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Dr. Who and the Daleks: The Official Story of the Films
John Walsh is a geek’s geek. Whether he’s writing about Ray Harryhausen or waxing lyrical about the joys of Flash Gordon or Escape From New York, you know you’re in good hands. Walsh’s growing back catalogue of behind-the-scene...
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Celebrating The Art of James Cameron
In his early twenties, fledgling film-maker James Cameron supported himself by illustrating theatrical posters and concept art for low-budget films. It was his own visionary concept pieces that would eventually help him to get ...
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The Art And Soul Of Dune
Frank Herbert’s 1965 novel, Dune, was the starting point. A novel that won award after award—and, despite being discussed as the archetypal ‘un-filmable’ novel—went on to inspire an hugely successful TV and film franchise. Her...
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Blade Runner 2049 Storyboards Wows Fans
In 1982, film audiences were to experience a bold new depiction of the future with Ridley Scott’s ground-breaking film, Blade Runner. Sadly, the unknown director’s adaption of Philip K Dick’s ideas-heavy Do Androids Dream of El...
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Books Bring Screen Art Alive
This month, Titan Books looks set to delight fans with two new releases focussed on the art and artifice of film-making. First-up is The Art & Making of Aladdin by Emily Zemler, which celebrates the upcoming movie. Showcasi...
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Back To The Beginning: Harley Quinn
DC Comics Novels – Harley Quinn: Mad Love takes it back to where it all began. Inspired by the 1994 graphic novel, Mad Love, and featuring Harley as she first appeared in 1992’s Batman: The Animated Series, the novel exp...
