mdr003 wrote:Also... I picked up a few other mags from another source that arrived a few days ago. Called Supernova, it was created by Lew Pulsipher as a SF fanzine. Around issue 26 it was bought by Rick Loomis from Flying Buffalo, and from the next issue editorship passed to Ken St Andre who used it as a SF and fantasy zine, with mixed content. There is a rather large bias evident against D&D and TSR though.
Lew Pulsipher in Supernova #26 1/2 wrote:Rick (Loomis) will probably want to shoot me for saying this, especially after he sent me a copy for review, but I cannot recommend T&T to anyone who is satisfied with D&D. The collectors and fanatics will want to get it, of course. If you have to choose between T&T and Greyhawk, by all means by Greyhawk. If you're dissatisfied with D&D and you don't think Greyhawk will rectify the problems, T&T is your only alternative.
grodog wrote:404 Not FoundHe's a nice guy, still owns the rights to all of his articles from Dragon, WD, etc, and will hopefully be publishing some of those with DWP in the future
grodog wrote:Can you please send me a scan of the review? I'm going to be adding them to my S4 page sometime after I'm back in KS (I have another two or three reviews of Tsojconth in my files, would love to add more).
grodog wrote:That's cool Mike---perhaps you'll be able to ID the long-missing title of the WinterCon 6/7/whatever tourney
mdr003 wrote:Hi Allan - the review is by Ken St Andre in Supernova #28, dated July 1977.
grodog wrote:grodog wrote:That's cool Mike---perhaps you'll be able to ID the long-missing title of the WinterCon 6/7/whatever tourney Mike or bbarsh---any chance you you guys can provide illumination on the WinterCon 1-4, 6, and 9+ tourneys?Tsojconth = WinterCon 5Fazzlewood = WinterCon 7 Ghost Tower = WinterCon 8