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A 20-page [[one-shot]] [[published]] by [[Art Rapp]] and [[Bill Groover]] in summer 1947 in an edition of 30 copies. This [[fanzine]] scarcely set [[fandom]] afire, but it was distinguished for two lively sketches introducing a character named [[Morgan Botts]]. | A 20-page [[one-shot]] [[published]] by [[Art Rapp]] and [[Bill Groover]] in summer 1947 in an edition of 30 copies. This [[fanzine]] scarcely set [[fandom]] afire, but it was distinguished for two lively sketches introducing a character named [[Morgan Botts]]. | ||
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Revision as of 06:57, 11 July 2022
A 20-page one-shot published by Art Rapp and Bill Groover in summer 1947 in an edition of 30 copies. This fanzine scarcely set fandom afire, but it was distinguished for two lively sketches introducing a character named Morgan Botts.
- Bembook publications and photos on fanac.org
| Publication | 1947 |
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