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Today's upload:
THE PANELOLOGIST #5 - 1976
Published by George Barnett
The fanzine review page is depressing - Only in the fact that it hints at just how little I've only scratched the surface so far.
That's counterbalanced by the photo page, which makes me 'slightly' less embarrassed about my own hair around the same time this was published
Interesting to see that the Lee V Kirby fight was in full swing 40 years ago... Not much different now really...
http://classicukcomicszines.weebly.com/ ... ogist.html
THE PANELOLOGIST #5 - 1976
Published by George Barnett
The fanzine review page is depressing - Only in the fact that it hints at just how little I've only scratched the surface so far.
That's counterbalanced by the photo page, which makes me 'slightly' less embarrassed about my own hair around the same time this was published
Interesting to see that the Lee V Kirby fight was in full swing 40 years ago... Not much different now really...
http://classicukcomicszines.weebly.com/ ... ogist.html
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Only one upload this weekend; but it's a good one
SHORT FUSE 1 - 1982
By Graham Cousins, Paul Duncan, John Jackson
Covers by Ian Gibson & Alan Davis
Check it out here:
http://classicukcomicszines.weebly.com/short-fuse.html
SHORT FUSE 1 - 1982
By Graham Cousins, Paul Duncan, John Jackson
Covers by Ian Gibson & Alan Davis
Check it out here:
http://classicukcomicszines.weebly.com/short-fuse.html
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Ah, they were the days. Drawing a joke I'd heard in a pub. I'd forgotten about Dawg. Cringing at the crudity of my artwork.David Hathaway-Price wrote:Only one upload this weekend; but it's a good one
SHORT FUSE 1 - 1982
By Graham Cousins, Paul Duncan, John Jackson
Covers by Ian Gibson & Alan Davis
Check it out here:
http://classicukcomicszines.weebly.com/short-fuse.html
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All the work is great in that issue, and I mean ALL of it
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My thanks to Phil Elliott for kindly donating this zine to the archive.
Today's upload is:
SHORT FUSE 2 - 1983
By Graham Cousins, Paul Duncan, John Jackson
Covers by Bryan Talbot & Mike Higgs
classicukcomicszines.weebly.com/short-fuse.html
Today's upload is:
SHORT FUSE 2 - 1983
By Graham Cousins, Paul Duncan, John Jackson
Covers by Bryan Talbot & Mike Higgs
classicukcomicszines.weebly.com/short-fuse.html
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Good to see those examples, especially that Talbot cover. I have a run of 'Heart of the Empire', as well 'Brainstorm', 'Mixed Bunch', and 'Amazing Rock and Roll', with 'Luther Arkwright', and 'The Omega Report', great stuff.
Dennis Gifford did a good editorial in 'Brainstorm' as well.
Just one more thing does anyone have an example of 'Scumworld' he did for 'Sounds'?
Dennis Gifford did a good editorial in 'Brainstorm' as well.
Just one more thing does anyone have an example of 'Scumworld' he did for 'Sounds'?
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First upload of the New Year:
ASPECT #2 - 1970
Editor - Steve Moore
Cover by Jim Baikie
Wonderfully surreal 'Tales of Hyperborea' Strip by Steve Parkhouse and Barry Smth (with a great homage to Kirby on the 'Paradox Man' section). Great atwork from Steve Parkhouse and Alan Hunter, too.
classicukcomicszines.weebly.com/aspect--orpheus.html
ASPECT #2 - 1970
Editor - Steve Moore
Cover by Jim Baikie
Wonderfully surreal 'Tales of Hyperborea' Strip by Steve Parkhouse and Barry Smth (with a great homage to Kirby on the 'Paradox Man' section). Great atwork from Steve Parkhouse and Alan Hunter, too.
classicukcomicszines.weebly.com/aspect--orpheus.html
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A great 'Zine, thanks David. I didnt realise that Jim Bakie had been active in 'Fandom'.
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He also did some stuff for Fantasy Advertiser. There are more examples of his work from that period on his Facebook page, too
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Heck, listening to stuff about Bowie on the radio, and need to cheer myself up a bit...
Today's zine upload...
ARKEN SWORD #15
By Paul Duncan (1985)
A lovely cover, and a huge 20 page interview with Ian Gibson (his first I think). As well as his early and 2000 AD strips, Ian talks about working with Steve Parkhouse on stuff for ORPHEUS, which I'm guessing was for the second issue, that never saw the light of day.
http://classicukcomicszines.weebly.com/arken-sword.html
Today's zine upload...
ARKEN SWORD #15
By Paul Duncan (1985)
A lovely cover, and a huge 20 page interview with Ian Gibson (his first I think). As well as his early and 2000 AD strips, Ian talks about working with Steve Parkhouse on stuff for ORPHEUS, which I'm guessing was for the second issue, that never saw the light of day.
http://classicukcomicszines.weebly.com/arken-sword.html
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Today's zine upload...
EUREKA Vol.2 Number 1
By Dez Skinn (1971)
Cover by Frank Bellamy
A couple of lovely, early strips with art by Dave Gibbons. Includes a letter from Fredric Wertham (Boo! Hiss!, lol), and an article on EC Comics by Haydn Paul.
Many thanks to Ron Tiner for his scanning of this issue.
http://classicukcomicszines.weebly.com/eureka.html
EUREKA Vol.2 Number 1
By Dez Skinn (1971)
Cover by Frank Bellamy
A couple of lovely, early strips with art by Dave Gibbons. Includes a letter from Fredric Wertham (Boo! Hiss!, lol), and an article on EC Comics by Haydn Paul.
Many thanks to Ron Tiner for his scanning of this issue.
http://classicukcomicszines.weebly.com/eureka.html
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Today's upload
FANTASY ADVERTISER #55
By Dez Skinn (April 1975)
Cover and Stan Lee illustration by Bryan Talbot (Nemesis the Warlock, The Sandman, Dotter of Her Father's Eyes, etc.)
An interesting interview with Stan Lee (on one of his visits to the U.K. ), conducted by New Musical Express Journalist, Charles Murray.
http://classicukcomicszines.weebly.com/ ... tiser.html
FANTASY ADVERTISER #55
By Dez Skinn (April 1975)
Cover and Stan Lee illustration by Bryan Talbot (Nemesis the Warlock, The Sandman, Dotter of Her Father's Eyes, etc.)
An interesting interview with Stan Lee (on one of his visits to the U.K. ), conducted by New Musical Express Journalist, Charles Murray.
http://classicukcomicszines.weebly.com/ ... tiser.html
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Nostalgia overload. Fantasy Advertiser was the first fanzine I bought. The fanzine reviews in it made sure that it was not the last.
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With the zine reviews and the letter pages, there was certainly no holding back
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Today's upload
COMICS FORUM #4
(Journal of the Comic Creators Guild)
By Guy Lawley - Summer 1993
Cover by Paul Smith
Interviews with James Robinson, Stan Lee, and Alan Moore.
Three very different interviews; One conducted one-on-one, one conducted at a very public U.K Comic Convention, where Stan Lee is doing his best PR work, the other the result of a more private gathering, at a pub... with beer...
http://classicukcomicszines.weebly.com/ ... forum.html
COMICS FORUM #4
(Journal of the Comic Creators Guild)
By Guy Lawley - Summer 1993
Cover by Paul Smith
Interviews with James Robinson, Stan Lee, and Alan Moore.
Three very different interviews; One conducted one-on-one, one conducted at a very public U.K Comic Convention, where Stan Lee is doing his best PR work, the other the result of a more private gathering, at a pub... with beer...
http://classicukcomicszines.weebly.com/ ... forum.html