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The Beatles Book (also known as Beatles Monthly) was a long-running fanzine produced by Beat Publications that was dedicated to the legacy of the incredible pop-culture phenomenon known as The Beatles. First published in August 1963, the magazine ran until production stopped with the 77th issue published in December,1969. It was revived in May, 1976, reprinting the first 77 issues with a few pages of added content. Beat Publications then continued producing new issues in October, 1982 until the publication ultimately ceased production with issue #321 printed in January, 2003. 6" x 8", 46 pages, B&W.

The Beatles Book (also known as Beatles Monthly) was a long-running fanzine produced by Beat Publications that was dedicated to the legacy of the incredible pop-culture phenomenon known as The Beatles. First published in August 1963, the magazine ran until production stopped with the 77th issue published in December,1969. It was revived in May, 1976, reprinting the first 77 issues with a few pages of added content. Beat Publications then continued producing new issues in October, 1982 until the publication ultimately ceased production with issue #321 printed in January, 2003. 6" x 8", 46 pages, B&W.

The Beatles Book (also known as Beatles Monthly) was a long-running fanzine produced by Beat Publications that was dedicated to the legacy of the incredible pop-culture phenomenon known as The Beatles. First published in August 1963, the magazine ran until production stopped with the 77th issue published in December,1969. It was revived in May, 1976, reprinting the first 77 issues with a few pages of added content. Beat Publications then continued producing new issues in October, 1982 until the publication ultimately ceased production with issue #321 printed in January, 2003. 6" x 8", 46 pages, B&W.

The Beatles Book (also known as Beatles Monthly) was a long-running fanzine produced by Beat Publications that was dedicated to the legacy of the incredible pop-culture phenomenon known as The Beatles. First published in August 1963, the magazine ran until production stopped with the 77th issue published in December,1969. It was revived in May, 1976, reprinting the first 77 issues with a few pages of added content. Beat Publications then continued producing new issues in October, 1982 until the publication ultimately ceased production with issue #321 printed in January, 2003. 6" x 8", 46 pages, B&W.

The Beatles Book (also known as Beatles Monthly) was a long-running fanzine produced by Beat Publications that was dedicated to the legacy of the incredible pop-culture phenomenon known as The Beatles. First published in August 1963, the magazine ran until production stopped with the 77th issue published in December,1969. It was revived in May, 1976, reprinting the first 77 issues with a few pages of added content. Beat Publications then continued producing new issues in October, 1982 until the publication ultimately ceased production with issue #321 printed in January, 2003. 6" x 8", 46 pages, B&W.

The Beatles Book (also known as Beatles Monthly) was a long-running fanzine produced by Beat Publications that was dedicated to the legacy of the incredible pop-culture phenomenon known as The Beatles. First published in August 1963, the magazine ran until production stopped with the 77th issue published in December,1969. It was revived in May, 1976, reprinting the first 77 issues with a few pages of added content. Beat Publications then continued producing new issues in October, 1982 until the publication ultimately ceased production with issue #321 printed in January, 2003. 6" x 8", 46 pages, B&W.

The Beatles Book (also known as Beatles Monthly) was a long-running fanzine produced by Beat Publications that was dedicated to the legacy of the incredible pop-culture phenomenon known as The Beatles. First published in August 1963, the magazine ran until production stopped with the 77th issue published in December,1969. It was revived in May, 1976, reprinting the first 77 issues with a few pages of added content. Beat Publications then continued producing new issues in October, 1982 until the publication ultimately ceased production with issue #321 printed in January, 2003. 6" x 8", 46 pages, B&W.

The Beatles Book (also known as Beatles Monthly) was a long-running fanzine produced by Beat Publications that was dedicated to the legacy of the incredible pop-culture phenomenon known as The Beatles. First published in August 1963, the magazine ran until production stopped with the 77th issue published in December,1969. It was revived in May, 1976, reprinting the first 77 issues with a few pages of added content. Beat Publications then continued producing new issues in October, 1982 until the publication ultimately ceased production with issue #321 printed in January, 2003. 6" x 8", 46 pages, B&W.

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One of the main British comics fanzines, edited by Martin Lock. Issue #35 published in the U.S. Cover by Kevin O'Neill. "The Lisellan Tea Party" comic strip by Eddie Campbell, interview with Pat Mills (2000 AD), Eagle Awards results for 1980, a nostalgic look back at Fantastic Four #1, comic book reviews, news, and more. Illustrations by Dave Harwood, Steve Lowther, Jim Marshall, Terry M. Moore, and others. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 66 pages, black and white. Cover price $2.50.

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One of the main British comics fanzines, edited by Martin Lock. Issue #35 published in the U.S. Cover by Kevin O'Neill. "The Lisellan Tea Party" comic strip by Eddie Campbell, interview with Pat Mills (2000 AD), Eagle Awards results for 1980, a nostalgic look back at Fantastic Four #1, comic book reviews, news, and more. Illustrations by Dave Harwood, Steve Lowther, Jim Marshall, Terry M. Moore, and others. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 68 pages, black and white. NOTE: Final issue, as NMP went out of business. Cover price $2.95.

