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Fansplaining (podcast)/Episodes 71-80

:See also: Episodes 1-10 · Episodes 11-20 · Episodes 21-30 · Episodes 31-40 · Episodes 41-50 · Episodes 51-60 · Episodes 61-70 · Episodes 71-80 · Episodes 81-90 · Episodes 91-100 · Episodes 101-110 · Episodes 111-120 · Episodes 121-130 · Episodes 131-140 · Episodes 141-150 · Episodes 151-160 · Episodes 161-170 · Episodes 171-180 · Episodes 181-190 · Episodes 191-200 · Episodes 201-210 · Episodes 211-220 · Episodes 221-230
* Fansplaining: Lori Morimoto, Episode 71
* Fansplaining: Alternate Universes, Episode 72
* Fansplaining: Ship It, Episode 73
* Fansplaining: Ask Fansplaining Anything: Part 1, Episode 74
* Fansplaining: Bad Fans, Episode 75
* Fansplaining: Camp Austen, Episode 76
* Fansplaining: The Truth About Toxic Fandom, Episode 77
* Fansplaining: The Fan Studies Network, Episode 78
* Fansplaining: Who Is Comic-Con For?, Episode 79
* Fansplaining: Real Person Fiction, Episode 80
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2018 Fan Interviews
Category:2018 Podcasts
Category:2018 Meta
Fansplaining (podcast)/Episodes 81-90

:See also: Episodes 1-10 · Episodes 11-20 · Episodes 21-30 · Episodes 31-40 · Episodes 41-50 · Episodes 51-60 · Episodes 61-70 · Episodes 71-80 · Episodes 81-90 · Episodes 91-100 · Episodes 101-110 · Episodes 111-120 · Episodes 121-130 · Episodes 131-140 · Episodes 141-150 · Episodes 151-160 · Episodes 161-170 · Episodes 171-180 · Episodes 181-190 · Episodes 191-200 · Episodes 201-210 · Episodes 211-220 · Episodes 221-230
* Fansplaining: Happy Anniversary #3, Episode 81
* Fansplaining: Javier Grillo-Marxuach, Episode 82
* Fansplaining: Ask Fansplaining Anything: Part 2, Episode 83
* Fansplaining: Purity Culture, Episode 84
* Fansplaining: Age and Fandom, Episode 85
* Fansplaining: The Money Question, Episode 86
* Fansplaining: What We Discourse About When We Discourse About the Discourse, Episode 87
* Fansplaining: Kenyatta Cheese, Episode 88
* Fansplaining: Rukmini Pande, Episode 89
* Fansplaining: The Year in Fandom 2018, Episode 90
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2018 Fan Interviews
Category:2018 Podcasts
Category:2018 Meta
Fansplaining (podcast)/Episodes 91-100

:See also: Episodes 1-10 · Episodes 11-20 · Episodes 21-30 · Episodes 31-40 · Episodes 41-50 · Episodes 51-60 · Episodes 61-70 · Episodes 71-80 · Episodes 81-90 · Episodes 91-100 · Episodes 101-110 · Episodes 111-120 · Episodes 121-130 · Episodes 131-140 · Episodes 141-150 · Episodes 151-160 · Episodes 161-170 · Episodes 171-180 · Episodes 181-190 · Episodes 191-200 · Episodes 201-210 · Episodes 211-220 · Episodes 221-230
== Episode 91 ==
* Fansplaining: Casey Fiesler
* Date: Jan 9, 2019
* Guest(s): Casey Fiesler, information scientist 
==Episode 92 ==
* Fansplaining: Ask Fansplaining Anything: Part 3
* Date: Jan 23, 2019
* Guest(s): N/A
==Episode 93==
* Fansplaining: User-Generated Content
* Date: Feburary 6. 2019
* Guest(s): N/A
==Episode 94==
* Fansplaining: Save Our Show (It’s A Metaphor)
* Date: Feb 20, 2019
==Episode 95==
* Fansplaining: “Back To The Fans”
* Date: March 6, 2019
==Special Episode==
* Fansplaining: Special Episode 11: The Marvel-Industrial Complex
* Date: March 12, 2019
* Guest(s): Gavia Baker-Whitelaw
==Episode 96==
* Fansplaining: Ask Fansplaining Anything: Part 4
* Date: March 20, 2019
* Guest(s): N/A
==Episode 97==
* Fansplaining: The Shipping Question
* Date: April 3, 2019
* Guest(s): None
==Episode 98==
* Fansplaining: The After Effect
* Date: April 17, 2019
* Guest(s): None
==Episode 99==
* Fansplaining: The Shipping Answers
* Date: May 1, 2019
* Guest(s): verity
==Episode 100==
* Fansplaining: The More You Know
* Date: May 15, 2019
* Guest(s): None
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2019 Fan Interviews
Category:2019 Podcasts
Category:2019 Meta
Fansplaining Fic Preferences Survey

