HistoriMorphs

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HistoriMorphs is a fanzine published by Sofawolf Press that features stories about real-life historical events, but told from the point of view of, or seen through the eyes of, anthropomorphic characters, as though they were there at that point in time.

Issue #1[edit]

Issue #1

Issue #1 was published in July, 2001. It has a colour cover by Steve Gallacci, and contains:[1]

Issue #2[edit]

Issue #2

Issue #2 of HistoriMorphs was published in July, 2004, and features cover art by Vince Suzukawa (front) and Tom Nugent (back).[2] The stories within are:

  • Fallen by Mirko. Illustrations by Odis Holcomb, Rog Minotaur, and John Robey.
  • Dies Irae by Rogue. Illustrations by Scott Eldred.
  • One More Time by Tim Susman. Illustrations by Andrea Adams.
  • The Burning of the Library by Will A. Sanborn. Illustrations by Gideon.
  • The Good Bird of Nanking by Samuel C. Conway. Illustrations by Taurin Fox.
  • The Journey - Part One by Lanny Fields. Illustrations by Derrick Dasenbrock.
  • Grey Warming Over - Part One by David Andrew Cowan. Illustrations by Gideon.
  • Rock and Roll Never Forgets, written and illustrated by Tom Nugent.

Issue #3[edit]

Issue #3

HistoriMorphs issue #3 was published in July, 2006, and has cover and interior illustrations by Gideon, Mitch de la Guardia, Heather Bruton, and Lanny Fields.[3] This issue's stories are:

  • The Way They Fight by Jefferson P. Swycaffer. Illustrations by John Nunnemacher.
  • It Takes A Fox by Samuel C. Conway. Illustrations by Gideon.
  • The Journey, Part Two by Lanny Fields. Illustrations by Derrick Dasenbrock.
  • Grey Warming Over, Part Two by David Andrew Cowan. Illustrations by Sara Palmer.
  • Our Race To Run by Tim Susman. Illustrations by Gideon.

References[edit]

  1. http://www.sofawolf-press.de/en/products.html Retrieved October 27, 2011.
  2. HistoriMorphs issue #2 on Rabbit Valley. Retrieved October 6, 2012
  3. HistoriMorphs Issue #3 on Rabbit Valley. Retrieved October 6, 2012

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