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'''Gothique''' was a fanzine edited by the collective of Jean Dempsey, David Griffiths, Ernest Harris, Stan Nichols and Derek Stokes. | '''Gothique''' was a fanzine edited by the collective of Jean Dempsey, David Griffiths, Ernest Harris, Stan Nichols and Derek Stokes. | ||
| − | ''Gothique'' was a fantasy and horror fanzine with ties to science fiction. The first issue was published in July 1965 in the UK. The last regular release was issue 9, published in October 1969. The last issue, #10, was published in an extremely limited run of 40 copies in March 1970. | + | ''Gothique'' was a fantasy and horror fanzine with ties to science fiction. The first issue was published in July 1965 in the UK. The last regular release was issue 9, published in October 1969. The last issue, #10, was published in an extremely limited run of 40 copies in March 1970, until the Special Anniversary Issue appeared in July 1985. |
Contributing writers included Mike Ashley, Juliette Bentley, Eddy C. Bertin, Ivan Butler, Bruton Connors, John Derry, Alan Dodd, Ray Fawcett, Maxwell Hogarth, Ted Isaacs, Robin James, Russ Jones, Harold Jordan, Tony Lines, Luna Mora, Michel Parry, David Soren, Tim Stout, Henry Stralson, David Sutton, Keith A. Walker, Martin Walsh, Bob Webb, Fredric Wertham, MD, Kevin J. Wheelan, and the editors. | Contributing writers included Mike Ashley, Juliette Bentley, Eddy C. Bertin, Ivan Butler, Bruton Connors, John Derry, Alan Dodd, Ray Fawcett, Maxwell Hogarth, Ted Isaacs, Robin James, Russ Jones, Harold Jordan, Tony Lines, Luna Mora, Michel Parry, David Soren, Tim Stout, Henry Stralson, David Sutton, Keith A. Walker, Martin Walsh, Bob Webb, Fredric Wertham, MD, Kevin J. Wheelan, and the editors. | ||
Revision as of 22:03, 5 September 2011
Gothique was a fanzine edited by the collective of Jean Dempsey, David Griffiths, Ernest Harris, Stan Nichols and Derek Stokes.
Gothique was a fantasy and horror fanzine with ties to science fiction. The first issue was published in July 1965 in the UK. The last regular release was issue 9, published in October 1969. The last issue, #10, was published in an extremely limited run of 40 copies in March 1970, until the Special Anniversary Issue appeared in July 1985.
Contributing writers included Mike Ashley, Juliette Bentley, Eddy C. Bertin, Ivan Butler, Bruton Connors, John Derry, Alan Dodd, Ray Fawcett, Maxwell Hogarth, Ted Isaacs, Robin James, Russ Jones, Harold Jordan, Tony Lines, Luna Mora, Michel Parry, David Soren, Tim Stout, Henry Stralson, David Sutton, Keith A. Walker, Martin Walsh, Bob Webb, Fredric Wertham, MD, Kevin J. Wheelan, and the editors.
Featured were interviews with Peter Cushing and Harold Harvey.
Contributing artists included John Arundel, Dave Baldock-Ling, David Britton, Dave Fletcher, Brian J. Frost, John Hudson, Alan Hunter, Robin James (as "Jess"), Terry Jeeves (ERG), Luna Mora, J. Parker, Brian Pugh, Moy Read.
Covers were by David Griffiths (#1, #2, #3), Moy Read (#4, #7, #10), Brian J. Frost (#5, #8), Robin James (as "Jess") (#6), Brian Pugh (#9). The cover for the special supplement was by David Britton.
A 20th Anniversary Issue was released in July 1985 that featured a portfolio of artwork by David Britton, Brian J. Frost, Alan Hunter and Moy Read, with an introduction by Julian Dubois, and writing by Ramsey Campbell, Ernest Harris, Martin Lock, Stan Nichols, and David Sutton. Also featured was an interview with Lon Chaney, Jr. by Alan White. The cover was by David Griffiths with interior art by Dave Baldock-Ling, im Cawthorn, J. Frost, David Griggiths, Alan Hunter, Terry Jeeves, Robin James and Moy Read.
