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− | {{DISPLAYTITLE:Dagon}}(Did you mean a [[Dagon|Lovecraftian reference]]?) | + | {{DISPLAYTITLE:Dagon}}''(Did you mean a [[Dagon|Lovecraftian reference]]?)'' |
''Dagon'', [[John Boardman]]'s long-running gaming [[fanzine]], was included in [[APA-Q]]. There were at least ''700'' issues (I have a marvellous list of them, but this web page is too small to contain it) since the 1960s. It was ultimately renamed '''''Blue Cat'''''. | ''Dagon'', [[John Boardman]]'s long-running gaming [[fanzine]], was included in [[APA-Q]]. There were at least ''700'' issues (I have a marvellous list of them, but this web page is too small to contain it) since the 1960s. It was ultimately renamed '''''Blue Cat'''''. | ||
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{{publication | start=1960s}} | {{publication | start=1960s}} |
Latest revision as of 16:22, 12 March 2023
(Did you mean a Lovecraftian reference?)
Dagon, John Boardman's long-running gaming fanzine, was included in APA-Q. There were at least 700 issues (I have a marvellous list of them, but this web page is too small to contain it) since the 1960s. It was ultimately renamed Blue Cat.
- Dagon online at fanac.org
Publication | 1960s— |
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