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Saint Seiya Series Review
| Zine | |
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| Title: | Saint Seiya Series Review |
| Publisher: | Cartoon/Fantasy Organization |
| Editor(s): | Pat Munson-Siter |
| Type: | Canon resource |
| Date(s): | 1980s |
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| Size: | |
| Fandom: | Saint Seiya |
| Language: | English |
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The Saint Seiya Series Review (also known as the Saint Seiya Overview or the Saint Seiya Guidebook) was a 1980s fan-produced guide to the St. Seiya series created by Pat Munson-Siter. It was sold at NOLACon II and was one of the only English-language canon resources available at the time.[1] It later inspired an unofficial RPG system by Jon Lash.[2]
The overview was first published serially in Celluloid Diversions. The September 1988 issue of CD announced that it was finally complete at 120 full pages.[3]
Contents
The C/FO's massive Saint Seiya overview is finally complete. It is 120 full-size pages long and includes episode synopses of every first season episode abd the first Seiya movie as well as a scorecard of the saints, information on Greek mythology, the Saint Seiya manga, Saint Seiya records, and even Saint Seiya roleplaying! Pat Munson-Siter has outdone yourself with this one. The intial print run was 50 and one half of these (all that we could bring) sold at Worldcon (Thanks and a tip of the hat to Bev Headley for selling ten at the Minstrel Press table for us. [...] As the color covers must be order from out of state, please allow six to eight weeks for delivery in case will have to go to a second printing!Randall S. Stukey in Celluloid Diversions, September 1988
References
- ^ Celluloid Diversions, Vol IV Number 10 October 1988
- ^ Dave Merrill for Let's Anime: "Knights Of The Seiya Zodiac", April 28, 2022
- ^ Celluloid Diversions, Vol IV Number 9 September 1988