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Lost in Space Forever!
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| Title: | Lost in Space Forever! (at some point, it appears to have lost the "!") |
| Editor(s): | Bruce Fedow, later by David Krinsky and Joel Eisner |
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| Date(s): | 1975 to at least 1980 |
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| Fandom: | Lost in Space |
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| Language: | English |
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Lost in Space Forever! is a non-fiction Lost in Space zine.
Issue 1
Lost in Space Forever! 1 was published in 1975. On the cover: "Facts and Figures on 'Lost in Space'."
Issue 16
Lost in Space Forever 16 was published in 1979 and contains 28 pages. It was published by David Krinsky and Joel Eisner.
- long article on all the aliens and monsters in LOST IN SPACE
- an interview with actor Michael Conrad who played the alien Creech in an LIS episode
- "Earth 2-part 2" by Janis Gianforte (fiction)
- other unknown content
Issue 18
Lost in Space Forever 18 was published in 1980 and contains 30 pages Cover by James Palmiotti. Interviews with Liam Sullivan and Sean McClory. Two page LIS comic strip by Ken Flury. "Earth 2-part 4" by Janis Gianforte (fiction) and more.
over of issue #1, Gary T.
cover of issue #16, Eisenstein
cover of issue #18, Palmiotti
