A top quality, professional horror and fantasy magazine. Edited by T. E. D. Klein.

In addition to fantasy, horror, and science fiction, each issue also typically featured an interview with a leading writer or filmmaker, film reviews by Gahan Wilson, book reviews by Theodore Sturgeon, season-by-season Twilight Zone episode guides written by Marc Scott Zicree, and a classic Twilight Zone episode script with commentary.

--In the Twilight Zone: TZ Goes Hollywood by T.E.D. Klein
--A Note from the Publisher by Carol Serling
--Other Dimensions: Screen by Gahan Wilson
--Other Dimensions: Books by Thomas M. Disch
--Other Dimensions: Nostalgia by Ron Goulart
--Other Dimensions: Fantasy Acrostic #2 by Benjamin Gleisser
--Other Dimensions: Etc.
--Special Section: Twilight Zone: The Movie
--Episode 1: John Landis Gives a Guided Tour of Hell
--On the Set of Twilight Zone by Paul M. Sammon
--TZ Interview: John Landis by Paul M. Sammon
--Episode 2: Steven Spielberg Turns Back the Clock
--TZ Interview: Richard Matheson by Randy and Jean-Marc L'Officier
--TZ Interview: Scatman Crothers by James Verniere
--Episode 3: Joe Dante Unleashes Every Adult's Nightmare
--TZ Interview: William Schallert by James Verniere
--TZ Interview: Kevin McCarthy by James Verniere
--TZ Interview: Jeremy Licht by James Verniere
--TZ Interview: Joe Dante by Randy and Jean-Marc L'Officier
--TZ Interview: Rob Bottin by James Verniere
--A Twilight Zone Scrapbook (Color Section)
--Episode 4: George Miller Induces a Fear of Flying
--TZ Interview: John Lithgow by James Verniere
--TZ Interview: Larry Cedar
--"Barney" by Will Stanton, Illustrated by Ahmet Gorgun
--"One Happy Family" by John S. McFarland, Illustrated by Randy Jones
--"Like a Black Dandelion" by John Alfred Taylor, Illustrated by David G. Klein
--"Go to Sleep" by John Skipp, Illustrated by D.W. Miller
--A View Across The Twilight Zone by Marc Scott Zicree
--Show-By-Show Guide: TV's Twilight Zone, Part Twenty-Six
--Three Cartoons
--TZ Classic Teleplay: "Kick the Can" by George Clayton Johnson
--An Afterword by George Clayton Johnson