The Twilight Zone Codexery

Behind the Scenes & Legacy

11 entries in the The Twilight Zone compendium.

Damon KnightThe editor who helped forge the literary backbone of the genre The Twilight Zone brought to television.Jack FinneyAuthor of the body snatchers; the one whose time smugglers slipped into the Zone.Charles BeaumontThe quiet pen behind Maple Street's monsters and a dozen other nightmares.Paul GallicoThe sports writer who made a perfectly normal day feel quietly, terribly wrong.John DouglasOne of the many hands that shaped the shadow at the edge of the ordinary.Jack ArnoldThe quiet hand behind the Zone's most haunting first-season stories.John NewlandA quiet face in a dark room, and suddenly you realize the coffin lid is coming down.Jerry HopperA Hopper by any other name still belongs in the Looney Tunes, not the Twilight Zone.Abner BibermanThe face in the crowd that made the Zone feel like a real street corner.William A. GrahamAll he ever wanted was a quiet room and a good book. The universe said no.Steven SpielbergA young prodigy once watched the Zone on a living-room screen; then he got to build one.
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