The Fansplaining Fic Preferences Survey was a survey conducted in 2016 by Elizabeth Minkel and Flourish Klink of the Fansplaining (podcast). 
==Results==
===Most beloved tropes and themes===
===Most reviled tropes and themes===
===Most controversial===
==Fansplaining episode==
Elizabeth and Flourish did an in-depth review of the survey, where they discussed the results, design of the survey, conceptual differences between tropes, themes, and kinks that informed what was or wasn't included on the trope list, and what they each learned from the process. See Fansplaining: Five Tropes Fanfic Readers Love (And One They Hate) for details. 
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2016 Fan Surveys
Fantaglimmerings

Fantaglimmerings was a regular column by Robert A. Madle printed in the Science Fiction Collector. It was generally well-received by other fans.
== Subjects ==
Issue 19, May 1938: The First National Science Fiction Convention; Donald A. Wollheim's obnoxious behavior there; fanzine news; the fact that Madle had been appointed acting vice president of the Wollheim-run FAPA last May, but mysteriously found Daniel McPhail listed as VP in the first FAPA mailing, to the equal surprise of McPhail himself
Issue 23, Jan. 1939: Science Fiction Collector's hiatus after John V. Baltadonis matriculated; SFC's indignant return after Baltadonis discovered that Sam Moskowitz had called him an inactive fan in a Spaceways article; the number of PSFS members currently publishing fanzines; wrestling fandom; pro mag news
Category:1930s Meta
Category:Science Fiction Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Fantascience Digest

Fantascience Digest was a science fiction zine published by Robert A. Madle. Jack Agnew provided most of the illustrations, with some by John Giunta.
Fantascience Digest stayed relatively neutral during the feud between the Futurians and New Fandom. Madle made and printed some statements to the effect that the Futurians were troublemakers in fandom, but Fantascience Digest continued printing articles and letters from both the Futurians and Sam Moskowitz, usually on neutral subjects. A 1939 article by Donald A. Wollheim drew a threatening letter from publishers Street & Smith, forcing Madle to issue a retraction, but other Futurians and their allies continued to appear in FD.David Ritter for First Fandom Experience: The Hole Story: Fake News and Parenting in Early Fandom. April 17, 2021.
== Reviews ==
== Notable Articles ==
* William S. Sykora - The Thousandth Raid (fiction)
* Milton A. Rothman - Skylark vs. Thought (fanfiction)
* Willis Conover - If I could project myself into the past...
* Sam Moskowitz - Grand Old Fan (fiction)
* Rusty Hevelin - Coventry
== References ==
Category:1938 Zines
Category:1930s Zines
Category:1940s Zines
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Fantasia (Disney)

Fantasia was a 1940 animated movie by Walt Disney Productions. It shows a series of animated shorts set to classical music. There was a 1999 follow-up called Fantasia 2000.
Fantasia is generally among Disney's best-received movies, with some criticism for anti-Black racism in the centaur section of the film. It was popular in early science fiction fandom, which considered stories with fantastical elements very relevant to their efforts to get all forms of unrealistic fiction taken more seriously.
== Contemporary Responses ==
Category:Animated Film
Category:Disney
Fantasia (Lord of the Rings doujinshi)

Fantasia is a yaoi Lord of the Rings 28-page Frodo x Aragorn doujinshi by Hikou Syounen / Yuzuru Narukami.
 