Fanzine by Greg Theakston and Ed Reliuga. Cover art is a variation of the cover from Web of Horror #3. Also reprints fully from Web of Horror #3, the story "Feed It". The main feature of the fanzine is a nineteen page portfolio of full page pin-ups which include both published and unpublished works. Additionally, includes a Berni Wrightson interview and checklist. Slick cover, white paper, 8 5/8-in. x 11-in., 52 pages, black and white. Cover price $5.00.

Volume 1, 1st Printing - Celebrating one decade of the best of the Edgar Rice Burroughs Amateur Press Association Fanzine with short stories, articles and photographs pulled from issues of ERB-APA. Softcover, 8.5" x 11", 200 pages, B&W.

February 1966. Collects select content from issues originally published in the Baum Bugle (Wizard of Oz fanzine) between 1957-1961. Paper-cover; 8.5-in. x 11-in.; 32 pages (cover to cover); B&W.

October 1971. Collect select material originally published in The Baum Bugle (Wizard of Oz fanzine) between 1961--1962. Paper cover; 8.5-in. x 11-in.; 56 pages; B&W. Cover price $2.50.

August 1975. Collects select material originally published in the Baum Bugle (Wizard of Oz fanzine) between 1963-1964. Magazine size 8.5-in. x 11-in.; black and white; 100 pages.

Dated 1982. Collect select material originally published in the Baum Bugle (Wizard of Oz fanzine) between 1965-1966. Squarebound/color softcover; 8 1/2-in. x 11-in.; b&w; 125 pages. Cover price $10.00.

March 1993. Collect select material originally published in the Baum Bugle (Wizard of Oz fanzine) between 1967-1969. Magazine size 8 1/2-in. x 11-in.; 115 pages; b&w.

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1st printing. Betty Page pin-ups by Steve Woron. B&W, 32 pages, standard paper stock. Mature readers. Cover price $2.50.

Betty Page pin-ups by Steve Woron. B&W, 32 pages, standard paper stock. Mature readers. Cover price $3.25.

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1st printing. Art by Dan Paresi and Steve Woron. B&W, 32 pages, standard paper stock. Mature readers. Cover price $3.25.

1st printing. Art by Dan Paresi and Steve Woron. B&W, 32 pages, standard paper stock. Mature readers. Cover price $3.25.

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2nd or later printing. Betty Page pin-ups by Steve Woron. This is Steve Woron's first issue of Betty Page. Illustrated in an all-pin-up double page layout style, this comic is one of the Studio's best sellers. Steve really does justice to this 50's Brattish pin-up queen! 32 pages, B&W. Mature Readers. Cover price $3.25.

2nd or later printing. Betty Page pin-ups by Steve Woron. This is Steve Woron's first issue of Betty Page. Illustrated in an all-pin-up double page layout style, this comic is one of the Studio's best sellers. Steve really does justice to this 50's Brattish pin-up queen! 32 pages, B&W. Mature Readers. Cover price $3.25.

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Betty Page Pin-Up art by Steve Woron. Cover price $3.25.

Issue #21 - late 1975, no date listed, using convention ad and other ads as a guide. Big Reel's first tabloid newspaper size following 20 previous magazine size issues. Ads for 16mm movies. Magazine is folded as published, aproximately 8-in. x 11 1/2-in. Magazine unfolded measures 11 1/2-in. x 16-in., 34 pages, black and white. Cover price $1.00.

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Issue #141 - February 15 1986. Newspaper size magazine centered around movie collecting. Edited and published by Donald R. Grant. Kirby Grant photo cover. Magazine is folded as published, approximately 8 1/2" X 11 1/2". Magazine unfolded measures 11 1/2". x 16", 128 pages, black and white. Cover price $3.00.

Film reviews by publisher Mark Verheiden. Article on film composers by Randall Larson. Black and white; 8.5 x 11 in.; 28 pages. Charles Bronson photo cover. Cover price $0.25.

Film reviews by publisher Mark Verheiden. Article on film composers by Randall Larson. Black and white; 8.5 x 11 in.; 28 pages. Charles Bronson photo cover. Cover price $0.25.

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Formerly Scienti-Snaps. Edited by Jack champman Miske and Walter E. Marconette. Fiction: "The Thing in the Moonlight" by H.P. Lovecraft, and "The Dwellers in the Mirage" (End) by A. Merritt. Articles: "To Write - Be Wrong!" by John W. Campbell, Jr., "The Open Mind" by E.E. Smith, Ph. D., and "A Brief Autobiography" by Hannes Bok. Columns: "Stardust" by The Star-Treader, "Fantasy Footnotes" by Harry Warner, Jr., "Imagi-Movies" by Forrest J. Ackerman, and "Kaleidoscope" by Walter E. Marconette. Sonnet: On H.P. Lovecrafts "The Festival" by Earl Singleton. Cover art by Hannes Bok. Interior art by Hannes Bok and Walter E. Marconette. 6" x 9", 24 pages, B&W. Cover price $0.20.

