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Fanac Octothorpe

Octothorpe 69: Hugo Thunderdome

Three figures with long brown hair and brown bears are central in the image. They look eerily like Chris Garcia. The left Chris Garcia is wearing John’s glasses and a *Flintstones* shirt with his arms folded; the central Chris Garcia is wearing Alison’s glasses and a black shirt with his (her?) arms outstretched and fingers doing horns; and the right Chris Garcia is wearing a stripy blue-and-white top and appears to be doing a wrestling move in a downward fashion. The left Chris Garcia has a speech bubble saying “WELCOME TO THE VERY 69TH EPISODE OF OCTOTHORPE. I’M CHRIS GARCIA”. The central Chris Garcia has a speech bubble saying “I’M CHRIS GARCIA”. The right Chris Garcia has a speech bubble saying “AND I’M CHRIS GARCIA. IN THIS EPISODE I REVEAL MY MULTITASKING TIPS”. The text “What if… all three of us were Chris Garcia? appears in a typeface reminiscent of classic Tintin covers in the top-centre of the artwork. The top-left corner has “Octothorpe 69 Nov 2022” written in the style of a comic cover; the top-right corner has “Rejected by the Comics Code Authority”. In the bottom-right hand corner the words “You can catch Chris Garcia every month in Journey Planet and the Drink Tank” appear. A barcode in the bottom-left hand corner is actually cunningly-disguised text that reads "You are Chris Garcia and I claim my five pounds". The background is two shades of purple.
Art by Alison Scott.

John is Chris Garcia, Alison is Chris Garcia, and Liz is Chris Garcia.

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Fanac Lulzine

Lulzine 17

Abstract art in various blues, with golden globules/circles, white lines, and the word Lulzine overlaid.
Lulzine artwork by Sara Felix.

Articles by Palle Madsen on Best in Show and Christopher J. Garcia on The Star Wars Holiday Special.

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Fanac Lulzine

Lulzine 16

Abstract art in various blues, with golden globules/circles, white lines, and the word Lulzine overlaid.
Lulzine artwork by Sara Felix.

Articles by Alison Scott on Schmigadoon! and Christopher J. Garcia on the most- and least-wanted songs.

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Fanac Lulzine

Lulzine 8

Abstract art in various blues, with golden globules/circles, white lines, and the word Lulzine overlaid.
Lulzine artwork by Sara Felix.

Articles by Max Harden on Taskmaster and Christopher J. Garcia on Drunk History (reprinted from Lulzine 1).

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Fanac Journey Planet

Journey Planet 56: Star Wars and The Mandalorian

A comic rendition of the key characters from Chapter 10 of the Mandalorian, with "Journey Planet Group" at the top.
Cover artwork by Autun Pursur.

I know, I know, I already edited an issue of Journey Planet about Star Wars. But I just couldn’t resist teaming up with Alissa McKersie, Christopher J. Garcia, and James Bacon to tackle The Mandalorian and the sequel trilogy!

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Fanac Lulzine

Lulzine 5

Abstract art in various blues, with golden globules/circles, white lines, and the word Lulzine overlaid.
Lulzine artwork by Sara Felix.

Articles by Christopher J. Garcia on Discworld and Jade Falcon on Batman: The Animated Series (reprinted from Lulzine 1).

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Fanac Lulzine

Lulzine 4

Abstract art in various blues, with golden globules/circles, white lines, and the word Lulzine overlaid.
Lulzine artwork by Sara Felix.

Articles by John Coxon on The Utterly Utterly Merry Comic Relief Christmas Book 1986, Christopher J. Garcia on The Star Wars Holiday Special, and Chuck Serface on a Ukrainian holiday party.

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Fanac Lulzine

Lulzine 3

Abstract art in various blues, with golden globules/circles, white lines, and the word Lulzine overlaid.
Lulzine artwork by Sara Felix.

Articles by John Coxon on The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, Warren Frey on Canadian radio comedy, Christopher J. Garcia on the Least Wanted Paintings, España Sheriff on The Mysterious Secrets of Uncle Bertie’s Botanarium, Rae Thompson on Welcome to Night Vale, Kevin Roche and Andrew Trembley on Thrilling Adventure Hour.

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Fanac Journey Planet

Journey Planet 45: The Matrix

A picture of the Earth blurred so that it's got sort of shadows above and below, with THE MATRIX written at the bottom and JOURNEY PLANET written at the top. The background is black and the text is green so it looks very much like the movie.
Cover artwork by M Frank

I recently had the pleasure of editing and writing for Journey Planet at the invitation of Christopher J. Garcia and James Bacon, doing an issue to celebrate the 20th anniversary of The Matrix.

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Fanac Lulzine

Lulzine 1

Abstract art in various blues, with golden globules/circles, white lines, and the word Lulzine overlaid.
Lulzine artwork by Sara Felix.

Articles by Jade Falcon on Batman: The Animated Series, Christopher J. Garcia on Drunk History, Mette Hedin on Saturday Night Live, and Warren Frey on Doctor Who.