Lisa is a lonely girl who enjoys wandering nature and collecting odd bones and pebbles. The other kids think she’s kinda weird, maybe a witch, and avoid her. When one day she discovers a tree that allows passage to a parallel world, she finds herself in the middle of a demonic invasion plot, faced with saving the very children who ridiculed her. From seven-time Eisner Award Nominee Tony Sandoval.
Since Gene Wilder beguiled us with his scary but sincere chocolatier in the 1971 film Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, new interpretations of Roald Dahl’s children’s classic Charlie and the Chocolate Factory have emerged to offer us a delicious mix of fable and fantasy. They include Tim Burton’s striking 2005 film, a 2013 Broadway musical and Wonka, an origin story starring Timothee Chalamet that’s due in theaters Dec. 15, 2023. But what is it about Willy Wonka and his complicated but wonderful world that keeps us intrigued? Is it the story? The visuals? Or just the very relatable hope that we all have a chance at winning a Golden Ticket that will change our lives? In this savory, photo-filled issue, we explore what each take on Dahl’s 1964 novel adds to the lore and why we, the audience, continue to seek out every colorful adventure.
WatchTime is America’s no. 1 watch magazine, ranking among the best-selling lifestyle magazines in the U.S.. WatchTime’s editorial independence and expertise has made it America’s most respected watch magazine. Best known for its in-depth cover stories, striking original photography, and thorough watch tests and reviews, WatchTime also offers people profiles (top watchmakers, watch collectors, and watch executives), product trends, technical features, watch industry analysis, historical and travel articles and more, all aimed at informing and entertaining watch aficionados.
Us Weekly is the magazine that keeps the closest watch on the ever changing and ever exciting entertainment industry, unlike any other magazine. It takes you backstage at awards shows and sneaks you into celebrity parties. Us Weekly magazine peers into the minds (and dressing rooms) of the biggest stars, and escorts you around the world to see exactly where and with whom the hottest names in entertainment have been hanging out. Us Weekly gives you more access than any other magazine on the newsstand.
Halloween Crafts is a gruesome collection of activities, recipes, and crafty makes. Disgusting beyond your wildest dreams, can you handle the horror? Grown-ups, get ready to cringe, this could be the most revolting book you have ever seen! Projects include: Dirt Pies, Cuts and Warts, Severed Thumb, Skull Pot, Dead Fly Pancakes, Chomping Monster Cookies, Slug Bath Bombs, Scurrying Chocolate Mice, and a Vampire Smoothie.
Treasure Hunting is a premier magazine dedicated to metal detecting, relic hunting, and historical exploration. Whether you are a seasoned detectorist or a beginner, this publication offers expert advice, in-depth field tests of the latest metal detectors, fascinating discoveries, and historical insights. Each issue is packed with real-life finds, expert tips, location guides, and inspiring stories from treasure hunters worldwide. Stay updated on detecting techniques, equipment reviews, and exciting treasure-hunting adventures with Treasure Hunting magazine!
For many decades, manga and anime had simple, static definitions. Manga was Japanese comic books read in panels from right to left, and anime was Japanese animation – all produced in Japan by Japanese creators. Similar to the dynamic of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, commercially successful manga were adapted into anime series or films. This era brought us sci-fi thrillers such as Akira and Ghost in the Shell, legendary directors like Satoshi Kon and Hayao Miyazaki, and huge franchises, including Dragonball and Naruta to name a few.
This popular magazine has the impressive distinction of being the oldest in the world still being published today. Founded in 1739, The Scots Magazine has been there to discuss important Scottish events from the Battle of Culloden to the two World Wars, and is still going strong today with features covering all the significant developments in our country’s modern life.
The Saturday Guardian brings together the very best features, long reads and interviews alongside unrivalled culture and books coverage plus smart and sustainable travel and lifestyle ideas.
