Original Vintage British Science Fiction & Telefantasy Fanzine
An interesting original issue of Star Begotten, an independent British science fiction and television fanzine published in May 1990.
This is Issue 13, Volume 4, Number 1, featuring articles, reviews, commentary, illustrations and fan-produced material relating to popular science fiction and fantasy television.
Originally edited by Nick Cooper and Tim Munro, Star Begotten was part of Britain’s independent Doctor Who and telefantasy fan publishing scene of the late 1980s and early 1990s.
Featured Content Includes:
* Doctor Who – articles, fan discussion and commentary * Killing the Legend – prominent cover feature * The Black and Blue Lamp – review section * Nigel Kneale * Red Dwarf * Robin of Sherwood * Who in America * Network 23 * Letters, reviews and editorial commentary * Black-and-white illustrations and comic strips
The publication features an unusual yellow illustrated cover with bold black and red typography, together with original fan artwork and independently produced editorial material.
An appealing piece of British science fiction fandom history, particularly for collectors of Doctor Who memorabilia, vintage television publications and independent fanzines.
Publication Details
* Title: Star Begotten * Issue: 13 * Volume: 4, Number 1 * Year: 1990 * Country: United Kingdom * Format: Printed softcover fanzine * Language: English * Genre: Science Fiction, Fantasy, Television, Fandom * Illustrations: Black-and-white artwork and comic strips * Original Cover Price: £2.00
Condition – Good Vintage Used Condition
Original vintage fanzine showing signs of age and previous handling.
* General surface wear and light marks to the covers. * Some rubbing and wear along the edges and corners. * Age-related yellowing and discolouration to the paper. * Minor handling creases and signs of use. * Interior text and illustrations appear clean and readable in the photographed sections.
Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form part of the condition description.
A collectable example of independent British science fiction fan publishing from the early 1990s.