-
writers and
other contributors of
articles or
illustrations to
fanzines are not paid.
Fanzines are
traditionally circulated free of charge, or for a nominal...
- was
coined by Russ
Chauvenet in the
October 1940
issue of his
fanzine Detours. "
Fanzines" were
distinguished from "prozines", that is, all professional...
-
Reader was one example), interview,
history and review-based
fanzines, and the
fanzines which basically represented independent comic book-format exercises...
- was
composed and
illustrated by Lee Porter. It was set up at a time when
fanzines were
being produced for a
number of
different topics, in
order to provide...
-
WhoFest in Texas.
Doctor Who
fanzines began to be
published in the UK in the 1970s. Much of the
content of the
first fanzines was
devoted to do****enting...
- [active fan],
which replaced the Best
Fanzine category that year.)
Hyphen was
considered one of the
pivotal fanzines of its era for its
humour and wit contributed...
- rock
fanzines of the
early 1970s,
which were
inspired by
zines from the
science fiction fan community.
Perhaps the most
influential of the
fanzines to cross...
- like
Hunter S. Thompson, the
teenage Groth published Fantastic Fanzine, a
comics fanzine (whose name
referenced the
Marvel Comics title Fantastic Four)...
- stet;
partly in
affectionate tribute to historic,
typographically titled fanzines such as
Hyphen and Slant; and
partly in
punning reference to the GeSTETner...
-
decades after his death, Thomson's
distinctive artwork still appears in such
fanzines as the Hugo-nominated, Nova Award-winning
Banana Wings.
After Thomson won...
