A fanzine published with twenty issues by H. C. Koenig in New York City. It was distributed through FAPA and NAPA.
Koenig's secretary did most of the work of publication. Koenig worked as an electrical engineer for Electrical Testing Laboratories, in New York,. He would write "scathing comments on inane professional writing and stupid fannish opinions", and then turn the manuscript over to his secretary and let her do all the rest.
| Issue |
Date |
Pages |
FAPA mailing |
Notes
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| V1.1 |
August 1938 |
5 |
5 |
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| V1.2 |
May 1939 |
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| V1.3 |
September 1939 |
14 |
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Corner stapled
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| V1.4 |
December 1939 |
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| V1.5 |
May 1940 |
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| V1.6 |
December 1940 |
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| V2.1 |
March 1941 |
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| V2.2 |
June 1941 |
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| V2.3 |
September 1941 |
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| V2.4 |
December 1941 |
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| V2.5 |
March 1942 |
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| V2.6 |
June 1942 |
12 |
20 |
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| V3.1 |
December 1942 |
11 |
22 |
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| V3.2 |
June 1943 |
10 |
24 |
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| V3.3 |
June 1944 |
14 |
28 |
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| V3.4 |
April 1945 |
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| V3.5 |
October 1945 |
18 |
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Single-sided
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| V3.6 |
January 1946 |
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| V4.1 |
April 1946 |
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| V4.2 |
October 1946 |
19 |
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Single-sided. Final issue
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