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{{DISPLAYTITLE:BEM}}(Did you mean a different [[BEM (Disambiguation)|BEM]]?)
 
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A [[fanzine]] published by [[Mal Ashworth]] and [[Tom White]] between 1954 and 1958 from Bradford, Yorks, UK.
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'''''BEM''''' was a [[fanzine]] published by [[Mal Ashworth]] and [[Tom White]] between 1954 and 1958 from [[Bradford]], [[UK]]. White [[gafiated]] between the fifth and sixth issues and Ashworth maintained his presence in the latter through reprints from [[OMPA]]zines.
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A review of #2 in ''[[Femizine]]'' #3/4 (December 1954) said:
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These boys have given ''BEM'' a terrific personality of its own. The zine as a whole reflects their own particular brand of insanity.
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It also notes:
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I wonder how many people noticed that the ''BEM'' pages have even numbers on the front and odd on the back instead of the other way round? And I wonder if it was done on purpose?
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[[Arnie Katz]] wrote an overview of ''BEM'' for ''[[Energumen]]'' #7 (April 1971).
  
 
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* [https://www.fanac.org/fanzines/Energumen/Energumen07.pdf 'Light of Other Days' by Arnie Katz in ''Energumen'' #7 (April 1971)] at fanac.org.
  
 
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Latest revision as of 07:55, 26 November 2024

(Did you mean a different BEM?)

BEM was a fanzine published by Mal Ashworth and Tom White between 1954 and 1958 from Bradford, UK. White gafiated between the fifth and sixth issues and Ashworth maintained his presence in the latter through reprints from OMPAzines.

A review of #2 in Femizine #3/4 (December 1954) said:

These boys have given BEM a terrific personality of its own. The zine as a whole reflects their own particular brand of insanity.

It also notes:

I wonder how many people noticed that the BEM pages have even numbers on the front and odd on the back instead of the other way round? And I wonder if it was done on purpose?

Arnie Katz wrote an overview of BEM for Energumen #7 (April 1971).

Issue Date Pages Notes
1 April 1954 24
1.5 June 1954 2 for the SuperMancon Combozine
2 June 1954 54
3 September 1954 42
4 December 1954 34
5 September 1955 46
6 February 1959 30 Final issue


Publication 19541958
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