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[[Sting's Magazine]] was a fanzine published by a number of Italian fans. The magazine's name was soon changed to [[Illegal Tales]], which eventually became a website. | [[Sting's Magazine]] was a fanzine published by a number of Italian fans. The magazine's name was soon changed to [[Illegal Tales]], which eventually became a website. | ||
| − | Between [[1988]] and [[2002]] about 20 of these fanzines were produced, each one with about 150 copies. | + | Between April [[1988]] and [[2002]] about 20 of these fanzines were produced, each one with about 150 copies. |
The magazines's name changed to Illegal Tales in April [[1997]]. | The magazines's name changed to Illegal Tales in April [[1997]]. | ||
Revision as of 14:17, 3 October 2012
| Sting's Magazine / Illegal Tales | |
|---|---|
| Publisher: | Gianfranco Facchini, Giovanni Pollastri, Fabrizzio Allegri, Guido Colombo |
| Publication date(s): | 1988 - 2001 |
| Frequency of publication: | unknown |
| Publication country: | Italy |
| Fanzine language(s): | Italian |
| Page count: | varied |
| Price: | unknown |
Introduction
Sting's Magazine was a fanzine published by a number of Italian fans. The magazine's name was soon changed to Illegal Tales, which eventually became a website.
Between April 1988 and 2002 about 20 of these fanzines were produced, each one with about 150 copies.
The magazines's name changed to Illegal Tales in April 1997.
1997 issues: April, June, September
1998 issues: January, June
1999 issues: January, May, September, December
2000 issues: February, April, July, October
2001 issues: February, May, November
2002 issues: February, October
Publication history
| Cover | Issue No. | Publication date | Cover price | Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
unknown | YYYY | --- | 28 pages |
|
unknown | 1991 | --- | 32 pages |
See also
- Sting fanzines
- Illegal Tales - the website
External links
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References
sources: Giovanni Pollastri
