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MuppetZine
comes to an end
Courtesy
of Danny Horn
October 12, 1998
MuppetZine,
the incredibly popular and much-beloved zine that entertained and enlightened
Muppet fans in their thousands, is closing its doors after twenty
issues. This is an unprecedented event, as magazines are not usually known
to have doors.
There
have been many rumors floating around the Muppet-fan community about the
end of MuppetZine -- one being that the magazine was bought out by the
Walt Disney Company and will soon be repackaged as MulanZine. This rumor
is as false as almost all the information printed in MuppetZine's news
sections. The truth is that Danny Horn, the gifted and irresistibly handsome
publisher of MuppetZine, has escaped. MuppetZine may return at some point,
if we find him.
Meanwhile,
Danny is happy to "pass the torch" of MuppetZine over to Muppet
Central. MuppetZine articles are now being archived at Muppet Central,
in the Articles section, and
Danny's new Muppet-fan projects will be on Muppet Central.
Subscribers
with outstanding subscriptions (and weren't they all outstanding?) may
get refunds in cash or in back issues.
Danny
knows that many Muppet fans are sad to see MuppetZine go. Danny offers
these words of comfort: "Remember that when Muppet Magazine folded,
subscribers got sent copies of Alf Magazine instead. Just be glad I'm
not inflicting that on you."
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