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(ca. 1955 – June 16, 1975) | (ca. 1955 – June 16, 1975) | ||
| − | '''Richard H. Small''', an [[apahack]] from [[Tallahassee, FL]], belonged to [[REHUPA]] and [[SAPS]]. | + | '''Richard H. Small''', an [[apahack]] from [[Tallahassee, FL]], belonged to [[REHUPA]], [[Dagon]], [[CAPA-Alpha]], and [[SAPS]]. |
| − | He died of cancer. | + | Rich had many fannish interests as his APA participation shows, however he was an avid comix fan. He seemed to often live and breath as an old comics hero. In a 1972 Walpurgis Night college skit at Florida State University, he brought the house down as he mugged through a performance as the original Captain Marvel. He died of cancer. |
{{fanzines}} | {{fanzines}} | ||
* ''[[Special Series]]'' [early 70s] (with [[Brad Linaweaver]]) | * ''[[Special Series]]'' [early 70s] (with [[Brad Linaweaver]]) | ||
| + | * ''[[Adventures of the Great Rich]]'' [early 70s] | ||
| + | * ''[[Yellow Banana]]'' [early 70s] | ||
Revision as of 10:15, 14 July 2023
(ca. 1955 – June 16, 1975)
Richard H. Small, an apahack from Tallahassee, FL, belonged to REHUPA, Dagon, CAPA-Alpha, and SAPS.
Rich had many fannish interests as his APA participation shows, however he was an avid comix fan. He seemed to often live and breath as an old comics hero. In a 1972 Walpurgis Night college skit at Florida State University, he brought the house down as he mugged through a performance as the original Captain Marvel. He died of cancer.
- Special Series [early 70s] (with Brad Linaweaver)
- Adventures of the Great Rich [early 70s]
- Yellow Banana [early 70s]
| Person | 1955—1975 |
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