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The Anime Source
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| Title: | The Anime Source |
| Publisher: | Alec Orrock |
| Editor(s): | Alec Orrock |
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| Fandom: | Animanga |
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The Anime Source was a resource zine for anime and manga fans. It was published several times, with its 1992 edition reading "Volume 2, Issue 2, Number 4".
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If we're talking about trying to get anime fans to come together in peace love and understanding, for my money the must-have zine of 1992 was The Anime Source. Like the cover says, it lists contact information for 26 APAs, 153 computer BBSes, 111 (count' em!) anime clubs, 54 fanzines, 24 magazines, 171 stores, and 88 games. If you couldn't get your anime freak on with this zine then there is simply no hope for you. Publisher Alec Orrock also was behind the zine From Side To S.I.D.E., a entertaining magazine with a focus on Orange Road, Gundam, Yawara, and a fan translation of the wacky crossdressing idol singer manga "Twinkle Idol Stars".