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(Did you mean the [[Vampire (Kennedy)|Joe Kennedy fanzine]]?) | (Did you mean the [[Vampire (Kennedy)|Joe Kennedy fanzine]]?) | ||
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| − | A man-thing who keeps alive indefinitely by sucking blood from the living; [[Dracula]] is the classic example. In the case of [[Dracula]], the vampire form of semi-human was able to change to bat or werewolf form. Vampires are identifiable by, among other things, being invisible in a mirror; they can prowl only between sundown and sunrise, having to rest in their native soil at other times. They are killable by a wooden stake driven thru the heart, in case the need arises. | + | A man-thing who keeps alive indefinitely by sucking blood from the living; [[Dracula]] is the classic example. In the case of [[Dracula]], the vampire form of semi-human was able to change to bat or [[werewolf]] form. Vampires are identifiable by, among other things, being invisible in a mirror; they can prowl only between sundown and sunrise, having to rest in their native soil at other times. They are killable by a wooden stake driven thru the heart, in case the need arises. |
We should mention | We should mention | ||
| − | (1) [[Joe Kennedy]]'s [[Fourth Fandom]] '[[zine]] from which the [['45]] and [['46]] [[Yearbooks]] got the name of [[Vampire Yearbooks]], as being published by the ed of [[VAMPIRE]], and | + | (1) [[Joe Kennedy]]'s [[Fourth Fandom]] '[[zine]] from which the [['45]] and [['46]] [[Yearbooks]] got the name of [[Vampire Yearbooks]], as being published by the [[editor|ed]] of [[VAMPIRE]], and |
(2) [[Karen Anderson]]'s frightening V costume worn to the [[Solacon]] [[Masquerade Ball]], displaying a wingspan of some 13'6" and, naturally, copping the Best Classical Fantasy Costume prize for that year. | (2) [[Karen Anderson]]'s frightening V costume worn to the [[Solacon]] [[Masquerade Ball]], displaying a wingspan of some 13'6" and, naturally, copping the Best Classical Fantasy Costume prize for that year. | ||
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| − | A man-thing who keeps alive indefinitely by sucking blood from victims; [[Dracula]] is the classic example. In the case of [[Dracula]], the vampire human was able to change to bat or werewolf form. The vampire is identifiable by having the forefinger longer than the middle finger and by not being visible in a mirror; he can prowl only between sundown and sunup, othertime must rest in his native soil. He is killable by a wooden stake being driven thru the heart. | + | A man-thing who keeps alive indefinitely by sucking blood from victims; [[Dracula]] is the classic example. In the case of [[Dracula]], the vampire human was able to change to bat or [[werewolf]] form. The vampire is identifiable by having the forefinger longer than the middle finger and by not being visible in a mirror; he can prowl only between sundown and sunup, othertime must rest in his native soil. He is killable by a wooden stake being driven thru the heart. |
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Revision as of 15:46, 27 November 2020
(Did you mean the Joe Kennedy fanzine?)
| From Fancyclopedia 2, ca. 1959 |
| A man-thing who keeps alive indefinitely by sucking blood from the living; Dracula is the classic example. In the case of Dracula, the vampire form of semi-human was able to change to bat or werewolf form. Vampires are identifiable by, among other things, being invisible in a mirror; they can prowl only between sundown and sunrise, having to rest in their native soil at other times. They are killable by a wooden stake driven thru the heart, in case the need arises.
We should mention (1) Joe Kennedy's Fourth Fandom 'zine from which the '45 and '46 Yearbooks got the name of Vampire Yearbooks, as being published by the ed of VAMPIRE, and (2) Karen Anderson's frightening V costume worn to the Solacon Masquerade Ball, displaying a wingspan of some 13'6" and, naturally, copping the Best Classical Fantasy Costume prize for that year. |
| From Fancyclopedia 1, ca. 1944 |
| A man-thing who keeps alive indefinitely by sucking blood from victims; Dracula is the classic example. In the case of Dracula, the vampire human was able to change to bat or werewolf form. The vampire is identifiable by having the forefinger longer than the middle finger and by not being visible in a mirror; he can prowl only between sundown and sunup, othertime must rest in his native soil. He is killable by a wooden stake being driven thru the heart. |
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