fanzine
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- noun
- /ˈfænˌzin/
- Jargon
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fanzine
- Today one might accidentally discover his films on an online horror fanzine.
- fanzine editor
- music fanzine
- fiction fanzine
I had like the logo which I had created and sort of a, a fanzine.
- I had like the logo which I had created and sort of a, a fanzine.
Examples
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Sharon's writing credits include numerous poems and short stories published in science fiction fanzines.
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RTP was set up in August 2010 and since then has produced a wide array of fanzines and many more exciting projects.
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And it was basically, at that point, a fanzine about the local, uh... Los Angeles bands, garage bands.
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Want to get involved in one of our fanzines?
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What started as a fanzine experienced a Cambrian Explosion, and we started working in many different media.
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We spend the time working on Mary Elizabeth's fanzine about music and The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
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There's a fanzine, an official forum, and in-person meet-ups.
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Ballard lurked in one corner, looking uneasy, clutching a copy of my fanzine that I had thrust into his hands.
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In the late eighties, I wrote, drew, and published a number of mini-comics and fanzines, including Hero 358, Death Dealer, and Thunder Review.
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I published a science fiction fanzine when I was in high school.
Synonyms
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A printed or online set of pages that comes out regularly with articles and pictures about a subject
A work made by fans from a book, movie, or game
How Professional
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word fanzine comes from fan and a short form of magazine, zine. It began as a small, often homemade magazine made by fans, so fanzine still means an informal 'magazine made by fans'.