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LISfan
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Title: | LISfan |
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Editor(s): | Flint Mitchell |
Type: | newsletter |
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Fandom: | Lost in Space |
External Links: | source here |
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LISfan is a Lost in Space newsletter that ran for eight issues. It was published by the fan club of the same name.
Issue 1
LISFan 1 was published in 1981 and 36 pages.
- The cover lists it as a "Special Reprint Edition" Among the articles included in this 5 1/2 by 8 1/2 gem, is an interview with Jonothan Harris (Dr. Smith), an article about the LIS toys, an article about some of the worlds and about 9 other articles about Lost in Space.
Issue 2
LISFan 2 100 pages, LIS episode guide, blueprints, etc. (1983)
Issue 3
LISFan 3 100 pages, June Lockhart interview, etc. (1984)
Issue 4
LISFan 4 was published in 1986 and contains 100 pages.
- "the first ever Lost in Space computer game program! This program is adaptable to nearly any computer!"
- an interview with Dick Tufeld (the voice of the robot and narrator)
- an interview with Marta Kristen who played Judy
- A Capsule History of Lost in Space Fandom: find out who the REAL pioneers of Lost in Space fandom are
- Looking back: an exclusive coverage of the now famous Official tribute to Lost in Space
- blueprints of the chariot and Tucker's ship
- an interview with Billy Muay: "Find out what Bill thinks about the rivalry between LIS fans" (was advertised early on, may not be in actual issue)
- Return to Earth, a two part novel
- eight pages of photos
- twenty pages of fan comics
Issue 5
LISFan 5 100 pages, Marcel Hillaire interview, Ezra Stone interview, Gene Polito interview, etc.
Issue 6
LISFan 6 100 pages, Shimon Wincelberg interview and others. (1990)
Issue 7
LISFan 7 82 pages, Full size magazine format, Francine York interview, and more
Issue 8
LISFan 8 Interviews with several LIS writers and guest stars. (1994)