Algol (1963-1979 Algol Press) Magazine comic books 1970 or later

Vol. 11, No. 2, Issue 22, May 1974. Cover by Tim Kirk. Algol Began as a fanzine (won a Hugo in 1974 for best fanzine) before turning into a semi-pro magazine. At issue #34, title changes to Starship, and ran until issue #44 before ending. Features articles on SF and SF publishing, interviews with authors, and reviews. Vincent Di Fate, Richard A Lupoff, Susan Wood, and Frederick Pohl contributed columns on a regular basis. In this issue - Robert Bloch, Poul Anderson, Roger Elwood interview, Ted White, more; 52 pages, b&w, 8 1/4-in. x 11-in. Cover price $1.25.

Vol. 13, No. 1, Issue 25, Winter 1976. Cover by Jack Gaughan. Algol Began as a fanzine (won a Hugo in 1974 for best fanzine) before turning into a semi-pro magazine. At issue #34, title changes to Starship, and ran until issue #44 before ending. Features articles on SF and SF publishing, interviews with authors, and reviews. Vincent Di Fate, Richard A Lupoff, Susan Wood, and Frederick Pohl contributed columns on a regular basis. In this issue - Robert Silverberg, Gardner Dozois, Richard Lupoff, Gregory Benford, Ted White, more; 60 pages, b&w, 8 1/4-in. x 11-in. Cover price $1.50.

Vol. 13, No. 2, Issue 26, Summer 1976. Cover by Vincent Di Fate. Algol Began as a fanzine (won a Hugo in 1974 for best fanzine) before turning into a semi-pro magazine. At issue #34, title changes to Starship, and ran until issue #44 before ending. Features articles on SF and SF publishing, interviews with authors, and reviews. Vincent Di Fate, Richard A Lupoff, Susan Wood, and Frederick Pohl contributed columns on a regular basis. In this issue - Frederik Pohl, Samuel R. Delaney, Richard Lupof, more; 60 pages, b&w, 8 1/4-in. x 11-in. Cover price $1.50.

Vol. 14, No. 1, Issue 27, Fall'76-Winter'77. Cover by Eddie Jones. Algol Began as a fanzine (won a Hugo in 1974 for best fanzine) before turning into a semi-pro magazine. At issue #34, title changes to Starship, and ran until issue #44 before ending. Features articles on SF and SF publishing, interviews with authors, and reviews. Vincent Di Fate, Richard A Lupoff, Susan Wood, and Frederick Pohl contributed columns on a regular basis. In this issue - Isaac Asimov, L. Sprague de Camp, Richard Lupoff,Terry Austin illo, more; 68 pages, b&w, 8 1/4-in. x 11-in. Cover price $1.95.

Vol. 14, No. 2, Issue 28, Spring 1977. Cover by D.A. Dickinson. Algol Began as a fanzine (won a Hugo in 1974 for best fanzine) before turning into a semi-pro magazine. At issue #34, title changes to Starship, and ran until issue #44 before ending. Features articles on SF and SF publishing, interviews with authors, and reviews. Vincent Di Fate, Richard A Lupoff, Susan Wood, and Frederick Pohl contributed columns on a regular basis. In this issue - Alfred Bester, Frederik Pohl, A.E. Van Vogt, Richard Lupoff, Jack Williamson, R.A. Lafferty, more; 52 pages, b&w, 8 1/4-in. x 11-in. Cover price $1.95.

Vol. 14, No. 3, Issue 29, Summer-Fall 1977. Cover by Richard Powers. Algol Began as a fanzine (won a Hugo in 1974 for best fanzine) before turning into a semi-pro magazine. At issue #34, title changes to Starship, and ran until issue #44 before ending. Features articles on SF and SF publishing, interviews with authors, and reviews. Vincent Di Fate, Richard A Lupoff, Susan Wood, and Frederick Pohl contributed columns on a regular basis. In this issue - Berserker story by Fred Saberhagen, Robert Heinlein, Clifford Simak, Andre Norton, Frederik Pohl, Richard Lupoff, more; 68 pages, b&w, 8 1/4-in. x 11-in. Cover price $1.95.

Vol. 15, No. 1, Whole No. 30, Winter 1977-78. Cover by C. Lee Healy. Algol Began as a fanzine (won a Hugo in 1974 for best fanzine) before turning into a semi-pro magazine. At issue #34, title changes to Starship, and ran until issue #44 before ending. Features articles on SF and SF publishing, interviews with authors, and reviews. Vincent Di Fate, Richard A Lupoff, Susan Wood, and Frederick Pohl contributed columns on a regular basis. In this issue - "Song of the Dragon's Daughter" by Ursula K. Le Guin. Also Michael Moorcock, Marion Zimmer Bradley, Brian Aldiss, Frederik Pohl, Richard Lupoff, more; 84 pages, b&w, 8 1/4-in. x 11-in. Cover price $1.95.

Vol. 15, No. 2, Whole No. 31, Spring 1978. Cover by C. Lee Healy. Algol Began as a fanzine (won a Hugo in 1974 for best fanzine) before turning into a semi-pro magazine. At issue #34, title changes to Starship, and ran until issue #44 before ending. Features articles on SF and SF publishing, interviews with authors, and reviews. Vincent Di Fate, Richard A Lupoff, Susan Wood, and Frederick Pohl contributed columns on a regular basis. In this issue - Harlan Ellison's SFWA resignation speech. Also A. Bertram Chandler, Gordon R. Dickson, Frederik Pohl, Richard Lupoff, Susan Wood, Vincent DiFate, Joe Staton illo, more; 84 pages, b&w, 8 1/4-in. x 11-in. Cover price $2.25.

Vol. 16, No. 1, Whole No 33, Winter 1978-79. Cover by Kelly Freas. Algol Began as a fanzine (won a Hugo in 1974 for best fanzine) before turning into a semi-pro magazine. At issue #34, title changes to Starship, and ran until issue #44 before ending. Features articles on SF and SF publishing, interviews with authors, and reviews. Vincent Di Fate, Richard A Lupoff, Susan Wood, and Frederick Pohl contributed columns on a regular basis. In this issue - "Women and SF" by Susan Wood. Also Suzy McKee Charnas, Anne McCaffrey, James Gunn, Frederik Pohl, Richard Lupoff, Vincent DiFate, more; 68 pages, b&w, 8 1/4-in. x 11-in. Cover price $2.25.