Anime House Presents

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Zine
Title: Anime House Presents
Publisher: Anime House Insanity Productions
Editor(s): Marg Baskin
Date(s): 1988-?
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Medium: print
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Fandom: multimedia
Language: English
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Anime House Presents is a gen (with one issue explicit het) anime zine.

the submission guidelines as printed in the second issue

The publisher describes it as "A mixed-world zine, featuring fiction, art, poetry and cartoons based on anime (JapAnimation) shows and manga (graphic novels)." [1]

There are eleven issues, and issue #7 required an age statement to purchase.

V.M. Wyman

Some of V.M. Wyman's fanworks were online here (now offline).

Issue 1

front cover of issue #1
back cover of issue #1

Anime House Presents 1 was published in 1988 and contains 152 pages.

Along with the fiction, it contains artwork, poetry, original manga and cartoons by Marg Baskin, Jeanette Eile, Jule Froelich, Nei Mo Han, Lawrence Sufrin, Colleen Winters and V.M. Wyman.

  • Everyone Excels at Something by Karen Klinck ("For teenage military cadets Char Aznable and Garma Zabi, that 'something' is in the fine art of getting themselves in trouble.") (Gundam)
  • Between Worlds by Marg Baskin ("Half-human/half-alien, and outcast from both races, Eiji finds precarious sanctuary with a team of partisans fighting to save Earth from the alien Grados.") (SPT Layzner)
  • The Rescue by Waylaid Mann ("With enemy agents on his tail, Agent A isn't in a position to say 'no' to any haven.") (Eroica
  • Act of Cruelty by Steph Rendino ("Garma is sixteen and studying for exams. Alone in the palace, he should be safe.") (Gundam)
  • For One Day's Rule by Julie Froelich (1989 FanQ short story winner) ("Trapped, injured and beset by demons, Ray Ginsay thinks his situation can't get any worse. Nothing could be farther from the truth.") (Vampire Hunter D)
  • Angel by Kay Reynolds ("Searching for the lost treasure of Alexander, the Major and Dorian are taken prisoner by mercenary Richard Cold. Dorian must take a terrible risk to protect the treasure... and save their lives.") (Eroica)

Issue 2

cover of issue #2

Anime House Presents 2 was published in 1989 and contains 154 pages.

Along with fiction, it contains, material by Cyrissa Adamson, Constance Dickson-Otty, Jeanette Eilke, Pat Malone, Nei Mo Han, Felicia O'Sullivan, Robert Perchaluk, Lawrence Sufrin, TACS and V.M. Wyman.

  • Hi There!, editorial (2)
  • Electra's Song by Susan Tull ("Electra, former Saint of Ares, has defected to Athena. Ares sends an emissary to destroy the traitor,: a man she will not fight.") (Saint Seiya) (4)
  • Voltran's County (a nod to Bloom County) (unnumbered page)
  • The Mole's Hole by RM by Ron Milles ("Bancoran is a traitor? Maraich mist join forces with Patalliro to find his missing lover and discover the truth.") (Patalliro) (16)
  • Raven, poem by Nei Ho Man (52)
  • Guardian Dear by Steph Rendino ("The ghost of Garma Zabi haunts Hamaa Kaan's palace. His existence is aimless until a meeting with his niece, Mineba, provides the restless spirit with a new purpose.") (ZZ Gundam) (53)
  • High Flight by John Gillespie Magee, Jr. interpreted by Nei Mo Han (65)
  • Mobile Suit Goddamn: Good Help on Gion is Hard to Find (71)
  • Warrior, poem by Constance Dickson-Otty (72)
  • In His Debt by Karen Klinck ("A misfire trap imprisons Claude and Rudobihhi beneath the ruins of an abandoned tenement. When personal survival forces a truce between enemies, can things ever be the sam as they were before?") (Urashiman) (73)
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  • Icarus Also Burned by Nei Mo Han ("Marin turns to gold Saint Leo-Aoiria for help in rescuing her pupil, Siya. But when the rescue's over, the real story begins.") (Saint Seiya) (83)
  • Bad Boys by Nei Ho Man (Tomino villains, portfolio) (98)
  • Thoughts Contingent on the Totally Rad by V.M. Wyman ("Since he's worked with Lupin III, Goemon Ishikawa has been forced to play many roles. But Goemon as a rock singer? Dressed in leather? With his hair dyed blue? Naahhh. It couldn't happen.") (Lupin III) (117)
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  • Issue 2 back cover by Felicia O'Sullivan

    Issue 2 back cover by Felicia O'Sullivan

Issue 3

front cover of issue #3, Heather Bruton
back cover of issue #3, April Lee

Anime House Presents 3 was published in 1990 and contains 159 pages.

Issue 3, Online Comments

[d.merrill]

For many anime zines, the early 1990s were merely a flashier version of the 1980s. Fan fiction in particular had yet to make the digital transition and fanfic was still being published in giant plastic-comb bound volumes like the "Anime House Presents" shown here, featuring a lovely Char Aznable cover and stories about Mospeada, Lupin III, Saint Seiya, Dirty Pair, Catseye, and a recurring comic strip mashup between Voltron and Bloom County. Meanwhile in the Yamato world, Star Blazers fans were presenting their Star Blazers/Yamato fan tales in APAs like this one, named after the queen of Iscandar because all Yamato zines were named after female characters. They just were, okay?[2]

Issue 4

front cover of issue #4
back cover of issue #4

Anime House Presents 4 was published in 1990. 166 pp. Art by Heather Bruton, Larry deSouza, V.M. Wyman and April Lee.

