Difference between revisions of "Q36"
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Some issues have numeric designations and some alphabetical, so issue A was released in September 1979, and ran till Issue K, released in August 1983. Issue 1 was published in February 1982 and ran till issue 5 in November 1983. ''Q36'' was revived for two issues in the 1990s. | Some issues have numeric designations and some alphabetical, so issue A was released in September 1979, and ran till Issue K, released in August 1983. Issue 1 was published in February 1982 and ran till issue 5 in November 1983. ''Q36'' was revived for two issues in the 1990s. | ||
| − | ''Q36'' featured artwork by John Packer, and Taral Wayne. | + | ''Q36'' featured artwork by Don Boyd, John Packer, and Taral Wayne. |
Marc Ortlieb had previously published the fanzines [[Mad Dan's Review]]. He also published 26 issues of [[Tigger]] between 1984 and 1987, and later he did the apazine [[Stairway to Cleveland]], and then [[The Australian Science Fiction Bullsheet]] from 1995 to the 2002. | Marc Ortlieb had previously published the fanzines [[Mad Dan's Review]]. He also published 26 issues of [[Tigger]] between 1984 and 1987, and later he did the apazine [[Stairway to Cleveland]], and then [[The Australian Science Fiction Bullsheet]] from 1995 to the 2002. | ||
Revision as of 11:09, 2 April 2012
Cover art by Taral Wayne
O36 is an Australian genzine published by Marc Ortlieb.
Q36 received the Ditmar Award for Best Fanzine in 1981, 1982 and 1983. Featured exploding planets on the cover - as homage to the Eludium Q36 Explosive Space Modulator, from the Warner Brothers Martian Cartoons featuring Marvin the Martian.
Some issues have numeric designations and some alphabetical, so issue A was released in September 1979, and ran till Issue K, released in August 1983. Issue 1 was published in February 1982 and ran till issue 5 in November 1983. Q36 was revived for two issues in the 1990s.
Q36 featured artwork by Don Boyd, John Packer, and Taral Wayne.
Marc Ortlieb had previously published the fanzines Mad Dan's Review. He also published 26 issues of Tigger between 1984 and 1987, and later he did the apazine Stairway to Cleveland, and then The Australian Science Fiction Bullsheet from 1995 to the 2002.