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Image:fantinterior.jpg|inside art
Category:Lord of the Rings Doujinshi
Category:2002 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Fantasies: Adult Fanfiction

Fantasies: Adult Fanfiction is an adult fanfiction webring. The webring homepage was hosted by Geocities.
==Member Sites==
*Aimee's Slash Fanfic - slash author page (TS, VOY, DS, Pretender, Profiler, BtVS, SG-1, DS9)
*Hercules After Dark - adult het Hercules: the Legendary Journeys archive 
*Satyricon au go go - slash author page
==References==
Category:GeoCities
Category:1990s
Fantasies (Professionals story)

Fantasies is a 5-page Professionals circuit story by Fanny Adams. It has a sequel called Realities.
==Summaries==
==Author's Comments==
In 1988, the author said: "The best [story I've ever written]; well, I suppose I'd have to say I think "Fantasies" ranks right up there as one of my best. It's tight, complete, relies on very little background to make it a good story. In fact, I felt that it could and should stand on its own, but I was threatened with grievous bodily harm if I didn't do a sequel and so "Realities" was born; a story which doesn't come close to the original I'm sorry to say.from The Hatstand Express #16
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1980s
Fantasies (Star Trek: TOS story by Beverly Sutherland)

Fantaises is a Star Trek: TOS K/S story by Beverly Sutherland. It has art by Caro Hedge and Caren Parnes.
 
It was published in Nome #8. 
This was one of the stories that was to have appeared in the proposed zine "Best of Nome" #1.
==Discussed in Not Tonight, Spock!==
See Sexuality in K/S Fiction: Anal Intercourse and Sexuality in K/S Fiction: Anal Intercourse Prolonged er uh Continued.
==Summary==
"After McCoy sees a show being shown at an exclusive menʼs club of Kirk and Spock portrayed as lovers, he has them see it without telling them what itʼs about."
"McCoy is deep into research on the Pon Farr, fearing for Spock's life when it happens again. He feels Kirk and Spock are already paired without realizing or admitting the fact. The problem is how to get these two dear friends to come to the same conclusion. McCoy learns that an establishment on Wrigley's planet is featuring a pornographic halo film in which the two lead actors could be doubles for the Captain and Spock. After McCoy investigates personally, he arranges for Kirk and Spock to attend a performance. This, he hopes, will open their eyes."
==Sexual Fan Tropes and Customs: "Sexually Sophisticated"==
When this story was published, a lot of fanfic did not contain some of the detailed and more sophisticated descriptions of explicit sexual intercourse that many fans today read, write, and expect. The mechanics of anal intercourse was discussed in 1985 in an essay (one of a series) in Nome: 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1985===
===1986===
===2008===
==References==
 
Category:1985 Fanfiction‎
Fantasies (Star Trek: TOS story by Kathy Resch)

Fantasies is a Kirk/Spock story by Kathy Resch. 
It was published in the print zine Naked Times #8.
 
==Excerpt==
"Certainly, a dream had caused this. Perhaps Spock had thought of cool water and, in his enormous need, an enormous quantity had been created. He had so little control left. Bits and pieces of visions paraded across the sky, upon the ground, around him. Zarabeth's gray eyes, proud breasts flaunting themselves before him; Leila's cool blondeness, the Romulan Commander's emeralds lips… Yet the visions vanished in fragments, torn pieces blow away in the wind."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:1985 Fanfiction‎
Fantasies Dwell in Darkness

Fantasies Dwell in Darkness is a K/S story by Lisa Joas.
It was published in First Time #1.
==Summary==
"While sharing consciousness, Chapel sees Spockʼs fantasies and his love for Kirk."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1984 Fanfiction‎
Fantasies of the Heart

