It warms my heart that even in this digital age you can still get print zines.
Ditkomania #71 (!) - Steve Ditko was one of the first artists I ever took a shine to. I know everyone loves his Spider-Man and Dr. Strange work but for me it's those early Marvel mystery and suspense stories that I adore. Rob's been sending me this handsome and heartfelt ongoing tribute to Ditko for several issues now and I certainly appreciate it. Send $2.50 (includes postage) to Rob Imes, 13510 Cambridge #307, Southgate, MI 48195.
Comic Effect #47 - Another long-running zine. This issue is devoted to Julius Schwartz and the comics he edited. Another very handsome, upbeat, nostalgia-driven fanzine. Send $3.50 (includes postage I think) to Jim Kingman, Comic Effect, PO Box 2188, Pasadena, CA 91102-2188.
It's A Fanzine #50 - And yet another long-running zine! I don't actually have this issue but I do have several earlier issues sitting around here someplace. It's also a fine, handsome fanzine. You can email Gene Kehoe for more info at iaf1952(at symbol)yahoo.com or just go ahead and send him $5.00 (includes postage) at 2265 Byron Ave., Waterloo, IA 50702.
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Print zines are still very much alive, and it's always the illustrated ones that do best!
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Thanks for the plug, Scott! Ditkomania #72 will be coming out in April.
Earlier today I posted on a comics message board some links to scans I made of Gene Kehoe's IT'S A FANZINE back issues list, so if anyone wants to check out those older issues of IAF, they can view descriptions and prices for each issue. The post I wrote is at
http://www.comicboards.com/app/show.php?msg=gsmb-2009031418045057
(hopefully that link works)
It also contains a link to a scan I made of the front inside cover of IAF #50, so people can see the issue's huge Table of Contents.
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