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| − | Tim C. Marion is a New York [[fan]] who has turned to comics. | + | '''Tim C. Marion''' is a [[New York]] [[fan]], formerly from Newport News, [[Virginia]], who has turned to [[comics]]. |
| − | During the 1970s he published many [[fanzines]], mostly [[apazines]], and attended hundreds of conventions, but in the 1980s his interest in [[fandom]] waned and his interest in comic books grew. At one time he was a member of [[N3F]] and was head of the club's Comics Bureau. | + | During the 1970s, he published many [[fanzines]], mostly [[apazines]], and attended hundreds of [[conventions]], but in the 1980s, his interest in [[fandom]] waned and his interest in comic books grew. At one time, he was a member of [[N3F]] and was head of the [[club]]'s [[N3F#Comics Bureau|Comics Bureau]]. |
| − | He once dubbed himself "Marion the Media Mavin". He founded [[REHUPA]] in 1972 and was a member of [[APA- | + | He once dubbed himself "Marion the Media Mavin". He founded [[REHUPA]] in 1972 and was a member of [[FAPA]], [[SAPS]], [[N'APA]], [[APA-50]], [[Slanapa]], [[Slanapa]], [[APANAGE]] and [[The Esoteric Order of Dagon]]. |
Fanzines: | Fanzines: | ||
* ''[[The Apamoors]]'' [mid-70s] (for [[APANAGE]]) | * ''[[The Apamoors]]'' [mid-70s] (for [[APANAGE]]) | ||
| − | * ''[[The Arkham Archivist]]'' -- for [[FAPA]], [[APA-50]], [[Slanapa]], and [[The Esoteric Order of Dagon]] | + | * ''[[The Arkham Archivist]]'' -- for [[FAPA]], [[APA-50]], [[Slanapa]], [[Stobcler]] and [[The Esoteric Order of Dagon]] |
* ''[[Branstock]]'' [early 70s] (for [[N'APA]]) | * ''[[Branstock]]'' [early 70s] (for [[N'APA]]) | ||
* ''[[The Cenotaph]]'' [mid-70s] (for [[Stobcler]]) | * ''[[The Cenotaph]]'' [mid-70s] (for [[Stobcler]]) | ||
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* ''[[Soltgoze]]'' [mid-70s] | * ''[[Soltgoze]]'' [mid-70s] | ||
* ''[[South of the Moon]]'' [1975-76] (some issues) | * ''[[South of the Moon]]'' [1975-76] (some issues) | ||
| − | * ''[[So It Goes]]'' | + | * ''[[So It Goes (Marion)]]'' |
* ''[[Steeleye Slan]]'' [early 2000s] (for [[SLANAPA]]) | * ''[[Steeleye Slan]]'' [early 2000s] (for [[SLANAPA]]) | ||
* ''[[Terminal Eyes]]'' [early 2000s] (media-orientated, for [[FAPA]]) | * ''[[Terminal Eyes]]'' [early 2000s] (media-orientated, for [[FAPA]]) | ||
* ''[[Waiting for Pardoe]]'' [1976] | * ''[[Waiting for Pardoe]]'' [1976] | ||
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[[Category:fan]] | [[Category:fan]] | ||
[[Category:US]] | [[Category:US]] | ||
Revision as of 00:11, 16 February 2021
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Tim C. Marion is a New York fan, formerly from Newport News, Virginia, who has turned to comics.
During the 1970s, he published many fanzines, mostly apazines, and attended hundreds of conventions, but in the 1980s, his interest in fandom waned and his interest in comic books grew. At one time, he was a member of N3F and was head of the club's Comics Bureau.
He once dubbed himself "Marion the Media Mavin". He founded REHUPA in 1972 and was a member of FAPA, SAPS, N'APA, APA-50, Slanapa, Slanapa, APANAGE and The Esoteric Order of Dagon.
Fanzines:
- The Apamoors [mid-70s] (for APANAGE)
- The Arkham Archivist -- for FAPA, APA-50, Slanapa, Stobcler and The Esoteric Order of Dagon
- Branstock [early 70s] (for N'APA)
- The Cenotaph [mid-70s] (for Stobcler)
- Cognomen (with Ken Josenhans)
- The Curse of Cthulhu [2002] (for FAPA)
- Epiphany (Marion) [1970s] (for APANAGE)
- Fall Overview (for Slanapa)
- The Finest Kind [1975] (with Jim Brodie)
- The Green Gomrath [1970s] (for APANAGE)
- Here Come the Hardy Boys (for multiple apas)
- In the Beginning [1976]
- Laughing Shadow Quarterly [mid-70s] (for Dapa-Em)
- Mead Is a Sickening...Drink [1976]
- Mumble Gutter [1977-2000s](for FAPA)
- Poof [1974] (with others)
- Psychedelic Relic [early 2000s] (for SAPS)
- Soltgoze [mid-70s]
- South of the Moon [1975-76] (some issues)
- So It Goes
- Steeleye Slan [early 2000s] (for SLANAPA)
- Terminal Eyes [early 2000s] (media-orientated, for FAPA)
- Waiting for Pardoe [1976]
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