WaP! #8: “Toward An End To Work-For-Hire” The Forgotten Activist Prozine Continued: Part 17, Conclusion WaP! #8 was the end. It was a slim 12-page issue, with no postdate (the issues were mailed in a flat envelope); at the time[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
WaP! #7: The Penultimate Issue The Forgotten Activist Prozine Continued: Part 16 WaP! #7 was comparitively modest 20-page issue, with no postdate (the issues were now mailed in a flat envelope). This issue sported my one and only WaP! cover[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
WaP!: The Self-Publishing Issue The Forgotten Activist Prozine Continued: Part 15 WaP! #6 was a fat 28-page issue, postdated October 24, 1988 on my copy. The lead feature was a concise, to-the-point overview of the logistics of self-publishing in principal[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
WaP! #5 & A Letter from Ditko The Forgotten Activist Prozine Continued: Part 14 Picking up the chronology of this retrospective: WaP! #5 was a shorter 20-page issue, postdated September 1, 1988 on my copy. The lead feature was Mike[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
WaP!: “So-Called Adult Comic Books” The Forgotten Activist Prozine vs Canada Campaign for Censoring Comics: Part 13 Before we leave the month of April behind, there’s one more anniversary I have to commemmorate that involves comics and WaP!—though it’s not[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…