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The second issue of the biannual journal of the macabre, esoteric, and intellectual... New offerings from all sides of the horror, weird, and science fiction fields: interviews, articles, artwork, analysis, fiction and poetry from the likes of William F. Nolan, Jason V Brock, S. T. Joshi, and many others Featuring pieces on Rod Serling, artist Kris Kuksi, SPACE: 1999, George Romero, reviews, and much more. FULL COLOR, profusely-illustrated, and over 220 pages of amazing content. Not to be missed!

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Editor-in-Chief/fArt Director

Jason V Brock

Managing Editorg gS. T. Joshi

Design, Web, and Layoutg , , yJaSunni Productions,

LLC(www.JaSunni.com)

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Paul G. Bens, Jr.Adam BolivarJason V Brock

Sunni K BrockMatt Cardin

Michael J. ClarkeEllen DentonSam GaffordWade German

John D. HaefeleEarl HamnerJC Hemphill

S. T. JoshiRahul KanakiaKeith Kennedy

Kris Kuksi (+ Photos)William F. Nolan

David PerlmutterJ. J. Steinfeld

Kaye VincentDon Webb+++++++++++++++Don WebbDon Webb

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Jason V Brock(Cover [utilizing elements by Kuksi] + Misc. Int. Images)

Richard H. Fay(Art [Shedroid on Tentacles],

pg 216)Kris Kuksi

(Art, pgs 157, 159-161)Ron Sanders

(Art [A Glass Darkly], pg 66; [Hither], pg 145)

Brenda Whiteway(Art [Sand Being], pg 38)

James Wymore(Cartoons, pgs 44-45)

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SSSSpeciiiiiallll ThThThThankkkkspLeslie Barany

H. R. GigerKris Kuksi & Family

Our Advertisers & Contributors

Our Readers & SubscriberssssJoe Parrington

PETARod Serling Memorial Foundation & Family

George Romero+++++

In MemoriamCharles E. Fritch

This issue is dedicated to hiss Charles E. FritchCharles E. Fritc

lifelong work in the field.

Rod Serling+++++Printingg

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(ISSN 2169-1681 [Print]; ISSN 2169-1673 [Electronic]) Print Single Issue Suggested Retail Sale Price: $19.95 USD (Single Issue MSRP: $24.95 USD) and includes the E-book version; prices and subscriptions/shipping vary by region, and are subject to change without notice. Published irregularly (Biannually: SPRING/SUMMER & FALL/WINTER) by CYCATRIX PRESS: 16420 SE McGillivray Blvd., Ste. 103-1010, Van-couver, WA, USA 98683. Copyright ©2010 and beyond by JaSunni Productions, LLC, and where specified elsewhere in the issue. All rights revert to the authors/artists upon publication. All design elements (including the overall layout and the distinctive NAMELESS logo) are copyright ©2010 and beyond by JaSunni Productions, LLC. Nothing shown can be reproduced without obtaining written permission from the creators. All cover images, whether book, magazine, CD, or DVD, as well as film posters, image captures, promotional images (headshots, behind-the-scenes, etc) and creator photos remain the copyrighted property of their respective owners, and are used herein with permission, or pursuant to Fair Use Guidelines: Every rea-sonable attempt has been made to contact image and content rights holders, and identify same; if there are inadvertent omissions, we apologize. Go veg: Save your life, and save theirs! Advertising rates avail-able. Discounts for bulk and standing retail orders. Direct all inquiries, address changes, submission

queries, subscription orders, and so on to: [email protected]

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+ + Fea7uRes + +"From the Editor's Desk"

Editorial by Jason V Brock+05+y JJ

TRIBUTE: "Charles E. Fritch"by William F. Nolan

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"The Optimal Mode" pp

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"King of the Dead: George Romero"

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Interview by Jason V Brockgg

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"The Weird Literary Life of Stephen Grendon"

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Article by John D. Haefele+91+J

