Book Review: WAVELENGTHS Hits the Right Frequency
Dan Dickholtz delivers a “What If” love letter to STARLOG.
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Dan Dickholtz Travels New WAVELENGTHS
What would STARLOG look like in other universes?
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SciFi4Me Interviews STARLOG’s David McDonnell!
Another tribute to STARLOG: SciFi4Me interviews David McDonnell!
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Carr D’Angelo: STARLOG Was “The Top of the Heap”
Carr D’Angelo turned his passion for comics into a career, first at STARLOG, then with his own comic shop in L.A.
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Tony Timpone: The FANGORIA Years – Part Two
Part two of our interview with Tony Timpone about how STARLOG got him into the pages of FANGORIA — both then and now.
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Tony Timpone: From STARLOG to FANGORIA – Part One
Tony Timpone, the editor of FANGORIA from 1986 to 2010, can remember the first time he saw STARLOG.
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Mr. Harvey’s STARLOG Memories
Mr. Harvey dives into his memories to share what it was like growing up as a STARLOG kid…
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Ian Spelling: “It All Ties Back to STARLOG”
“When you said to me, would I talk about STARLOG, I couldn’t wait, because I owe STARLOG everything.”
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Dan Dickholtz: “I Really Couldn’t Stay Away” From STARLOG
Dan Dickholtz talks about his time as a writer on the staff of STARLOG, from his fresh-out-of-college days all the way to freelancing near the end of the mag’s demise.
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Robert Greenberger: “STARLOG Gave Me Credibility”
Author and editor Robert Greenberger talks about his time working at the Starlog Group and the opportunities that came of it.
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Announcing Our Tribute: A Look Back at STARLOG
Ten years after the final published issue of STARLOG hit the stands, we begin our tribute to the magazine that has influenced so many fans.
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Are Reports of FANGORIA’s Demise (Greatly) Exaggerated?
In the space of about a week, the status of legendary horror magazine Fangoria has gone from “dead” to “mostly dead” to “kinda sorta dead.” Can the gateway magazine for a generation of horror fans survive into the digital age?
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