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anotheranonIts amazing what you can find via scholarly costuming book websites.
I don't want to read it, but this fanzine premise cracks me up:
This wonderful zine offers a variety of encounters from spontaneous combustion to 'something' in an Illinois lake, from mysterious, gruesome murders in a small Virginia town, to an up-close and personal run-in with a genuine Chupacabra. Agents Mulder and Scully also come up against the Immortal issue when they meet one Mr. Duncan Macleod, and have a close encounter of the hilarious kind with an alien toaster aboard the Red Dwarf. Sometimes poignant, often hilarious, this anthology zine is sure to be a welcome addition to any bookshelf!
I don't want to read it, but this fanzine premise cracks me up:
This wonderful zine offers a variety of encounters from spontaneous combustion to 'something' in an Illinois lake, from mysterious, gruesome murders in a small Virginia town, to an up-close and personal run-in with a genuine Chupacabra. Agents Mulder and Scully also come up against the Immortal issue when they meet one Mr. Duncan Macleod, and have a close encounter of the hilarious kind with an alien toaster aboard the Red Dwarf. Sometimes poignant, often hilarious, this anthology zine is sure to be a welcome addition to any bookshelf!
