Vintage Mad Movies Magazine No. 95 Batman Forever Freddy Ed Wood very good condition

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Description

This lot features a specialized cinema magazine, visible in the photo: it is issue 95 of "Mad Movies", an iconic publication dedicated to fantasy and horror cinema. The cover, predominantly black with red and yellow accents, displays the "Mad Movies" logo in red letters on a white background, topped with the mention "Ciné Fantastique". This issue highlights three major subjects: "Freddy Comes Out at Night", "Ed Wood by Tim Burton", and "Batman Forever", whose image occupies the right half of the front page. The titles are printed in vivid yellow and green on a black background, reinforcing the graphic style characteristic of 1990s cinema press.

The central visual shows Batman in costume, from the film "Batman Forever", accompanied by the subtitle "the Gotham City vigilante changes his face". To the left, a photo of Freddy Krueger, an iconic horror cinema character, as well as a black and white photo of a director in front of a camera, illustrating the article dedicated to Ed Wood by Tim Burton. The magazine is presented closed, its spine and back are not visible in this image.

The cover displays the issue number (95), the publication date (M 2016-95), the price in francs and foreign currencies, as well as the barcode. The texts and images are clear, with no apparent discoloration or stains on the front. The support appears to be in very good visual condition, with no prominent folds or tears on the visible cover.

The graphic style, typography, and subjects covered (Batman Forever released in 1995, Freddy Krueger, Tim Burton) confirm that this issue belongs to the mid/late 1990s, typical of the golden age of specialized genre cinema magazines in France.

Condition

This Mad Movies n°95 magazine is used and sold as is. The visible cover is in very good condition, with well-preserved colors and no apparent major defects on the front. The corners are slightly rounded, with no signs of wear or pronounced folds.

Did you know? Batman Forever, released in 1995, marked a turning point in the Batman cinematic saga with Val Kilmer as the vigilante, replacing Michael Keaton. The film is also known for its colorful aesthetics and more pop atmosphere, contrasting with previous opuses directed by Tim Burton.

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