Thunders shadow collectors magazine (3 risultati)

Magazine. Condizione: Fine (as new) copy. First edition. Vol V1 no 1 (August 1995). Thunder Shadow started out purely as a new and o/p book catalogue (with maybe some articles and other pieces? I don't know I haven't seen them) but for it's final four issues it expanded (in both look and contents) to include substantial pieces of fiction as well, starting with Vol 1V no 1, +iction and art (with no pages of books for sale), and printed on better glossy paper. Then as so often the case, the magazine promptly folded. So it goes. This issue contains an excerpt from the novel Two-Bear Mambo by Joe R. Lansdale, original fiction from Nina Kiriki Hoffman (''War Zone'') and Elizabeth Massie (''Fisherman Joe'') plus the start (and end?) of a regular column by Rick Hautala. …

Magazine. Condizione: Fine (as new) copy. First edition. Vol V no 1 (February 1994) Thunder Shadow started out purely as a new and o/p book catalogue (with maybe some articles and other pieces? I don't know I haven't seen them) but for it's final four issues it expanded (in both look and contents) to include substantial pieces of fiction as well, starting with Vol 1V no 1, Vol 1V no 11, Vol V no 1, and finally Vol V1 no 1 - by which point it was ALL new fiction and art (with no pages of books for sale), and printed on better glossy paper. Then as so often the case, the magazine promptly folded. So it goes. This issue contains original fiction from Charles de Lint (''The Pochade Box''), Norman Partridge (''The Entourage'') and Joseph A. Citro (''Penetration''). …

Magazine. Condizione: Fine (as new) copy. First edition. Vol 1V no 11 (August 1993). Thunder Shadow started out purely as a new and o/p book catalogue (with maybe some articles and other pieces? I don't know I haven't seen them) but for it's final four issues it expanded (in both look and contents) to include substantial pieces of fiction as well, starting with Vol 1V no 1, Vol 1V no 11, Vol V no 1, and finally Vol V1 no 1 - by which point it was ALL new fiction and art (with no pages of books for sale), and printed on better glossy paper. Then as so often the case, the magazine promptly folded. So it goes. This issue contains original fiction from Ray Garton (''The Devil's Music''), Al Sarrantonio (''The Beat'') and Matthew J. Costello ('' The Man Who Knew Things''). …