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Editor's Notes
Welcome kiddies to yet another issue of Legends Magazine!
Looking at the line-up, we have a pretty good one. Nothing too Goth-centric in
this issue, however. We have the return of cartoonist Calamity Corner,
Dmuns second poem, After War, humor reprints, Derek
McDonalds The Polishing of Metal Part 6, an interview with
Mean Little Man Productions (you might remember them as the media coordinator
for this years Farm Funk Festival, though they were one of the groups who
really did their jobs). And we finally have some gaming this issue with Will
Grzanichs My First Adventure. So theres plenty to keep
you happy.
For those of you that remember my old
series, such as the Songs of Albinor and Albinor Chronicles, you can look
forward to new chapters and episodes coming within a few months. I have plenty
more that have never been run. On top of that, for those that liked them enough
to not want to wait (as Im sure there are a lot of those out there, yeah
right), Im proud to announce that the series is being reworked and
released as The Serpents Inn. Episode one will feature
The Eternal Wilde, the first ever Song of Albinor, and it will be
found within a story called Gildens Arrival. Ive taken
a new approach to this new series with a first-person style of writing it. The
Serpents Inn will be a new monthly feature in DarkAngel Webzine, with new
illustrations and design by Ravven. Check it out at
http://www.spiraldance.com/darkangel/index.htm. It debuts in DarkAngel Issue 6,
due to hit the web on September 16 th.
Also, I will be appearing in Boston, Massachusetts on that
same day for a release party of Legends No. 72, the Alt.Gothic Special Issue
and Seven Year Anniversary of Legends at The Spot. Ill be on the bottom
floor of the club, hanging with the freaks attending Ceremony. See
the press releases in this issue for details!
Well kids, I think thats about it. Hope you all take
the time to check out the Serpents Inn feature of DarkAngel 6. Ravven did
a wonderful job of designing and illustrating the first episode and Im
very happy to have made this a monthly feature in the webzine. Also, if you can
make the party at Boston, Ill be there with free issues of Legends No. 72
and any other self-promoting paraphernalia I can get my grubby, ego-inflated
hands on. So peace up and enjoy No. 71! Big things for a little zine are just
around the bend
Marcus Pan, Editor August 26, 1997 @ 10:54PM
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