Peter Cushing ‘King of Horror’ 1000-Piece Jigsaw Puzzle – Celebrate The Iconic Star of Classic Horror Film

Step into the shadows with the Dez Skinn Horror Line range! This haunting jigsaw puzzle features Paul Watts’ eerie artwork, bringing Peter Cushing, ‘The King of Horror,’ to life in all his terrifying glory. First unveiled in the spine-chilling horror magazine We Belong Dead, launched by Eric McNaughton in 1990, this puzzle is perfect for those who revel in the macabre. Dez Skinn is the Guinness World Record winning creator of Doctor Who Weekly, the world's longest running TV tie-in magazine and creator of Starburst, the world's longest running science fiction magazine. His House of Hammer magazine is considered by many to be the pinnacle of horror film magazines, and his creation and financing of Alan Moore's V for Vendetta for his Warrior magazine has led to a global merchandising phenomenon. He was headhunted to run Marvel Comics UK by Stan Lee in 1979, for which he launched over 20 new titles, and he continues to produce Monster Mag, the original full colour horror magazine, created in 1975.

• Iconic Horror Classics: This 1000-piece jigsaw puzzle showcases unforgettable scenes and characters from Amicus Productions, the legendary British film studio known for cult horror films like Tales from the Crypt and Dr. Terror's House of Horrors.
• Features Horror Legends: Piece together the chilling faces of horror icons Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing, renowned stars who brought these timeless tales of terror to life.
• Perfect for Horror Fans: Designed for true aficionados of the horror genre, this puzzle is an exciting challenge that brings the eerie atmosphere of vintage horror films straight to your home.
• High-Quality Design: Measuring 66 x 50 cm when complete, this puzzle offers hours of entertainment and makes a striking display piece, perfect for collectors of horror movie memorabilia.
• Unique Gift for Collectors: This puzzle is a must-have for fans of classic horror films, making it a perfect gift for birthdays, holidays, or any occasion where spooky nostalgia is celebrated.