When Dark Horse Comics' Classic Star Wars #6 landed in his lap one day, he read a letter from a young lady who was not only into Star Wars, but into lots of other cool things as well. This was before Cyberpunk made comic books and SF acceptable in the music community, although that was just starting to happen. Most of his friends were would-be rock stars. Unfortunately, no one he knew had any interest in Star Wars. So join 150 or so of your paisanos around the globe and subscribe.Or we'll send over a crate load of Hoojibs!

Clone Wars (a look at SW wannabes), reviews, tips and advice for the CCG, Hyperwave Scan (SW references in the media), Sarlacc Pit (collectibles that aren't all that), and plenty of stuff on that bugaboo of fandom: continuity.īlue Harvest is irreverent, absurd, thought-provoking, and filled with pretty pictures and graphics, it is not a zine out to bash things because we can. Our regular features include the prequel rumour column. In 1995, we ran an article about the 'Donny and Marie' skit, which was covered in the Star Wars Insider a year and a half later. that same year we were the first to report plans for the star wars special Edition. we were the first publication anywhere to reveal who was going to be producing the prequel trilogy.

over the past a years we have scooped even the professionally-produced magazines in 1994. reviews, articles and interviews, all done by our readers and the editors. It ran for at least twenty-two issues (includes one special issue), each issue was called 'Episode.'įounded in 1993, Blue Harvest is a fanzine for the fans by the fans.

7 Russ Manning Reprinted, But Only Onceīlue Harvest was a Star Wars letterzine.

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