FW: The Barks Collector 43

Daniel van Eijmeren dve at kabelfoon.nl
Mon Sep 8 09:26:37 CEST 2003


ERIC CHUN, 03-09-2003:

> John Nichols (Bear Mountain Enterprises) is planning to print a 
> new issue of "The Barks Collector".  (Message attached below.)

Thanks for forwarding!

> COST AND FORMAT: The Barks Collector 43 will cost $10 and shipping 
> (probably $3).  We will do either 100 or 150 copies, with each copy 
> numbered. This will be the entire run, and the issue will never be 
> reprinted. We are not selling to stores. [...]
> LETTERS COLUMN:  Send your letter for inclusion in our Letters 
> Column. [...]
> SOLICITATION FOR ARTICLES-  You may never see your name in lights, 
> but you can certainly see it in print. How? Just send your Duckie 
> article for inclusion in TBC 43-  Original articles only please. 
> TBC 43 will be all new material, with no reprints from past issues. 

How many pages will the issue contain? 
Will it only contain letters and (not-yet-written?) articles, or will 
there also be (lots of) unique art?

I think $10/$13 for a fanzine is quite a lot of money. I may be wrong, 
though. At least, I would like to have more information about what I 
will get, before requesting a copy. I don't care if the issue is 
numbered. Such numbering only suggests I'll be paying more than needed, 
just because someone put a number on it.

The message asks for thoughts on the question "Will Barks collecting 
survive us?" I think it's going to be pretty hard if even the fanzines 
try to keep themselves within "limited editions". And why would they?

Just my two cents. And again, I might be wrong.

--- Daniël


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