Monday, 31 October 2016
1993: GHOST RIDER AND THE MIDNIGHT SONS MAGAZINE: A MARVEL AGE SPECIAL (MARVEL COMICS)
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From December 1993: More Halloween scarefare... GHOST RIDER AND THE MIDNIGHT SONS MAGAZINE, a behind-the-scenes/ promotional one-shot mag sp...
1986: FOREST J. ACKERMAN'S MONSTER LAND ISSUE 8
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From March 1986: The 8th issue of FOREST J. ACKERMAN'S MONSTER LAND, published by NMP. Launched in February 1985, the successor to FAM...
1994: THE UK STAR WARS FAN CLUB MAGAZINE ISSUE 10
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From the summer of 1994: the tenth issue of the newsletter/ magazine published by THE (unofficial) UK STAR WARS FAN CLUB. Q
Friday, 28 October 2016
2000: SCIENCE FICTION WORLD PAPERBACK 3: HORROR BOX OFFICE HITS
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From 2000: Free with issue 3 of SCIENCE FICTION WORLD magazine: HORR0R BOX OFFICE HITS paperback.
Thursday, 27 October 2016
1992: LOST IN SPACE ISSUE 4 (INNOVATION COMICS)
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From February 1992: the Robinson's get menaced again in the 4th issue of Innovation's LOST IN SPACE comic. Anyone familiar with th...
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Wednesday, 26 October 2016
THE FIVE TIMES ISSUE 6 (THE UK BABYLON FIVE FAN CLUB)
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From Summer 1995: the sixth issue of THE 5 TIMES, the newsletter of the unofficial BABYLON FIVE FAN CLUB. From memory, I think the "mis...
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Tuesday, 25 October 2016
1995: DOCTOR WHO POSTER MAGAZINE ISSUE 7 (MARVEL UK)
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From December 1995: the penultimate issue of MARVEL UK's DOCTOR WHO POSTER MAGAZINE. This issue abandoned the original monster-of-the-...
Tuesday, 18 October 2016
1992: LAUGH: THE COMEDY MAGAZINE ISSUE 1
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From 1992... and Australia... the first issue of LAUGH: THE COMEDY MAGAZINE. I found this random copy in a store. I don't know much el...
1995: G-FAN SPECIAL COLLECTION ISSUE 1
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From December 1995: the first issue of G-FAN SPECIAL COLLECTION ISSUE 1, The main magazine, dedicated to Godzilla and giant stomping monst...
Monday, 17 October 2016
1996: STARLOG MAGAZINE ISSUE 228 celebrates twenty years in business.
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From July 1996: STARLOG MAGAZINE celebrates twenty years in print. Ironically, it obviously wasn't a vintage year for summer blockbust...
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