This document analyzes the typography, images, color, layout, and conventions used on the magazine cover of American Horror Story. It finds that the sans serif font, modern color scheme, and focus on the TV show title signal its appeal to younger audiences. The image of two actresses holding a severed head intrigues viewers about the show's horror elements. The layout effectively places key elements along the route of the eye for maximum visibility. Overall, the cover follows genre conventions to attract audiences interested in horror.