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Thursday, 18 August 2016
Post 77 American Fandom
And now another break
from the chronology of the past.
I thought you would
all like to know that with a road-trip up to Sheffield Arena on
Saturday 13th. Of August 2016 I attended the
“FILM & COMIC CON Sheffield” run by Showmasters,
just on the off chance of picking up some old Translated manga from
the 80's and 90's (they are in the same format & style as any
American imported comic-books, not like modern Manga that is in the Diary format).!
Out of the six or so
stalls that sold manly DC & MARVEL comic-books, one would have
ten random issues of manga, and one of those was now to replace a
lost comic-book that many a UK Anime and Manga fan would have read
back in 1989, if remembering it for its 'Letters Page'.
Appleseed
Book3 Volume 2,
September,1989
American Appleseed
Cover painting by Adam Warren
American Appleseed Logo
designed by Tom Orzechowski
Editor-in-Chief
Catherine Yronode
Publisher Dean Mullaney
English translation by
Studio Proteus
The Letters Page.
For what I am so thankful for is a comic-book fan Dan White writting to the Editor Fred
Burke, and that his letter about the cost of Anime (on VHS) was published in the Letters Page.
[NOTE: The reply was
signed Toren Sez, with the tone of someone who knew the industry in
Japan, could this have been Toren Smith founder of Studio Proteus and
supporter of Comic-Con giving his insight?]
[NOTE: These two
American Anime Fan Clubs (Earth Defence Command, Anime Hasshin) would be an early part of my own Nexus into
a wider Fandom, linking me with other Fans in the UK and forever
changing my life.]
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