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The Film Clipper
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| Title: | The Film Clipper |
| Editor(s): | Greg Jein |
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| Date(s): | very late 1960s, perhaps 1970 |
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| Fandom: | Star Trek: TOS |
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| Language: | English |
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The Film Clipper was an early zine with a focus on Star Trek:TOS film clips and scripts.
It was listed in A Strekzine Roster. Also see List of Star Trek Zines published 1967-1970 (the Pentathlon list) and List of Star Trek TOS Zines Published While the Show First Aired.
Greg Jein, who worked on some of the miniatures, and whose miniatures work included Close Encounters of the Third Kind and Laser-blast. Before Greg made it to the "big time," he edited a small fanzine devoted to people who collected Star Trek clips and scripts, called The Film Clipper.[1]
References
- ^ comment by Jim Rondeau in The Clipper Trade Ship #27 (1980)