"Classic Interview: Rod Serling"by William F. Nolan

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"The Group: An Excerpt" by S. T. Joshi

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"Kris Kuksi: In the Realm of the Senses"

[+Artwork]Interview by Kaye Vincent

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by Earl Hamnergg

+65+"Devil & Sir Francis Drake"

by Adam Bolivar+68+

"Collections"

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"Selected Poems" by Wade German

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"The Echo"

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"Captivities, or Lugosi 2031"by J. J. Steinfeld

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thE CLocK TOwEr

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mad ravings of unimportant men are oft lost in the annals of history.

hope beyond hope—a voice.

I have always tried to do what is right by those around me. I believed since youth that one mistake—however grandiose or subtle—ought

recount represents a contrary opinion.

I must begin.I had always walked the same route, and by sheer fate it

Street. She would smile shyly and incline her head, and I in turn would incline mine, trying to keep my feelings hidden behind a

my being. I dreamed of her every inch pressed against me from the

and now it was being let loose, wave after torrid wave, into my heart and my head and all the way down into my toes. And yet I managed

Further along my morning walk, I would come across another

be represented by a half a dozen members outside the clock tower.

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The Optimal ModeTelevision Animation in America, 1948–2010

has produced a number of great programs that are considered

children, and a medium of inculcation of "negative" values in that same audience. Most of these assessments were arguments

of larger social and economic trends at the time of their original

In recent years, television animation1 has been taken more seriously, though this tends to favor the more visible and

one that is able to treat television animation programs on a fair

to view television animation as Marshall McLuhan spoke of it 2 of television through which

it accomplishes television's objective of presenting enlightening and challenging material for consumption by its audience.

The Beginnings: 1948–1965

community, television animation began in commercial terms

series, Crusader Rabbit 1

Essential McLuhan

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-47-Left: Romero directing on the set of (1985).

The director at a recent convention appearance.

Legendary Filmmaker George A. Romero on

Politics, Film, and the Future

what do

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What was famous Wisconsin author August Derleth up to when he breathed life beyond the printed page into one of his most famous literary characters? Was he harboring secret motives, or did he mean it only as a hoax? Indeed, a mystery there

comprising . . .

The Weird Literary Life and Times of Stephen Grendon

Evening in Spring and The Shield of the Valiant

Place of Hawks

Country Growth

Sac Prairie People Wisconsin in Their Bones

alter ego

Mr. George and Other Odd Persons, Capital Times

Evening in Spring

Essential Solitude

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+ + [NameL3ss] Classic Interview + +

Rod Serling

Prefatory Note:

Gamma

Gamma

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+++++Rodman Edward Serling in this pithy, revealing

interview with the gifted creator of TV's . Let us preface our visit with Mr. Serling by pointing out that his three paperback collections of

eighth printing). Rod lives the Good Life, in a

for such television milestones as and ),

transcribing his award-winning words. Outspoken as always, Rod says what he believes—which has made him one of the industry's most controversial personalities. Here, without further ado, is uncensored Serling.

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The Group: Bradbury, Matheson, Beaumont, Nolan

Excerpted from PS Publishing, 2012

Weird Tales

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Thunderbirds,Space: 1999,

2001: A Space Odyssey Star Trek, Space: 1999 starred popular Mission: ImpossibleThe Fugitive;

2001: A Space Odyssey'Time

+ of the Moon+ The Quiet Horror of

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Reviews & AnalysisDan O'Bannon's Guide to Screenplay Structure

Foreword Afterword

www.MWP.com

certainly are: Alien, The Return of the Living Dead, Dark Star, Total Recall, The Resurrected.

artistically.In their new book, Dan O'Bannon's Guide to Screenplay

Structure, the rationale behind why screenplays that work make satisfying and

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-199-—Jason V Brock

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Mutation Nation: Tales of Genetic Mishaps, Monsters, and Madness

The True History

Life of Joseph Carey Merrick

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