Take a trip to The Walking Dead: Dead City with the latest issue of SFX

Maggie and Negan with three Walkers behind them.

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The Walking Dead: Dead City’s Maggie and Negan are on the cover of SFX 391, as part of a horror-heavy halfway-to-Halloween issue.

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The Walking Dead: Dead City

The Manhattan-based spinoff of the zombie franchise returns for its second season shortly. In an eight-page feature, we quiz producer Scott G Gimple and star Lauren Cohan about what’s in store.

The cover of SFX issue 391, and some of the features inside.

Thunderbolts*

All seven of the Thunderbolts team, in the back of a vehicle.

The MCU will be dabbling in morally grey territory come 2 May, as Phase Five closes out by assembling a team of anti-heroes including the likes of Yelena Belova, Bucky Barnes and Taskmaster (not, not Greg Davies). We speak to director Jake Schreier.

Doctor Who

Juno Dawson on-set with three green-skinned aliens. — (Image credit: Future)

The sixth episode of Ncuti Gatwa’s second season, “The Intergalactic Song Contest”, looks almost certain to be this year’s most-watched, given that (barring the football going to extra time...) it’ll be jammed in-between the FA Cup Final and the Eurovision final. We get the inside word from writer Juno Dawson and production designer Phil Sims (illustrated with concept designs and Dawson's on-set snaps).

Until Dawn

Clover (Ella Rubin) in front of a graffitied cabin. — (Image credit: Future)

Haunted cabin video game Until Dawn is coming to the big screen, and the team behind it are doing something a bit different, employing a time loop structure to riff on multiple horror subgenres. Co-writer Gary Dauberman and director David F Sandberg tell us more.

Final Destination Bloodlines

Student Stefani (Kaitlyn Santa Juana) splattered with blood. — (Image credit: Future)

After a gap of 14 years, the death-dealing franchise that makes the wait to see how a Casualty guest star ends up in Holby City look tame is returning. We talk gore, Easter eggs and Tony Todd with directors Adam B Stein and Zach Lipovsky.

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