Fan-Tods

A fanzine published by Norman Stanley from Maine which was also run through VAPA and FAPA in an apparently distinguishable version. It was subtitled "The Magazine for the Tod Fan."

It was named after a piece of mundane slang common in the 20s and 30s and used by E. E. Smith, but rare today. It meant something like 'a state of uneasiness. E.g., "The mumbo-jumbo gave me the fantods".'

Issue	Date	Pages	FAPA mailing	Notes
1	December 1942	12	22
2	Spring 1943	14	23
3	Summer 1943	20	24
4	Fall 1943	18	25	reports from Mecon with adoption of "fen" and Mainecon, Jr. fan visits
5	Winter 1943-44	24	26
6	Spring 1944	22	27
7	June 1944	22	28
8	Fall 1944	20	29
9	Winter 1944-45
10	Spring 1945	28	31
11	Summer 1945	24
12	Fall 1945	18	33
13	Winter 1945-46	20
14	Summer 1946	24
15	Fall 1946	20	37
16	Spring 1947	36	39
17	Spring 1948	42	VAPA 17, VAPA 17
18
19	Fall 1952	22	60

A 1944 poll by Jack Speer listed Fan-Tods as one of the five best fanzines.

Fan-Tods online at fanac.org

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Publication

1942—

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