This document provides details on the layout and design elements of a magazine article about Zach Snyder's film Superman. Key elements included are a punny header to draw readers in, a mysterious sub-header question to intrigue them, and consistent visual motifs like the letter Z and Superman iconography threaded throughout the issue related to the film topic. Photos and graphics are creatively incorporated and modified to fit the overall design aesthetic.

1. Header- supposed to
draw the reader in.
Its a pun to add humor
to shout out to the
reader.
Reapproiated- to make
a link froM zack to
superman.
The strap or
sub-header.
This is to sell
the article. It
adds mystery
and the article
will answer the
question.
Links between image and text with the Z. The
photocopy look to the image has a lot of links:
Zach is said to copy many different films, superman
was also on print first and super is also a old story
and concept.
Byline- to show
who wrote the
arcticle.
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2. The dropcap- This is to
show the reader where
to start reading. Gutter in the middle of
the page.
The icons are
used as
subdivider. It
plays on the ʻIt
is a bird is it a
plane , not its
superman”
The folio, page number
and issue number.
The slug is shown of
a superman icon and
it runs throughout all
of the superman
information.
Instead of the full
stop they have a
LWL icon.This works
as branding for LWL.
Its still from the film,
however it is tinted
in pink. This shows
us that the design
takes more
importance over the
photo.
The Z motif shows consistently
throughout the issue.
The info sector, shows the basic information
about the film and when it comes out. This
reminds you to actually go watch it.
The whole page has a
two page structure