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Spin Again magazine was a pop culture and vintage collectibles periodical published in the early 1990s, dedicated to celebrating retro toys, board games, merchandise, and childhood nostalgia. Created and published by Rick Polizzi under his imprint Pilucho Press in the US, the magazine was launched in Summer 1992 following the success of his 1991 coffee…
KEEP READINGIlustración + Comix Internacional (later known simply as Comix Internacional) is a magazine published by Toutain Editor in Barcelona, Spain commencing in November 1980. The monthly softcover magazine series contains 70 regular issues plus 2 special editions, with the last edition released in 1986, designed to showcase elite comic art and illustration from both Spain…
KEEP READINGThe Men of Mystery fanzine series stands as an enduring artifact from the golden age of comic book fandom, charting the passion of early enthusiasts who transformed their love for the medium into historic DIY publishing. The series originally debuted in May 1964, conceived and edited by Howard Brenner and Jeff Gelb in Rochester, New…
KEEP READINGComicguía (translating to Comic Guide) is one of the most significant and enduring fanzines dedicated to the study and preservation of comic books in Spain. Founded in Valencia in 1976 by the influential comic historian, critic, and editor Francisco Tadeo Juan, the publication originally served as a modest catalog and novelty bulletin for foreign imports…
KEEP READINGThe Defenders of the Earth Birthday Card series was produced by Gemma Designs Ltd in Andover, Hampshire, UK in 1989. The series contains a total of seven unique Birthday Cards, designed to be given to a child to celebrate their Birthday. Established in the 1980s by founders Lindesay and Margaret Rudd-Clarke, Gemma International (frequently referred…
KEEP READINGThe Defenders of the Earth Lots of Fun Books were published by Budget Books Pty. Ltd. in Melbourne, Australia in 1987. Two unique colouring books were released, exclusively produced and sold throughout book stores in Australia. The colouring books were aimed at young children, which required them to color-in black and white images of scenes…
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