Frankenstein 1931 Ultimate Guide New Edition Signed + Art Print

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The first 250 copies of the Frankenstein 1931 Ultimate Guide New Edition are signed by authors Nige Burton and Jamie Jones, and come with a FREE art print!

The signed Frankenstein 1931 Ultimate Guide New Edition captures the essence of the brochure you might have bought at the cinema in 1931 – but moviegoers of the day didn’t see anything like this sumptuous full-colour celebration of one of horror cinema’s defining productions. A completely fresh edition of our beloved second movie guide, the signed Frankenstein 1931 Ultimate Guide New Edition brings this classic publication up to date and in line with our more recent magazines, exploring the movie that made Boris Karloff a genre icon like nothing else you’ve seen before.

Under the direction of trailblazing English filmmaker James Whale, Universal’s 1931 Frankenstein left audiences horrified, dazzled and hungry for more. Boris Karloff’s timeless performance as the unfortunate Monster was a true original, claiming a place in the horror pantheon while paving the way for countless tributes. Our original Ultimate Guide to the movie has been one of our all-time greatest sellers, introducing many fans to our range of luxurious movie magazines, but in the years since its launch, our style has evolved, bringing with it a new format and structure. The signed Frankenstein 1931 Ultimate Guide New Edition reflects our improved mode of presentation, offering a crisper layout, even more glorious stills, and a wealth of detail that will inspire a fresh viewing of the film itself. This signed Frankenstein 1931 movie magazine is sure to take pride of place in your collection.

The signed Frankenstein 1931 Ultimate Guide New Edition comes signed by both authors, and is hand-numbered with a corresponding FREE art print that you can’t get anywhere else, making it a true collector’s item. Presented in A4 format (210 x 297mm), it features a stunning gloss cover that allows the all-new cover art to shine. Inside, you’ll find the timeless design that’s the hallmark of our latest Ultimate Guide magazines, meaning the signed Frankenstein 1931 Ultimate Guide New Edition will be right at home alongside your other guides. This is the signed Frankenstein 1931 movie guide magazine that you’ve longed to see.

Within the pages of the signed Frankenstein 1931 Ultimate Guide New Edition you’ll find a huge amount of information about the movie. Of course, the facts themselves don’t change, but they’ve never looked so good or read so well. There’s a huge amount of content here that didn’t made it into the original guide back in 2015, and we’re so proud to present the details here. You’ll learn new biographical details about the cast and crew, discover fascinating points of trivia about the movie’s production, and – as you’d expect from Classic Monsters – there are a host of spectacular images, meticulously restored to immerse you in the world of Frankenstein all over again. The signed Frankenstein 1931 Ultimate Guide New Edition is a feast for the eyes, the mind and the imagination.

On your journey through this signed Frankenstein 1931 movie magazine guide, you’ll become absorbed in the story of how the movie made its way from the pages of Mary Shelley’s extraordinary novel, to the theatre and then to Universal’s sound stages. You’ll learn of its significance in the development of the horror movie genre, as well as its place in the careers of stars Boris Karloff, Colin Clive, Edward Van Sloan and Mae Clarke, as well as those who worked behind the scenes such as director Whale, art director Charles C Hall and producer Carl Laemmle junior. From the fact-packed articles, to the informative biographies, to the high-quality printing and timeless presentation, the Frankenstein 1931 Ultimate Guide New Edition is another must-have for your Classic Monsters collection.

The festivities are well underway down in the village – little Maria would love it, I wonder where she’s got to? She said she was meeting a friend down by the lake, so maybe her dad will go and pick her up later to bring her to the celebrations. The skies look a little stormy over by the old watchtower though, and Baron Frankenstein’s son has been holed up there for a while. What’s he shouting about? Never mind, best just to find a quiet spot at the back of the lecture theatre and dive into the signed Frankenstein 1931 Ultimate Guide New Edition…

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• 36 pages
• A4
• Full colour throughout
• Luxury gloss laminated cover
• Hand numbered and signed by both authors
• Includes FREE Frankenstein 1931 art print