Blake 7 fan fiction by Katrina Larkin and Susanne Tilley ("The Log of the Hellhound--Book IV") and Jamie Ritchey and Dee Beetem ("Half-Life"). Flip-book format. Spiral bound; 8.5-in x 11-in.

Blake 7 fan fiction by Katrina Larkin and Susanne Tilley ("The Log of the Hellhound--Book VII") and Sheila Paulson ("The Dreamers"). Flip-book format. Spiral bound; 8.5-in x 11-in.

Special Collector's Edition. The World's Greatest Comic Book goes Hollywood! Spotlighting Fantastic Four (plus other summer blockbuster films). Complete coverage -- from the comics to the silver screen, including the epic FF battles with Doctor Doom. Plus: Batman Begins and Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith. 64 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $5.99.

Edited by David Brown, Blazing Action and Suspense Tales was published during the Golden Age of comic book fanzines. Issue #1 includes: a petition for the 31st World Science Fiction Convention to be held in Dallas; classified comic book ads from Buddy Saunders (who now owns Lone Star Comics); an ad for Mount to the Stars; The Haunted Spaceship strip by Chuck Robinson II (art and story) and David Brown (inks); The Treasure of Theseus illustrated story by Chuck Robinson II (story), W. Boglitsch (art), and David Brown (inks); Ad and Advertise story by Dennis D. Conger (with art by Don Ensign); Horror Prison illustrated story by David Brown; and more. 40 pgs. July/August, 1968.

Fanzine - Published and Edited by Gerald Page.

Fanzine - Published and Edited by Gerald Page.

Fanzine - Published and Edited by Gerald Page.

Published and edited by London Mitchell, Blood and Thunder was published during the Golden Age of comic book fanzines. Issue #5 includes: cover art by Mickey Schwaberow; Destiny's Call strip by Martin Russell; The Black Shadow story by John Pierce; Unidentified Flying Objects: A Report on Extraterrestrial Activities?The Mystery of the Skies; Vibro strip by Martin Russell; letters from Larry Herndon and Margaret Gemignani; Captive of the Blue Flame strip by Mitchell; and The Impossible Man strip by Mitchell (writer) and Gene Bearringer (penciller). 61 pgs, ditto. Summer, 1966.

Published and edited by London Mitchell, Blood and Thunder was published during the Golden Age of comic book fanzines. Issue #7 includes: Son of Satan Story created By Biljo White and written and illustrated by Martin Russel, The Forgotten Island written by Lon Mitchell Writes with Mickey Schwabrows pencils and Bob Susor Inks, Blue Streak by Kenneth Tesar. Bondage front cover by Robert Susor Back cover byy Ken Lodge. 32 pgs, offset. Summer, 1968.

Features articles covering adventure, mystery and melodrama in various media - 28 pages, B&W Cover price $6.00.

Features articles covering adventure, mystery and melodrama in various media - 28 pages, B&W Cover price $6.00.

Winter 2003. Features articles covering adventure, mystery and melodrama in various media. In this Mystery Men issue: Fantomas Unmasked; Who is the Man in the Black Cloak?; Searching for Radio's "Lost" Shadow; the Serial Screen's First Mystery Hero; and Richard Sale on Hero Pulps. 28 pages, B&W. Cover price $6.00.

Spring 2003. Features articles covering adventure, mystery and melodrama in various media. In this issue: Pulpdom's Forgotten Crimebusters; L. Ron Hubbard's Hollywood Adventure; Ayn Rand and Franz Kafka...Pulp Writers?; Writing Tips from Western Novelist William MacLeod Raine; Blood 'n' Thunder Reprint Classic by W.C. Tuttle. 28 pages, B&W. Cover price $6.00.

Summer 2003. Features articles covering adventure, mystery and melodrama in various media. In this issue: Cover Artist Rafael de Soto on Painting for the Pulps; the Legendary H. Bedford-Jones - King of the Pulps; Edgar Rice Burroughs, Movie Mogul; a Week with Mystery Writer Frank Gruber; Dime Mystery - The Master of Terror Lodge. 28 pages, B&W. Cover price $6.00.

Winter 2004. Features articles covering adventure, mystery and melodrama in various media. In this issue: Last Hurrahs - the Twilight of the Hero Pulps; the Story Behind Doc Savage's Pulp Debut; an Interview with Thrilling Group Editor Leo Margulies; Cliffhanging Thrills from the Silent Era - Jungle Goddess; Nick Carter Remembered by His Creator. 28 pages, B&W. Cover price $6.00.

Spring 2004. Features articles covering adventure, mystery and melodrama in various media. In this issue: Ron Goulart Visits the Haunted World of Cornell Woolrich; Tod Browning - Did He Write for the Horror Pulps?; Charlie Chan's First Great Case; Henry Kuttner on Writing Mystery Stories for the Pulps; I Love a Mystery - Spine-Tingling Chills on Radio and in the Movies. 28 pages, B&W. Cover price $6.00.