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Vintage paperback editions of these books are often collected alongside movie memorabilia.
The screenplay for The Towering Inferno was famously adapted from two different novels after a bidding war between Warner Bros. and 20th Century Fox: (1973) by Richard Martin Stern. The Towering Inferno
: Modern reprints are often available on various paper stocks, such as 255 gsm glossy photographic paper for A4 sizes or 190 gsm satin finish for larger A2 posters. Retailers like eBay and Amazon carry these licensed reproductions. Literary Sources (Paperbacks) Vintage paperback editions of these books are often
(1974) by Thomas N. Scortia and Frank M. Robinson. : Modern reprints are often available on various
: These are smaller sets of cards (usually 11" x 14") featuring dramatic stills from the fire sequences.
Collectors use the term "paper" to describe original movie posters, lobby cards, and promotional materials from the film's release.