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Illustrations were by Art Castillo, Trina Costillo, later know as Trina Robbins, Ray Nelson, [[Bill Rotsler]] and Bjo Trimble. Written contributions were by rich brown, Art Castillo, Dick Ellington, George Metzger, Ray Nelson, Les Nirenberg ([[The Panic Button]]), Kris Neville, Britt Sschweitzer, and Ted White. | Illustrations were by Art Castillo, Trina Costillo, later know as Trina Robbins, Ray Nelson, [[Bill Rotsler]] and Bjo Trimble. Written contributions were by rich brown, Art Castillo, Dick Ellington, George Metzger, Ray Nelson, Les Nirenberg ([[The Panic Button]]), Kris Neville, Britt Sschweitzer, and Ted White. | ||
| − | ''Habakkuk'' took a breather for five years before returning in May 1966.This time ''Habakkuk'' was a [[Fantasy Amateur | + | ''Habakkuk'' took a breather for five years before returning in May 1966.This time ''Habakkuk'' was a [[Fantasy Amateur Press Association]] publication. The last issue from this period was published in February 1967. |
For this period art work was contributed by Colin Cameron, Ray Nelson, and [[Steve Stiles]]. Written work was by Art Castillo, George Eklund, Ray Nelson, Eunice Reardon, Alva Rogers and Ted White. | For this period art work was contributed by Colin Cameron, Ray Nelson, and [[Steve Stiles]]. Written work was by Art Castillo, George Eklund, Ray Nelson, Eunice Reardon, Alva Rogers and Ted White. | ||
Revision as of 10:09, 23 March 2011
Habakkuk was a science fiction fanzine by Bill Donaho.
Habakkukdebuted in February 1960. Six issues were released, the last in July 1961, Habakkuk took a breather for five years before returning in May 1966.
Illustrations were by Art Castillo, Trina Costillo, later know as Trina Robbins, Ray Nelson, Bill Rotsler and Bjo Trimble. Written contributions were by rich brown, Art Castillo, Dick Ellington, George Metzger, Ray Nelson, Les Nirenberg (The Panic Button), Kris Neville, Britt Sschweitzer, and Ted White.
Habakkuk took a breather for five years before returning in May 1966.This time Habakkuk was a Fantasy Amateur Press Association publication. The last issue from this period was published in February 1967.
For this period art work was contributed by Colin Cameron, Ray Nelson, and Steve Stiles. Written work was by Art Castillo, George Eklund, Ray Nelson, Eunice Reardon, Alva Rogers and Ted White.
This time 25 years would elapse before a new issue arrived. In 1992 it finally happened.
Contributors of art for this time were Trina Robbins and Steve Stiles. Written contributions were by Debbie Notkin and Ted White.
