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''Loki'' was published in the 1940s in New Jersey, U.S.A. The first issue, appearing in Spring 1948, featured Eando Binder, Lin Carter ([[Spaceteer]]), David H. Keller, Dorothy Quick, Richard Shaver, and Stanley Weinbaum. | ''Loki'' was published in the 1940s in New Jersey, U.S.A. The first issue, appearing in Spring 1948, featured Eando Binder, Lin Carter ([[Spaceteer]]), David H. Keller, Dorothy Quick, Richard Shaver, and Stanley Weinbaum. | ||
| − | Contributors to Issue 2, released in Summer 1948, included Theophilus Alvor, F. Flavie Carson, Lin Carter, Thomas H. Carter ([[Spearhead]]), George Ebey, Stephanie Grace, David H. Keller, Jeanne Koehler, H. King, | + | Contributors to Issue 2, released in Summer 1948, included Theophilus Alvor, F. Flavie Carson, Lin Carter, Thomas H. Carter ([[Spearhead]]), George Ebey, Stephanie Grace, David H. Keller, Jeanne Koehler, H. King, Richard Shaver ([[The Shaver Mystery Magazine]]), Joe Schaumburger, Albert Toth, and Russell H. Woodman. |
Cover art was by [[Jerri Bullock]] ([[Fan Artisan]]), with illustrations by Jerri Bullock and John Grossman. | Cover art was by [[Jerri Bullock]] ([[Fan Artisan]]), with illustrations by Jerri Bullock and John Grossman. | ||
Revision as of 19:23, 1 June 2011
Loki was a science fiction and weird stories fanzine by Gerry de la Ree and Genevieve K. Stephens.
Loki was published in the 1940s in New Jersey, U.S.A. The first issue, appearing in Spring 1948, featured Eando Binder, Lin Carter (Spaceteer), David H. Keller, Dorothy Quick, Richard Shaver, and Stanley Weinbaum.
Contributors to Issue 2, released in Summer 1948, included Theophilus Alvor, F. Flavie Carson, Lin Carter, Thomas H. Carter (Spearhead), George Ebey, Stephanie Grace, David H. Keller, Jeanne Koehler, H. King, Richard Shaver (The Shaver Mystery Magazine), Joe Schaumburger, Albert Toth, and Russell H. Woodman.
Cover art was by Jerri Bullock (Fan Artisan), with illustrations by Jerri Bullock and John Grossman.
Gerry de la Ree was also the editor of Beowulf and Sun Spots.
