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This issue surprised me when I first saw it. The first issue of Wizard I bought as a kid was #10, I think, and by then it was full color on glossy pages throughout. But this first issue utilizes mostly two color printing, and the middle price guide section was on newsprint. Of course, Wizard was actually self-published by Gareb Shamus, making this essentially a fanzine that made good. It started out as a newsletter given to customers at the comic book and trading card shop in which he worked (owned by his parents), and eventually blossomed into this first issue of the magazine you're about to download. It was an instant success, and with profits poured back into the mag, would very quickly take on a much more high-gloss professional sheen and be published around the world. So at any rate, anyone unfamiliar with Wizard should be aware that this is very much Wizard 1.0, and later issues will look significantly different.6 points -
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Retromags Presents! Wizard: The Guide to Comics 001 (September 1991) Database Record Download Directly! Scanned By: kitsunebi Edited By: kitsunebi Uploaded By: kitsunebi Follow us on...2 points
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Retromags Presents! PCGames Issue 05 (December 1989) Database Record Download Directly! Scanned By: Roark406 Edited By: Roark406 Uploaded By: dablais Donated By: Roark406 Follow us on...1 point
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Retromags Presents! InterAction Issue 34 (Spring 1998) Database Record Download Directly! Scanned By: Roark406 Edited By: dablais Uploaded By: dablais Donated By: Roark406 Follow us on...1 point
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Those are scans from @Roark406 made years ago and because of the technology of when, they were scanned they need major rework. He agrees that I could re-edit all of them to improve readability, clarity and remove some of the blurriness. The reason I put the comment, is because someone or a bug keeps changing the author of the post. We agree me and him of how they would be posted…1 point
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