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| − | A burlesque organization headed by Prize Stooge [[Michel]], set up for the purpose of laughing out of existence the belief that [[Wollheim]]'s associates were stooges. It was supposed to be open to anyone who had ever disagreed with [[Will Sykora]], but [[J Speer]], duly qualified and applying for a membership card, received none. The belief was fairly widespread in the [[Second Fandom]] that the other three members of the [[Quadrumvirate]], and certainly the lesser lites of the [[Wollheimist]] faction, took their orders from | + | A [[burlesque]] [[organization]] headed by Prize Stooge [[John Michel|Michel]], set up for the purpose of laughing out of existence the belief that [[Don Wollheim|Wollheim]]'s associates were stooges. It was supposed to be open to anyone who had ever disagreed with [[Will Sykora]], but [[Jack Speer|J Speer]], duly qualified and applying for a membership card, received none. The belief was fairly widespread in the [[Second Fandom]] that the other three members of the [[Quadrumvirate]], and certainly the lesser lites of the [[Wollheimist]] faction, took their orders from Wollheim. Actually, according to [[Doc Lowndes|Lowndes]], the unanimity of their utterances was the result of many conferences on policy, in which they frequently laid down the law to the "Dictator". |
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Latest revision as of 01:10, 13 January 2024
| From Fancyclopedia 1, ca. 1944 |
| A burlesque organization headed by Prize Stooge Michel, set up for the purpose of laughing out of existence the belief that Wollheim's associates were stooges. It was supposed to be open to anyone who had ever disagreed with Will Sykora, but J Speer, duly qualified and applying for a membership card, received none. The belief was fairly widespread in the Second Fandom that the other three members of the Quadrumvirate, and certainly the lesser lites of the Wollheimist faction, took their orders from Wollheim. Actually, according to Lowndes, the unanimity of their utterances was the result of many conferences on policy, in which they frequently laid down the law to the "Dictator". |
| Club | 1930s |
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