Mentioned as a "hard-cover mini-book" in Fan Scene #2 (Kevin Collier, 1984). Listed under Mumbles news so I'm assuming John E. published this.

Possibly the title is "Hard-Nosed Harry"?

Collage zine with local music news.

Digest? 16 pages? Published in 1984?

Mini collection of poetry by John E.

12 pages? Published in 1984?

There may be other contributors not listed above.

Published in 1984?

12 pages? Fold-out cover.

35 pages? Published in 1984?

Brian Pearce may be another contributor.

The cover image in this entry was taken from a news release in Fan Scene #2 (Kevin Collier, 1984). A proper cover scan would be preferable.

Listed in Fan Scene #2 (Kevin Collier, 1984) as "just re-released" by Mumbles so I'm assuming this was a new edition. 2nd?

Published in 1984?

Issues 8 was also planned.

Published in 1984?

Contents include: "Super Heroes: Levity, Learning and Lightning Bolts" article; profile of illustrator Mario DeMarco; article on the Fleischer Superman cartoons; "The Forgotten Heroes: The Avenger" article; fiction; fanzine reviews; more.

Characters appearing include: Captain Marvel, Superman, the Avenger, Hawk & Dove, Howard the Duck, Batman, Vision, Deathlok, Dracula

Offset?, saddle-stitched.

Literary zine from the University of California (Davis) that contains a 1998 interview with Neal Adams (in English, Spanish and French), cover art by Moebius, cartoons by Jae-Dong Park, a drawing by Frank Frazetta, poetry, short fiction, an essay and other artwork.

Published flipbook-style where the issue starts from each end.

There may be more contributors than listed above.

Contents include: indepth reportage on the 1971 Comic Art Convention (including Jim Warren's keynote speech, the "Comedy in the Comics" panel with Sergio Aragones & others, other panels, the Goethe Awards, Harvey Kurtzman's one-man panel, more); article on Kirk Alyn; article on Jim Steranko and Gardner Fox; article on cosplay at the con (with photos of Martin Pasko, Mike Zeck and Mike Nolan in costume); "Was Wertham Right After All?" article; The Flying Dutchman article; fiction; more.

Also contains photos of Frank Frazetta, Harvey Kurtzman, Denny O'Neil, Roy Thomas, Gil Kane, Len Wein, Neal Adams, Kirk Alyn, Gardner Fox, Phil Seuling, Jim Steranko, John Benson, Joe Sinnott, Bill Wilson, John Fantucchio, Kenneth Smith and Billy Graham.

Characters appearing include: Superman, Kirk Alyn, Jimmy Olsen, Lois Lane, Perry White, Clark Kent, Ka-Zar, Golden Age Green Lantern, Captain America (centerspread), Sub-Mariner, the Thing (by Sinnott), Captain Marvel, Green Ring (Green Lantern spoof)

Offset, saddle-stitched, some interior color.

Contents include: a bio of Kenneth Smith; a three-page Hyperman comic; interview with artist Jim Jones; some nice non-comics art by Dan Adkins; fiction; letters (Alan Light, Gary Groth, Mark Ammerman, others); more.

One other artist: [?] Stuckey

Characters appearing include: Darkseid, Guardian, Orion, Batman, Captain Marvel (DC, Marvel & M.F. Enterprises), Flash (Golden/Silver Age), Volto, Dynamo, Blue Bolt, Lightning, Quicksilver, Thunderbolt

Offset, saddle-stitched.

This issue also came with the Newsflashes! companion insert.

Contents include: articles on Deadman, reader participation in fanzines, and Flash Gordon; comics news; letters; more.

Characters appearing include: Deadman, Flash Gordon, Ming the Merciless, Daredevil, the Creeper

Offset, saddle-stitched.

Fanzine from the Chicago chapter of the Academy of Comic Book Fans and Collectors (aka Comic Collectors of Chicago). Formerly titled just Chicago Chit-Chat.

#3 may or may not have been distributed (bound together) with #4. The one copy I've seen had them stapled together but possibly not complete.

Contents in that double issue included artwork (by Placzek and "RM"), comics news, a puzzle page, letters, more.

Cover-dated August but may have actually been released in September.

Ditto, corner-stapled.

Fanzine from the Chicago chapter of the Academy of Comic Book Fans and Collectors (aka Comic Collectors of Chicago). Formerly titled just Chicago Chit-Chat.

Contents include artwork (including a full-page by Bill DuBay), a puzzle page, and an open letter to Stan Lee from South African John Wright.

Ditto, corner-stapled.

Fanzine from the Chicago chapter of the Academy of Comic Book Fans and Collectors (aka Comic Collectors of Chicago).

This debut issue (simply called Chicago Chit-Chat) is a single, one-sided sheet that announces the new zine and an open call for local fans.

Ditto, one-sided sheet.

Contents include: article on animated cartoons, a Green Hornet spoof comic, gag cartoons, letters (Biljo White, Bob Schoenfeld), more.

Ditto, side-stapled.

Batman-themed fanzine. Contents include: "The British Side of Batman" article; details on the "The New White House of Comics"; Batman-related news; Batmania ballot results; "Flash Gordon Flies Again: The 39 Atrocities" article; fan fiction; letters; more.

Ditto/mimeo, side-stapled.

Batman-themed fanzine. Contents include: two reports on the 1966 Con-Cave in NYC (plus panel photos of Gil Kane, Murphy Anderson, Julius Schwartz, Bill Finger and others); an indepth article on the subject of camp; a great illustrated ad for Dave Herring's Odd #12; another ad for Howard Rogofsky; letters; more.

Offset/mimeo, side-stapled.

Batman-themed fanzine. Contents include: a report on the 1966 Batman show at Shea Stadium; capsule versions of 1940 Batman stories; a half-toned photo of Adam West as Batman; the story of one fan's visit to the Batman set at Desilu; letters (Irene Vartanoff, Steve Kelez, others); more.

Offset/mimeo, side-stapled.