Fantasies of the Heart is an explicit het Star Trek: TOS 180-page anthology. 
It required an age statement to purchase.
The cover design is by Clayton Scott Lindsey. The art is by Anja Gruber.
==An Ad Description==
From Datazine #47: "Adventure into fantasy where love and sex prevail. This is an adult fanzine created to stimulate your pleasure. Feel what it's like to fall in love. Take the time to sit back, relax, and read this zine for the pleasure of it."
==From the Editorial==
==Table of Contents==
* Eyes of the Night by T.W. Wilcox (5)
* Thinking of You, poem by Tina Lindsey (27)
* Past Memories by Mari-Collene James (29)
* Missing You by Tina Lindsey (45)
* Amythest Leaves by Jean O'Connell (47)
* Will You Follow Me?, poem by Tina Lindsey (61)
* Love, poem by Tina Lindsey (61)
* Shadow of the Mind by Linda Mills (63)
* How Could I Tell You, poem by Donna Rose Vanderlaan (89)
* I Will Understand, poem by Kathy Heinis (91)
* A Time to Return by Kathy Heinis (93)
* Deep With my Heart, poem by Donna Rose Vanderlann (121)
* Influence of Love by Carla Scott (123)
* My Heart's Fantasy by Jean Serian (143)
* Maybe Someday, poem by Jean Sherian (162)
* May I Call You Jim?, poem by Jean Sherian (163)
* Counterpoint by Judith Wolten (features The Romulan Commander and Spock) (165)
==Sample Interior==
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 Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1987 Zines
Fantasm

Fantasm was an adult science fiction and fantasy convention held in the United States. After its closing, Frolicon took its place.
==Staff==
*Chris Hales, Convention Manager
*Bonnie Heath, PR Director
*Ron Powell, Events Director
*Teresa Thomason, Operations/Staff Director
*Eric Kesler, Expo Manager and Con MC
==1999==
February 26–28, 1999, at the Quality Hotel in Spartanburg, South Carolina.https://web.archive.org/web/19981206013047/http://www.fantasm.org/ 
Review.
Mystrys69 won the Miss Fantasm contest.https://web.archive.org/web/19990422071000/http://www.fantasm.org/
==2000==
Fantasm 2K was held in February at the Airport Marriott in Greenville, South Carolina.https://web.archive.org/web/19991012053249/http://fantasm.org:80/
Feedback.
==2001==
Crowne Plaza in Atlanta, GA, April 12–15.https://web.archive.org/web/20000510161556/http://fantasm.i-hwy.net/
==2002==
March 28–31, Atlanta Marriott Century Center.https://web.archive.org/web/20011216222614/http://www.fantasm.org:80/home.php
==2003==
April 17–20, Sheraton Colony Square, Atlanta.https://web.archive.org/web/20020605044740/http://www.fantasm.org:80/home.php
==2004==
April 8–11, Midtown Studio Suites and Events Center, Atlanta.https://web.archive.org/web/20040404075120/http://www.fantasm.org/home.php
Photos by Dean Ansley.
==2005==
March 17–20, Holiday Inn Capitol Conference Center, Atlanta.https://web.archive.org/web/20050404214805/http://www.fantasm.org:80/home.php Planned and cancelled.https://web.archive.org/web/20060101021639/http://www.fantasm.org/
==References==
Category:1999 Conventions
Category:2000 Conventions
Category:2001 Conventions
Category:2002 Conventions
Category:2003 Conventions
Category:2004 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
Category:Fantasy Conventions
Fantasmi dell’Oscurità

