Information about the December 2008 issue of Impact Magazine.
Buy this issue of Impact now for just £3.95 (plus p&p) per copy.
More Moore
In part two of our exclusive interview with the Watchmen creator, Alan Moore holds forth on the subject of comic-to-film adaptations...
Dave Gibbons
...while Moore�s co-conspirator, the outstanding comics artist, Dave Gibbons, discusses the creation of Watchmen and the forthcoming movie version with considerably more anticipation than his old sparring partner!
Abe To Z...
Doug Jones, the real life Abe Sapien from Hellboy, Pan from Del Toro�s Labyrinth and the voice of the Silver Surfer the in Fantastic Four sequel, talks comic adaptations and prosthetics.
Far From Fragile
Our resident comics guru, Beau Smith, gets bumped up to front-of-house as part of our comics special. This month, he turns his attentions to the life span of story-telling.
Chocolate Girl
We covered her outstanding film debut last month, and this month Impact chats with Jeeja, the petite powerhouse star of Chocolate to find out just what being kicked in the eye feels like...
Japanime
Christmas comes early to the pages of Impact, as Andrez Bergen gives us the low-down on how they do Christmas in the land of the rising sun. Plus, he introduces us to the whimsical world of Earl & Fairy.
xxxholic
A previous Japanime recommendation, this anime cross between Needful Things and Hell Girl hits UK DVD shelves this month. Anime Attack investigates.
Strait Jacket
Magic is bad for your health in the latest series from MVM, as necromancers battle demons in full body-casts to retain their humanity.
Kim Jee-Woon
The renowned Korean director is in town promoting his anarchic Eastern/Western, The Good, The Bad, The Weird... Calum Waddell sat down with the maestro to probe his psyche!
Bond Is Back
Better late than never, Impact finally sets its peepers on Quantum of Solace and, sadly, finds itself underwhelmed...
Quarantine
Another month, and another brilliant foreign film gets mulched by the insatiable Hollywood remake machine. Luckily, what comes out the other end is actually pretty good! We are pleased...
Transporter 3
Impact loves Jason Statham! (but not in a gay way...) This month, the bald Brit, bad-ass action man returns to The Transporter franchise with a bang. Impact takes a sneaky-peek at the upcoming movie.
Dogs of Chinatown
Our friends from �Frisco leap back into action as �The Stunt People� showcase all kinds of mental martial arts scenes with some stunning cinematography. Andrew Skeates reviews.
Spooks
New season - same danger. The spies of MI-5 throw themselves into a brand new cold war.
Herman Yau
The infamous director of some of Hong Kong cinema�s most depraved CATIII shockers and sometime cinematographer (notably for Tsui Hark) is profiled by Impact this month.
Seasonal Films
Impact looks back at the output of one of the seminal studios of the nineties. Seasonal were insrumental in bringing Eastern action to the West - oh yeah, and they introduced us to the indisputable talents of one Jean Claude Van Damme!
Ozploitation
Not Quite Hollywood is a documentary that looks back at the excesses of Australian cinema in the �70s and �80s. Impact takes a walk down memory lane... Ah, Razorback...
Mark Sheppard
Genre journeyman and scion of an acting dynasty, Mark Sheppard, currently starring in Battlestar Galactica, met John Mosby at the recent Collectormania to discuss the current state of action television and the greatness that is BSG.
Games and DVDs
Which is mostly games this month. Good.