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That’s right! This issue features another special guest editor, consequential LOCs, a look at how the other side lives, and anvils!
Yipe Volume 2, Issue 3a, “Thing Onn this is?” is now available for download:
We’re already working on the next issue, and it’s never to late to join the fun. If you have something to submit (or want to send a letter of comment), contact us at editors (at) yipezine.com
A new year. A new decade. A new volume of “The Costume Fanzine of Record”!
This January brings us another column from the lovely Espana Sheriff, international correspondence from James Bacon, the inevitable wrestling article from Chris Garcia, Cat Goldbeck reporting from Anime LA, and an examination of the media madness that is James Cameron’s ‘Avatar’.
Also watch out for the much feared appearance of Yipe!’s ‘special guest editor’ and letters, letters, letters.
YIPE! Volume 2, Issue 1, “The Year We Make Contacts,” is now available for download:
Work has already begun on Volume 2 Issue 2, but that doesn’t mean it’s too late to join the fun. If you have something to submit (or want to send a letter of comment, contact us at editors (at) yipezine.com
Happy Holidays!
For our last issue of 2009, we’ve got 32 pages of chewy costuming goodness for you, with contributions from Espana Sherrif, Jean Martin, our first letters column, and and the inevitable non-costume article from Chris Garcia (with costume rebuttal by Leigh Ann Hildebrand).
Plus, of course, photos photos photos from events including LosCon, SorcerorCon, a Goth invasion of St. George Spirits, and various and sundry balls, picnics and other gatherings.
YIPE! Volume 1, Issue 2, “Irreversible,” is now available for download:
We’re always hard at work on the next issue. If you have something to submit (or want to send a letter of comment, contact us at editors (at) yipezine.com
We’re happy to announce that efanzines.com is now listing Yipe!, so readers who use that site will receive notice of our new issue releases.
Yipe! will continue to be hosted here at yipezine.com (because our high-resolution files are too large to store at efanzines.com); the notices at eFanzines.com will refer readers here.