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Number # 8 VAMPIRE December 1946 Joe Kennedy, editor and publisher Gerry de la Ree, Jay F. Chidsey, Joe Hensley; Lloyd Alpaugh, Jr. contributing editors ---o0o--- Articles: THE CENTAUR Kenneth J. Krueger 5 A BRIEF HISTORY OF STF Lloyd Alpaugh, Jr. 9 LEGENDARY LORE George T. Wetzel 23 Fiction: A FANTASY BEDTIME STORY Jimmy Wheaton 15 Verse: THE SUMMONING John Holbrook Caley 20 THE MADMAN George Ebey 30 Features: REVAMPINGS The editorial we 3 THE FANZINE SCOPE - III. Francis T. Laney 10 ABOUT A VAMPIRE TOME Tigrina 14 A NON-FICTION BOOK REVIEW Henry Elsner, Jr. 18 AMID THE INKSPOTS Franzines on parade 22 AN OUNCE OF GARLIC The readers tell us off 26 ---o0o--- VAMPIRE is an amateur magazine of scientifantasy, and is dumped in the mails from time to time, emanating from 84 Baker Ave., Dover, N.J. Its price is one slim dime, or three issues for 25[[cent symbol]]. Will gladly trade with other fan mags. A check-mark in this blank [[check mark]] indicates that your subscription has gone where the good subs go. If this space ____ is checked, this is a sample copy. A word to the wise is sufficient.. ************************ Revampings This thing which now you hold twixt grimey claws is the eighth issue of Vampire, also known as the conservative fan's Spicy Detective. All bright and observing slans will note that this number sports the long-promised litho cover by Splawn -- tho credit for this rightfully belongs to contributing editor Joe Hensley, who for the second time has generously shelled out the greenbacks to angel us uns a litho. Now, obviously anyone who coughs up two five-spots to buy covers for somebody else's fanzine is either (1) tetched in the haid, or (2) a fine and noble altruist -- a gentleman and judge of good likker. At any rate, it just goes to prove once again that - 3 -
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Number # 8 VAMPIRE December 1946 Joe Kennedy, editor and publisher Gerry de la Ree, Jay F. Chidsey, Joe Hensley; Lloyd Alpaugh, Jr. contributing editors ---o0o--- Articles: THE CENTAUR Kenneth J. Krueger 5 A BRIEF HISTORY OF STF Lloyd Alpaugh, Jr. 9 LEGENDARY LORE George T. Wetzel 23 Fiction: A FANTASY BEDTIME STORY Jimmy Wheaton 15 Verse: THE SUMMONING John Holbrook Caley 20 THE MADMAN George Ebey 30 Features: REVAMPINGS The editorial we 3 THE FANZINE SCOPE - III. Francis T. Laney 10 ABOUT A VAMPIRE TOME Tigrina 14 A NON-FICTION BOOK REVIEW Henry Elsner, Jr. 18 AMID THE INKSPOTS Franzines on parade 22 AN OUNCE OF GARLIC The readers tell us off 26 ---o0o--- VAMPIRE is an amateur magazine of scientifantasy, and is dumped in the mails from time to time, emanating from 84 Baker Ave., Dover, N.J. Its price is one slim dime, or three issues for 25[[cent symbol]]. Will gladly trade with other fan mags. A check-mark in this blank [[check mark]] indicates that your subscription has gone where the good subs go. If this space ____ is checked, this is a sample copy. A word to the wise is sufficient.. ************************ Revampings This thing which now you hold twixt grimey claws is the eighth issue of Vampire, also known as the conservative fan's Spicy Detective. All bright and observing slans will note that this number sports the long-promised litho cover by Splawn -- tho credit for this rightfully belongs to contributing editor Joe Hensley, who for the second time has generously shelled out the greenbacks to angel us uns a litho. Now, obviously anyone who coughs up two five-spots to buy covers for somebody else's fanzine is either (1) tetched in the haid, or (2) a fine and noble altruist -- a gentleman and judge of good likker. At any rate, it just goes to prove once again that - 3 -
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