The document discusses design elements of film magazine covers. It notes that the main cover color depends on the headlining film's logo or genre. Sans serif fonts are generally used to make text stand out, while serif may be used for horror headlines. The layout conventionally features the masthead at top and a central large image as the main focus, with other headlines on the sides. The image will usually feature the main character or actor to help recognition. Red, black, and white are common for horror to connote blood and death.