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Connotations 18 3 Volume 18, Issue 3 June/July 2008 ConNotations FREE The Bi-Monthly Science Fiction, Fantasy & Convention Newszine of the Central Arizona Speculative Fiction Society Doc Savage Featured Inside The Diamond Anniversary of the Man of Bronze Regular Features Special Features by Shane Shellenbarger SF Tube Talk Doc Savage All the latest news about The Diamond Anniversary of the My friend, John Clark, introduced me Scienc Fiction TV shows Man of Bronze to Clark Savage, Jr., when I was a high by Lee Whiteside By Shane Shellenbarger school sophomore. John lent me five of the Bantam paperback reprints, but that 24 Frames An Amercan in Australia was woefully inadequate to appease my All the latest Movie News by Jeffrey Lu book-a-day reading habit. I began haunt- by Lee Whiteside ing local used bookstores, rummaging through cardboard boxfuls of books at Pro Notes Plus yard sales, seeking out the distinctive News about CASFS Business Report James Bama book covers at local comic genre authors and fans book and science fiction conventions. FYI Doc, his cousin, Patricia “Pat” Savage, Screening Room News and tidbits of interest to fans and his aides, the Fabulous Five, loomed Reviews of current theatrical releases large in my teenage reading addiction. Club Listings In March of 1933, Street & Smith In Our Book Publications introduced Doc Savage Reviews of New SF/F Books Convention List & Magazine with the 60,000-word novel, Generic Registration Form “The Man of Bronze”, written by Lester NonGenre By Genre Dent under the publishing house name, Non SF/F books by SF/F Authors Kenneth Roberson. For the next fifteen Doc Savage Magazine #1 (March, 1933) years, once a month, Dent wrote 165 of the 181 adventures of Doc,” Renny”, accomplished artist, Doc had a broad “Long Tom”, “Johnny”, “Monk”, “Ham,” , knowledge base covering many disci- and Pat Savage, concluding in the summer plines while his companion’s knowledge ran deeper in their own areas of exper- of 1949 with “Up From Earth’s Center,” in CHECK OUR WEB SITE AT which Doc and his crew battled Satan and tise. Colonel John “Renny” Renwick, a his minions. construction engineer who had fists like http://www.casfs.org/ConNotations/ Doc Savage was a Renaissance Man: mallets of gristle and bone which no scientist, engineer, adventurer, humanitar- wooden door could withstand. Major FOR UP TO DATE INFO AND MOVIE ian, surgeon, musician, inventor, and Thomas J. “Long Tom” Roberts, a REVIEWS BETWEEN ISSUES ( Continued on page 7 ) ConNotations Non-Profit Org. Central Arizona Speculative Fiction Society US Postage PO Box 62613 PAID Phoenix, AZ 85082 Permit 839 Phoenix, AZ Volume 18 Issue 3 ConNotations Page 1 Pick up your copy of ConNotations at the following locations In This Issue Who Is Who This Issue Managing Editor: Stephanie Bannon BOOK STORES 10215 N. 28th Dr, #A1, Phoenix, AZ News & Reviews Assistant to the Editor: Gary Swaty Bent Cover Bookstore 85051 (602)395-1066 SF Tube Talk 3 Graphics Editor: Craig L. Dyer 12428 N. 28th Drive, Phoenix, AZ 85029 3155 W. Chandler Blvd #5, Chandler AZ Film & Video Editors: Len Berger & 24 Frames 3 Craig L Dyer (602) 942-5932 85226 (480)940-6061 FYI 8 Promotions Directors: Len Berger, Book Den Comics, Legends & Heroes Screening Room 11 Richard Bolinski, Craig L Dyer 15410 N. 67th Ave, Glendale, AZ 85306 13560 W. Van Buren, Ste. 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