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FANZING:
The Independent Online DC Comics Fanzine
Issue 47 August, 2002
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"Wonder Girl" by Rosaline Terrill |
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Features:The Power Company: Year One Footnotes A short bio on golden-ager Genius Jones! A tribute to the latest Fanzinger to turn pro! The Twin Cities: Central and Keystone Legends from the Beginning: DC's 1995 Annuals A review of the stories in DC's Year One Annual Event from 1995 Can you solve it before the neophyte heroes? |
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Fiction:Feeb-Off: From the pages of the golden age Adventure Comics comes Genius Jones! Whatever Happened To Mind-Grabber Kid? Feeb-Off: Silver Age JLA villain Mind-Grabber Kid may finally get a chance to be a hero! Feeb-Off: What was New Blood hero Joe Public doing during Cataclysm and No Man's Land? Feeb-Off: Captain Comet pays a visit to Wonderworld A short JLA parody: Superman has a problem with the show Smallville Now On The Site: |
Challenges:We have a winner! The hard working author is.... The 5th annual swimsuit contest winner is.... Brand new contests! Be sure to check this out! Art:Art by Rosaline Terrill, Russ Yocum, and Klien! Departments:Letters from... |
Columns:Green Arrow: The Wonder Year Green Arrow: The Longbow Hunters - Remember the last time Green Arrow was revived from obscurity? Three series deserving TPB treatment anad a review of Under a Yellow Sun! A sneak peek of our next issue Still need something to read? We recommend... From the Archives: |
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Beyond the DCU Fanzing boldly goes where we haven't gone before! Namely, to the America's Best Comics, Homage, Vertigo, and Wildstorm universes! |
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