Various K/S pins, 1970s-80s
Art on bottom right is by Pat Stall. -- Click here to see the full version! --
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Various K/S pins, 1970s-80s
Art on bottom right is by Pat Stall. -- Click here to see the full version! --
'Transfem DIY HRT' and 'Transmasc DIY HRT' are a pair of zines aimed at teaching transgender people how to safely self-administer DIY Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT).
Both zines are 100% free to download here from Little Mouse (who also made the zine). Print, share and distribute to those who need it!
The information contained in this zine is collated from, and openly available from, DIYHRT.info. PS: Follow FANZINES on BlueSky... 👀
Excited to share my FFXV page art for @ffgentszine 🥰 MY HOMIES I KISS GOODNIGHT!!
If you missed the initial preorder period, don't worry!! Leftover sales go live ✨July 24th✨ Got my copy and it's all so stunning! I'm so honored to be a part of such a beautiful zine project 🥹💖
Allen Koszowski, “Untitled,” 1986
Hi! Long time no see
Transformers: Generation Mechs, my 500-page all-new work detailing the rise and fall of G1 and, more importantly, the evolution of the TF fanbase, is now shipping worldwide.
This deluxe limited edition hardback - the debut release from Empurata Books - is available for a short time only: once it’s sold out, that’s it.
I was one of those now-ancient “first fans”. I witnessed what we all assumed at the time was Transformers’ permanent demise and, like other likeminded souls, resolved to keep it alive. That meant fanfic, fanart and, of course, fanzines.
I’ve interviewed over 50 people - Hasbro executives, comic pros, zine editors and more - to bring you the definite history of 80s and 90s fandom, analogue and digital. More than that, I’ve exhaustively documented the genesis of the brand, its incredible mid-80s high point, and its gradual commercial (if not creative) decline.
The book covers everything: the rise of media fandom, the deregulated 1980s entertainment industry, gender studies, contested brand synergy, fan civil war, Trukk Not Munky and much more besides.
If you’ve ever emailed me about my TF books you should by now have received an email telling you how to order Gen Mechs. (If you can’t find it, check your spam.) Everyone else should email [email protected] for ordering and pricing info.
Thanks for your patience and I hope you enjoy the book. Oh yeah - please share this far and wide x
1970s. Earth. Or is it 2026? You find yourself in the dealer's room at a science fiction convention, thumbing through the selection of fanzines. You pick one with an unassuming yellow cover that reminds you of a certain captain and first officer...
But why? You flip a few pages until you find the table of contents, and it all becomes clear...
This is the zine you've been waiting for!
。 ⊹₊ ⭒。 Look enticing? Follow @the-zine-directive for updates! 。⭒ ₊⊹ 。
📚 INTRODUCING 🖋️
Leblanc’s Lending Library: A Shuakeshu Anthology
We are an upcoming for-charity zine dedicated to writers in the Shuakeshu fandom.
🖋️ Interest Check open until 8/31!