Ken Krueger

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(1926 -- November 21, 2009)

Kenneth J. Krueger attended the first Worldcon in 1939 and was a part of the group photograph taken at the slan shack (where he stayed for a few weeks) that appeared in All Our Yesterdays. He helped to found the Buffalo Fantasy League and was active in fandom throughout his life.

He was involved in the Buffalo Book Company, an early publishing venture with Donald M. Grant and Hadley. He later owned a bookstore in San Diego, became an independent comics publisher and helped co-found the San Diego Comics Con and also helped found Golden State Comic Con.

He published Abortions, Gory Stories Quarterly, Space Trails.


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