Kids today would not understand, but for young geeklings back in the day, we cherished magazines like Famous Monsters, Starlog, and a few others.
It was all we had and we loved them to a falling apart death.
I remember this falling apart about 1982 and having to tape it together.
Questar: the magazine that was going to eat Starlog and Omni magazine for lunch. (Narrator: the lunch was never eaten.) #starlog #scifi #70s #starwars #startrek
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For those "mature" enough to remember, 1979 was one of the most seminal years for fans of sci-fi, fantasy and comics. Star Trek: The Motion Picture, The Black Hole, Moonraker, Phantasm and Time After Time were all in theaters that year — along with a particularly noteworthy box-office smash: "Alien."
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Let’s face it, growing up a Sci-Fi fan in the late 70s-80a #Starlog magazine was mandatory reading. It was the destination for insider scoops and wonderful images and info pre-internet. Here are 4 reasons #StarLog won my money!
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Remixing older art into a spoof magazine cover. #illustration #design #magazine #starlog #scifi
A request of my #scifi #starlog reading folks. Back in the 70s or maybe 80s there was a advertisement for something called - I think - Star Gems. They were long, triangular, and I think glowed via batteries or something. I’ve tried to find any reference to them but web searches have fallen short. Can anyone remember these things? Am I imagining them? I seem to recall they were in sci-fi magazines like Starlog, or maybe #omni magazine? Help! I need to find these …
Meteor art by Ron Miller for the cover of Starlog 29, 1979 #starlog #ronmiller #scifiart #1970s http://humanoidhistory.tumblr.com/post/184015532323