Issue 5

Anime House Presents 5 was published in 1991, contains 150 pages and has fiction from Eroica, Lupin III, Patalliro!, Captain Harlock, Orguss, Albator and SPT Layzner

front cover of issue #5
back cover of issue #5

Issue 6

Anime House Presents 6 was published in 1992 or before and contains 168 pages.

front cover of issue #6
back cover of issue #6

The art is by Heather Bruton, Frank Gembeck Jr., April Lee, Joyce Norton, Felicie O'Sullivan, Bonnie Reitz, Terrie Smith, Colleen Winters and V.M. Wyman.

  • Big Bang by Ryan Mathews (The Dirty Pair)
  • Bound by Blood by Karen Klinck (Deimos no Hanayome)
  • The Fortune-Teller by Ann Nichols (Deimos no Hanayome)
  • Great White Demon by Ron Miles (Deimos no Hanayome)
  • Innocence and Old Blood by Catt Kingsgrave-Ernstein (Saint Seiya)
  • Mrs. Higgins Gets Her Bat by Ann Nichols (Deimos no Hanayome)
  • Thoughts Contingent on a Little Night Music by V.M. Wyman (Deimos no Hanayome/LupinIII)

Issue 7

Anime House Presents 7 was published in 1992 and contains 166 pages. This issue is unique in that it required an age statement to purchase.

The art is by Heather Bruton, Frank Gembeck Jr., Pat Munson-Siter, and Robert Perchaluk.

  • The Ballad of Lord Robin by Ryan Mathews (Dirty Pair)
  • Civilized Pack by Heather Bruton (Saint Seiya)
  • Fallen Angel by Kathleen Moffre (Saint Seiya)
  • Feathers in the Wind by Tina Cawi (Shurato)
  • My Brother is Myself, How Could He Offend? by Karen Klinck (Allen Street)
  • Something to Believe In by Catt Kingsgrave-Ernstein (Samurai Troopers)
  • Thieves in the Temple of Love by Ron Miles (Patal Uro!)

Issue 8

Anime House Presents 8 contains 166 pages.

  • Turnaround by Deborah J. Bernard (Eroica)
  • Babycakes by V.M. Wyman (Lupin III)
  • Fire of the Mind by Mark Barnard (Gundam Wing)
  • Just Smile and Nod by Catt Kingsgrave-Ernstein (Gatchaman/Dirty Pair)
  • The Ramirez Obsession by Steph Rendino (Zeta Gundam)
  • Russian Roulette by Kathleen Moffre (Char's Counterattack)

Issue 9

Anime House Presents 9 was published in 1993 and contains 164 pages.

cover of issue #9
  • Strange Bedfellows by Deborah J. Bernard (Macron I) (11 pages)
  • The Beast Within by Heather Bruton (Saint Selya) (29 pages)
  • Choosing by Catt Kingsgrave-Ernstein (Saint Selya) (11 pages)
  • A Short Essay On the Possible Nature of the Athonian Cloths (Saint Selya) (4 pages)
  • Fool’s Gold by Lee Dunning (Patalliro! portfolio) (25 pages)
  • RG Vola (Portfolio) (8 pages)
  • a Lupin III trilogy by V.M. Wyman

Issue 10

Anime House Presents 10 contains 154 pages.

  • "Tryst in Darkness (Deimos no Hanayome) by April Lee
  • Voices Soft as Thunder (Saint Seiya) by Heather Bruton
  • Surprise! by Catt Kingsgrave-Ernstein (Saint Seiya/Shurato)
  • Sympathy with the Devil by Deborah Brown (Macron 1/Deimos & Macron 1)
  • Right Under Your Nose by Tracey Dinneen (Robotech)
  • A Quiet Trip by Karen Klinck (Samurai Ghostbusters)
  • In the Company of My Enemy by Deborah Brown (Macron 1)
  • Nightmares by Kamara Lufkin (Devilman)

Issue 11

Anime House Presents 11 contains 150 pages.

front cover of issue #11
back cover of issue #1
  • Murder in Low Gee by Jim Cobb (Macross)
  • The Elegance of Deception by John Spencer (City Hunter)
  • Eyes of Ice and Steel by Deborah Brown (Legend of the Galactic Heroes)
  • Turn of a Friendly Card by V.M. Wyman (Lupin III)
  • humor by Hans

possibly:

  • Mirror Image by LD (Patalliro)
  • Thoughts Contingent on the Wrong Box by V.M. Wyman ("Summary: What happens when two infamous thieves are hired independently to steal the same object? They join forces, of course. Whether or not this is a good thing remains to be seen.") (sequel to "Thoughts Contingent on a Blithe Spirit.”)

References

  1. ^ from [1] Anime House catalog
  2. ^ "let's anime: anime zines of the 1990's". 2009-01-07. Archived from the original on 2022-03-06.
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