Fantasmi dell’Oscurità is a charity zine centered around Xehanort and all his incarnations from the Kingdom Hearts games.
==About==
A poll on Twitter for the zine's social media account was first posted on June 13, 2020, to gauge interest in a charity zine with proceeds going to an organization involved in the Black Lives Matter movementhttps://twitter.com/Nort_zine/status/1272000156364181504. The organizers then opened moderator applications from June 20 to June 30, 2020https://twitter.com/Nort_zine/status/1274554127842807809.
Applications for artists and writers were opened from July 6 to July 20, 2020https://twitter.com/Nort_zine/status/1280109439119273984. During this time, the zine announced that Michi, one of the mods, was leaving the project ot pursue more freelance workhttps://twitter.com/Nort_zine/status/1283894647719227392. When applications closed, the organizers reported that nearly 100 applications had been submittedhttps://twitter.com/Nort_zine/status/1285374943669223424. Results were sent out by July 24, 2020https://twitter.com/Nort_zine/status/1286838792016392193.
On August 4, 2020, the zine announced their official title, as voted by the contributorshttps://twitter.com/Nort_zine/status/1290776595305623553. Days later, they announced they would be donating the zine's proceeds to The Autistic People of Color Fundhttps://twitter.com/Nort_zine/status/1295773476666527744.
Preorders of the zine opened on March 24, 2021, with a scheduled digital release on April 15thhttps://twitter.com/Nort_zine/status/1374839210109140997/photo/1. The zine was sold on Gumroad for $15 USD. After sales, the project reported that $550 USD was donated to the The Autistic People of Color Fundhttps://twitter.com/Nort_zine/status/1389052279999721476.
 Project Schedule
 	Start 	End
Interest Check 	June 13, 2020 	-
Contributor Applications	June 20, 2020 	June 30, 2020
Preorders 	March 24, 2021	April 15, 2021
Shipping 	April 15, 2021	-
==Contributors==
The following names were taken from the project's social media account. The list may be incomplete.
===Artists===
* ForetelleerXey - Cover Artist
* Lins (faemothra)
* Llulu (meullime)
* Nico (PimientoDulces)
* Haelyonn
* Noix (PoppetNoix)
* Momochiiee
* Sengchanh (xiglux)
* ClockwormClownArt
* Seth (nerdycantaloupe)
* Sam V (peachedtee)
* Bass (melondawn)
* Lo Bennett
* Wasa (WasabiiWizard)
===Writers===
* Dwyer (dr33g)
* Bookwormally
* Su (minisuflower, im_the_other_au)
* Whirlwind Projects (pocketwhirlwind)
* Desna (nintenboyy)
===Mods===
* Sawyer (teddydraws, fantasy_note) - Founder, Finances, Administration, Layout,
* Hayden (shinyyhoundoom) - Discord Moderator
* Neptune (ekkreth)
===Former Contributors===
* Michi (RequiemPluie) - Mod, Formatting, Layout
* Brianna (sugarmowntain) - Artist
== References ==
Category:Kingdom Hearts Zines
Category:2021 Zines
Category:Charity Zines
Fantasmic Nocturne

Fantasmic Nocturne is a Gankutsuou doujinshi by Moriisan-Tokono. It is Albert-centric and features explicit m/f rape.
File:Fantasmic Nocturne front.jpg|Front cover
File:Fantasmic Nocturne back.jpg|Back cover
File:Fantasmic Nocturne sample.jpg|Inside art
Category:Gankutsuou Doujinshi
Category:2006 Doujinshi
Category:Het Doujinshi
Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald

Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald is the second film in the Fantastic Beasts franchise, a film series taking place in the extended Harry Potter universe. It was released on November 16, 2018.
The film provoked some controversy amongst fans due to some apparent retconning by J.K. Rowling (who wrote the screenplay), and inconsistencies with established facts and timelines in the original Harry Potter book series.
==Canon==
==Fan Reception==
===2018===
==References==
Category:Fantastic Beasts
Fantastic Beasts & Invisible Diversity in the Harry Potter Series

Fantastic Beasts & Invisible Diversity in the Harry Potter Series is a meta essay published to Stitch's Media Mix. It revolves around issues with diversity and representation in the extended Harry Potter universe, including the film adaptations and Pottermore, but focusing specifically on the Fantastic Beasts film adaptations as the newest addition to the franchise. 
Specifically, Stitch talks about how the Harry Potter universe is filled with metaphors about diversity and oppression, but is significantly more lacking when it comes to meaningful inclusion of those things within canon. She touches on the lack of fleshed-out characters of colour across seven books (and eight films), and talks about how this lack of diversity is perpetuated and reinforced by the Fantastic Beasts films, which despite taking place in the 1920s (during the Harlem Renaissance) and in a would-be diverse setting, are overwhelmingly white and feature only one speaking character of colour.
==Some Excerpts from the Essay==
==Related Meta==
Stitch has published a number of other pieces of meta to her website which deal with issues of diversity (or lack thereof) within the Harry Potter world:
*On JK Rowling’s thing about after the fact diversity
*Letters to the Author – JK Rowling
*Stop Using the Harry Potter series’ Original Publication Dates as an Excuse for Rowling’s Diversity Fails
*Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: A Sorta Snarky Review
Refer also to Hopes for a PoC Newt Scamander on the Newt Scamander page for more discussion surrounding the film's setting and what it might mean for the race of its lead character.
Category:Harry Potter Meta
Category:Fantastic Beasts
Category:Social Media Feature
Fantastic Fantasies

