Difference between revisions of "Black Satellite"
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Issue 2 was released in Spring 2002, with cover art by Allen Kowzowski, and illustrations by Mike Todd. Writing was contributed by Eric S. Brown, Eric Hermanson, Shawn James, Vera Searles, Matthew Spence, s.c. virtues, Bill Vogel III, and Lee Clark Zumpe. | Issue 2 was released in Spring 2002, with cover art by Allen Kowzowski, and illustrations by Mike Todd. Writing was contributed by Eric S. Brown, Eric Hermanson, Shawn James, Vera Searles, Matthew Spence, s.c. virtues, Bill Vogel III, and Lee Clark Zumpe. | ||
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| + | Published in Summer 2002, Issue 3 featured cover art by Allen Kowzowski, and illustrations by Mike Todd. Contributors of writing includedMichael Baletti, Everette Bell, J.R. Cain, Albert J. Manachino, Matthew Spence, and Lee Clark Zumpe. | ||
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Black Satellite was a small press publication edited by Brian Lingard and published byDark Tree Press.
Black Satellite was subtitled "The Magazine of Startling Science Fiction and Weird Horror!". It was published in Boylston, Maine, U.S.A. in the 2000s.
The first issue appeared in Fall 2001. The cover art was by Allen Koszowski. Contributors of writing included Cathy Buburuz (Champagne Horror), Kenneth Goldman, Deborah Hunt, D.F. Lewis (Nemonymous), Bonnie Mercure, Matthew Spence, and s.c.virtes.
Issue 2 was released in Spring 2002, with cover art by Allen Kowzowski, and illustrations by Mike Todd. Writing was contributed by Eric S. Brown, Eric Hermanson, Shawn James, Vera Searles, Matthew Spence, s.c. virtues, Bill Vogel III, and Lee Clark Zumpe.
Published in Summer 2002, Issue 3 featured cover art by Allen Kowzowski, and illustrations by Mike Todd. Contributors of writing includedMichael Baletti, Everette Bell, J.R. Cain, Albert J. Manachino, Matthew Spence, and Lee Clark Zumpe.
