Masthead – always stay the same front and style.

Pull quote – this is a direct quote from the artist on the front; the quote anchors the image.

Barcode & the price – this is so you can buy the magazine.

Main image – links to the main pull quote which links to what the artist/’s have been doing lately.

Lead article – written in “reversed-out” style this always stands out to attract the readers.

Skyline – runs across the top of the page and calls out to the readers about some special attraction's.

The left third – this includes the important information on the left third of the magazine as it’s the area we see when its on a magazine stand.

Cover lines – advertises what else is inside of the magazine.

Masthead – Always stay the same front and style.

The left third – This includes the important information on the left third of the magazine as it’s the area we see when its on a magazine stand.

Cover lines – Advertises what else is inside of the magazine.

Pull quote – this is a direct quote from the artist on the front; the quote anchors the image.

Main image – links to the main pull quote which links to what the artist/’s have been doing lately.

Barcode & the price – this is so you can buy the magazine.

Lead article – written in “reversed-out” style this always stands out to attract the readers.

Similarities • They are both about rock

music.• They both have lead

articles that link with the artist on the front.

• They both have pull quote.• They both have bold

mastheads.• They both have skylines.

Differences

• One has a picture of someone being aggressive where as the other one is a picture of a band pulling funny faces.