Fantastic Fantasies is a slash 157-page anthology.
It is a sister zine to Dark Fantasies.
==Descriptions==
==Contents==
* Enclosure by Cara J. Loup (Star Trek: Voyager, Paris/Kim) ("The man beside him did not breathe. His skin was the shade of early morning snow, fallen back over high cheekbones in close imitation of a serenity that had never been there in life. Blond strands had dried plastered to his forehead, the smear of blood only another shadow amidst the tangles. He reached out to brush a cold hand, sculpted from bone-white marble, and whispered: Tom.") (winner of the 2000 Golden O Award) (1)
*Ace in the Hole, poem by Airelle (Red Dwarf) (31)
* Tonight, poem by Gwendolen (32)
* Reparations by Erika Bloom (Blake's 7, Tarrant/Avon) ("Tarrant had thought that their relationship was poisoned forever when Avon pulled the gun on him, so soon after their first night together.") (33)
* One Look at You by Natasha Barry (Star Trek: TOS, Kirk/Spock) ("Shortly, the proprietor left them, and the women were continuing the prescribed route through the museum. Kirk lingered a moment, giving another sharp look at the figure so like Finnegan, then he joined the others.") (41)
 
*Body Search by Gwendolen (Babylon 5, Garibaldi/Sinclair) (61)
* Stay, poem by Gwendolen (64)
*After Sunset by Natasha Barry ("Intro: David/Michael based upon the film The LOST BOYS, told from David's perspective. This short story is hard-edged, featuring a less-lovely David than portrayed in my novel (BEAUTY AND THE BEAST) based upon the film.") (Lost Boys) (65)
*Closure by Cora Dee (X-Files, Mulder/Krycek) (77)
*Beaten by Amethyst Lane (Blake's 7, Blake/Avon/Travis) (79)
*I Want Him...To Live by Richel Darrah (Highlander, Duncan/Methos) (86)
* Kirk's Rape by Natasha Barry (Star Trek: TOS, Kirk/Spock) (90)
*Denial by Natasha Barry (Star Trek: TOS, Kirk/Spock) (93)
*Claimant by Natasha Barry (Star Trek: TOS), Kirk/Spock) (105)
* Trust, poem by Gwendolen (124)
*Logan's Fall by Natasha Barry (Logan's Run) (125)
* Twisted by Serious Moonlight (Space: Above and Beyond, McQueen/Hawke) ("I would help you, if you'd let me. We could make a deal. Let me tell you what I'll do. I'll give the supervisors a little extra in their monthly pay checks to leave you alone. Protection money if you will." "And what would you expect in return?" McQueen asked quietly. "I may only be a tank but I'm not dumb enough to believe you'd do that for nothing." "All I want is you.") (127)
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Multimedia Slash Zines
Category:1999 Zines
Fantastic Fantfourstic Fanworks Fest

Fantastic Fantfourstic Fanworks Fest was a fest in fanweek style, a prompt based challenge in Fantastic Four (2015) fandom. Multiple types of fanworks were accepted, including fanfiction, moodboard, fanmix, and fan art. The fest ran from August 7th to the 15th both year.
== Prompts ==
===2016===
* Day 1: First
* Day 2: Family
* Day 3: Fashion
* Day 4: Fantasy
* Day 5: Food
* Day 6: Fix-it
* Day 7: Fluff
* Day 8: Future
* Day 9: Free For All
===2017===
* Day 1: Fix-it
* Day 2: Fame
* Day 3: Foresight
* Day 4: Fluff
* Day 5: Foolishness
* Day 6: Flight
* Day 7: Fate
* Day 8: Found
* Day 9: Free For All
== Links and Resources ==
* Prompts: 2016, 2017
* Masterlist: 2016
Category:Marvel Challenges
Category:Fanweeks
Category:2016 Challenges
Category:2017 Challenges
Fantastic Films Illustrated

Fantastic Films Illustrated is a fanzine created and illustrated by John Carpenter in 1963. It contains articles, reviews, and fanart for various genre films.https://web.archive.org/web/20120928235834/http://www.creaturefeatures.com:80/2011/05/fantastic-films-illustrated-1-1963/ The zine ran for three issues.Conrich, I. & Woods, D. (Eds.). (2005). The Cinema of John Carpenter: The Technique of Terror. Columbia University Press.
== References ==
Category:Horror Fandom
Category:1963 Zines