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News October 12, 2018

Eppstein and Neno’s Vicar

Michael Neno has drawn a new adventure of “The Vicar” for Ken Eppstein’s Nix Comics Quarterly. NCQ No. 10 includes the following:

Ken Eppstein & Michael Neno “The Night has 1,000 Eyes” (The Vicar and His Choir)
Ken Eppstein & Gideon Kendall “Eddie and Squid Return from the Grave”
Ken Eppstein & Mark Rudolph “Klaus Nomi Pays in Grass”
Ken Eppstein & Liz Valasco “Bus Stop Ned is Worried About His Appearance”
Ken Eppstein & Pat Redding Scanlon “Ana Tatsura Meets Josephine Six-Fifteen”
Matt Miner, Matt Lejeune & Matt Krotzer “Bus Stop Ned Off the Grid”
Ken Eppstein “Holy Snot! (Nix Comics news)
Michael Neno “The Mug & Brush Barbershop” (back cover)

Nix Comics Quarterly No. 10 is available for $5.00 direct from Nix Comics & Records Mail Order

News October 11, 2018

Modern Age Books

Modern Age Books sells vintage paperbacks, SF digests, magazines, pulps, comics, and more through a monthly mail order catalog and an email auction. Their All Picture Catalog No. AP-262 includes all eight issues of The Digest…

Reviews October 9, 2018

A. Dneprov’s The World in Which I Disappeared

From International Science Fiction No. 2 (June 1968): The second tale in this issue by A. Dneprov, from the U.S.S.R., is a humorous one. “The World in Which I Disappeared,” translated by Mirra Ginsburg, is built…

Reviews October 8, 2018

James Ward Kirk’s Personal Dream

From Weirdbook No. 34: The champion of weird in this particular Weirdbook is likely Dan Teagarden, protagonist of “My Personal Dream” by James Ward Kirk. Teagarden smirks at the funeral of his abusive father but writhes…

News October 7, 2018

Econo Clash Review No. 2

Contents J.D. Graves: Welcome Thrill Seekers (introduction) Victoria Dalpe “The Girl” D.J. Tyrer “Desert Wind” Preston Lang “The Assimilation of Bruce Gleason” G.A. Miller “Trappe’s Rest” Alec Cizak “Useful Things” Olin Wish “Short Cut” James Harper…

Reviews October 6, 2018

B. Sridhar Rao’s Victims of Time

From International Science Fiction No. 2 (June 1968): From India, “Victims of Time” written and translated by B. Sridhar Rao, M.D. It’s a three-page mashup of D.O.A. and The Curious Case of Benjamin Button. A scientist…

Interviews October 4, 2018

B.K. Stevens’ Jane Ciardi

Author B.K. Stevens shared her thoughts on Jane Ciardi in her interview in The Digest Enthusiast book six, excerpted below: “My first novel was Interpretation of Murder, published by Black Opal Books in 2015. That novel…

News October 2, 2018

Advertise in The Digest Enthusiast

Full-page, half-page and classified advertising is now available in The Digest Enthusiast (TDE). With book nine, we’re expanding the page count by up to eight pages to accommodate up to eight pages of advertising per issue,…

Vault October 1, 2018

Manhunt Detective Story Monthly March 1953

Contents Richard S. Prather “The Sleeper Caper” (Shell Scott) Evan Hunter “Dead Men Don’t Dream” (Matt Cordell) Bruno Fischer “Stop Him!” Robert Patrick Wilmot “Triple-Cross” Leslie Charteris “The Loaded Tourist” (The Saint) Frank Kane “Payoff” (Johnny…

Reviews September 30, 2018

G. Altow’s Heroic Symphony

From International Science Fiction No. 2 (June 1968): From Poland, “Heroic Symphony” by G. Altow, translated by George T. Zobrowski, was also the subject of ISF #2’s cover painting by Jack Gaughan. A probe, sent into…