Retrofan #10 (TwoMorrows Publishing)
There’s something wonderful about seeing a magazine find its feet and evolve to become the premier title in fandom. Knowing that you were there from the beginning and have been rabidly consuming each and every…
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Retrofan #9 (TwoMorrows Publishing)
Believe it or not, and while it may not seem like it at the moment, there was life before COVID. Gloriously, geeky, imaginative life that was packed full of wonders that drew on, and from,…
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Retrofan #8 (TwoMorrows Publishing)
One of the many things that eats away at you as you get older is the nagging and, at times, overwhelming idea that the world used to be much simpler. While it almost certainly isn’t…
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Retrofan #5 (TwoMorrows Publishing)
I know I’ve waxed superlative about Retrofan before and in all likelihood, I’m going to keep on singing its praises until my dying breath or it ceases publication, whichever comes first. It is, as far…
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Monster Mash: The Creepy, Kooky Monster Craze in America 1957 -1972 – Mark Voger (TwoMorrows)
It was all over before I born. By the time I emerged, fists balled and ready to fight the world, the monster craze that had gripped America’s youth for a decade and half had faded…
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TwoMorrows\’ new book Monster Mash digs up the dirt on the 1960s Monster Craze in America
This week, TwoMorrows Publishing releases Monster Mash, a new full-color hardcover that time-trips back to the frightening era of 1957-1972, when monsters stomped into the American mainstream. Once Frankenstein and fiends infiltrated TV in 1957,…
