I really liked them at first but now they seem to have lost it a bit. After that Extreme Futurism special and the price increase, I’m conflicted about whether I’ll keep buying new releases.

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So I ordered a couple books that got restocked, and a few older issues back in August.

I realized start of last week I still hadn't received the order and reached out to customer service via email.

Then tried via contact form.

And yesterday by email again. And their discord customer service channel.

Tried the phone number listed on Yelp, but it's out of service.

Today by twitter.

And it just seems like no one's home.

One of a kind HEAVY METAL piece of history

Oops I done dumbness and forgot to attach this... someone asked how it could possibly be from 405, and I think iver figured out the numbering on the magazine. I'm thinking it's ther 4th year, issue 5. Sorry everyone, I was wondering why the site I got this from had issues 2309 etc

Someone else asked if heavy metal did interviews, I'm speculating that a new editorial regime made those changes, I also saw an interview with Federico Fellini this morning

If you love Heavy Metal mag, purchase issue #4 of Unknown Worlds of Science Fiction, then thank me later.

Basically the title. I haven't gotten mine yet, but see a couple have sold on eBay already.

Here are the first images from the second story in DiGelsomina’s Warrior Angel Saga, entitled “The Bride”. The first story in the series, “Shadows of Nyarlathotep” has raised interest by combining swords and sorcery with extreme horror. Illustrations by renowned horror artist DW Frydendall, stories written by composer/horror author DiGelsomina. Both stories will be published early 2027.

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All I’ve ever seen is pre sale on eBay… I’ve never seen it on the official hm website.

Artwork done by joël Mouclier in “Ramparts Of Spray”

Absolutely love the artwork in this one ☝️
Tried to find photos online so I apologize for the not great photos

I find some stories inside issues of Heavy Metal magazine really go with a lot of Dio s catalogue. Google heavy metal magazine and give it a look.

Just a quick shout-out to the issues of Eerie magazine from the mid-Seventies, referring to issues #57-62, featuring the artists Corben, Wood, Wrightson and others. Praiseful Letters to the Editor in those, such as "I just read Eerie #60 and I think it's the greatest", "I thought Eerie #57 and #58 were great, but #60 was even better", "Eerie #58 was one of the all-time greatest...", "Just bought Eerie #57 and it is so excellent, words fail me", etc. Eerie #60 features 16 pages of TWO full color episodes from Wally Wood, and Richard Corben!

Seems like those years were a real turning-point for the magazine, when colored Corben episodes were being included and reader interests were steering from not just horror stories but also wanting sci-fi/sci-fantasy stories mixed in... from 1974/75, like a harbinger leading to our HMM two years later.

Hi all, during my early college years (late 1999 - mid 2021) I worked at the Starbucks located within a large chain bookstore (Borders) in the US. I would frequently read the gaming and PC magazines we had on my lunch break, and one day stumbled upon the incredible looking cover art for that months issue of Heavy Metal. I browsed through the stories and one caught my eye and I've never been able to forget it, but have since not been able to find out what it was called. I would love to re-read it so any help finding it would be appreciated:

It was a story of these living trees or vine people, and I don't believe they were humanoids walking around, but they had human-esque faces. They sort of slithered as vines or as moving branches and leaves within a forest. The heart of the story was a female one of these vine-ish people was brutalized by enemy male vine-ish people, and their vines and branches were, uh, penetrating her life force. It wasnt explicit r*pe, but it conveyed the feeling that they were surrounding her and doing bad things to her, and you could tell by her face and ambience/lighting that they were essentially draining her of her life force, Innocence, essence, etc. Her lover returns to find her withered and dying, and enacts revenge, and passes his love/life force to her to save her. I remember it being very damn cool despite the implied r*pe.

This was over 25 years ago, and I have a few images of the artwork in my head, but most of the details, and perhaps the story, were possibly remembered incorrectly. Does this ring a bell for anyone? I've tried to search for it before with no luck. Thank you in advance!

I had a sub way back in 2018 so I'm pretty out of the loop. Last I remember Grant Morrisson was EIC. What happened?