Heavy Metal Magazine 1988 Complete Quarterly (4 issues)

Dive into a realm of vivid storytelling and artistic wonder with the complete 1988 quarterly issues of Heavy Metal Magazine. Each issue is packed with richly illustrated fantasy narratives that captivate the imagination and showcase the genre's finest illustrators of the time. Collectors and enthusiasts will appreciate the thematic breadth and creative depth of this series, which spans four issues, offering a nostalgic trip through the world of adult fantasy illustration. The magazines are a testament to the era's publishing landscape and a treasure for those passionate about the genre and its artistic evolution. Winter - Vol. 11 No. 4 Cover - Olivia De Berardinis p.03 - "Editorial: Heavy Metal - The Other Magazine" - The Staff p.06-56 - "The Scarlet Mummy" - Eugenio Sicomoro p.57-58 - "HM's Hollywood Hell: Forgotten Films!" - Drew Friedman p.59-64 - "Hey, Mister, Can You Spare A Buck?" - Miguelanxo "Miguel Angel" Prado p.65-75 - "Deadly Medley" - Daniel Torres p.76-81 - "Nocturne" - Stephen Hall p.83-90 - "Details" - Fernando Rubio p.92-101 - "Earth Versus Saturn" - Gaetano "Tanino" Liberatore (reprinted in 15 Years Of 1992) p.104-108 - "Adolphus Claar And The Polo-Playing Thief" - Yves Chaland p.112 - "The Lord Of Eltingville: His Way" - Drew Friedman Spring - Vol. 12 No. 1 Cover - Alan Craddock p.04-05 - "Nightmares Of The Rich And Famous" - Dan Aykroyd, Marion Hanley, and Julie Simmons-Lynch p.06-32, 74-108 - "Druuna: Morbus Gravis II" - Paolo Eleuteri Serpieri p.33-40 - "One Dollar" - Peter Kuper p.42-47 - "Héctor" - Daniel Torres p.49-56 - "Manuel Montano" - Miguelanxo "Miguel Angel" Prado p.58-65 - "The Bullfight" - Heriberto "Herikberto" Muela p.68-71 - "All Too Human" - Fernando Rubio p.109-112 - "To See Naples" - Jean "Mœbius" Giraud Summer - Vol. 12 No. 2 Cover - Oscar Chichoni p.03 - "Editorial" - Julie Simmons-Lynch p.04 - "Nightmares Of The Rich And Famous" - John Shirley and Shelly Stoll p.06-13 - "To Draw Or Not To Draw" - Alberto Breccia (reprinted in Greatest Hits 1994) p.14-17 - "Druuna" - Eugenio Sicomoro (reprinted in Greatest Hits 1994) p.20-27 - "Burton & Cyb: The First Round" - Antonio Segura and José Ortiz p.29-35 - "Sandra: The She Devil" - Michael Dorey (reprinted in Greatest Hits 1994) p.38-45 - "Your Death Is My Life" - Maurilio "Milo" Manara p.47-54 - "The Naked Branch" - Juan Giménez and Felipe Hernandez Cava p.56-63 - "The Trial" - Antonio Palacios p.65-77 - "The Forgotten City" - Paolo Eleuteri Serpieri and Raffaele Ambrosio p.78-81 - "The Discreet Charm Of Being Aesthetic" - Miguelanxo "Miguel Angel" Prado p.84-95 - "Dieter Lumpen: Cupid's Sin" - Rubén Pellejero and Jorge Zentner p.98-105 - "The Last Vote: A Fairy Tale" - Will Eisner p.107-112 - "Adolphus Claar" - Yves Chaland Fall - Vol. 12 No. 3 Cover - Olivia De Berardinis p.06 - "Editorial: Crash / Zonk Pix Fizzle" - Julie Simmons-Lynch p.07-14 - "Manuel Montano" - Miguelanxo "Miguel Angel" Prado p.15 - "Forgotten Films" - Drew Friedman p.16-53 - "Valentina Rediscovered: Far From Berlin" - Guido Crepax p.56-63 - "Stan The Alligator And The Underwater Army" - François Thomas p.66-68 - "Airhead" - Lou Stathis, Michael Uman, and James Fletcher p.70-84 - "Frank Cappa: Viet-Song: What The Hell Am I Doing Here?" - Manfred Sommer p.86-94 - "Red Tape" - Peter Kuper p.96-101 - "Stan Hoe: Dick At Large" - Stephen Hall p.104-107 - ""H"" - José María Beroy and Pascual Ferry p.109-112 - "The Stolen God" - Carlos Trillo and Fernando Rubio (reprinted in 15 Years Of 1992) Front Cover <-- Previous Year --- Next Year -->