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== (1) A [[Fanzine]] by  [[Ed Cox]] and [[Russell H. Woodman]].==
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(Did you mean [[Eniznaf|a Jim Huang fanzine that became Eniznaf]]?)
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A [[fanzine]] published by [[Ed Cox]] and [[Russell H. Woodman]].
 
A [[fanzine]] published by [[Ed Cox]] and [[Russell H. Woodman]].
  
 
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== (2) A [[Fanzine]] by [[Jim Huang]]==
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A [[fanzine]] published by [[Jim Huang]]. There was a single issue in Fall 1976. It was subsequently continued as ''[[Eniznaf]]''.
 
  
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Latest revision as of 13:29, 30 June 2021

(Did you mean a Jim Huang fanzine that became Eniznaf?)

A fanzine published by Ed Cox and Russell H. Woodman.

Issue Date Pages Notes
1 1948 13
2 1948 16
3 1949 17
4 1949 22 Final issue

Triton online at fanac.org


Publication 19481949
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