Ravenwolf #11
Garry Adrian
Year :
November 1989    
Book No. : None
Format : Fanzine (8.5 x 11, side stapled)
Pages :  38 (Ravenwolf #11)
598 (REHupa #100)

Cover art : Olivia de Berardinis [Zebra Lady painting] (Ravenwolf #11)
Jorge Zaffino (REHupa #100)

Illustrations : Garry Adrian, Walt Kelly, Bill Cavalier, Barry Smith, John Buscema / Ernie Chan, and unknown artists









Ravenwolf #11



 Ravenwolf #11







REHupa #100
 REHupa #100   

Other editions:
None
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Contents
"The Pool of the Black One" (verse heading)
Contained in "Conan and the Big Island"
Other Contents
Book Reviews
"Conan and the Big Island" (fan fiction, uncredited)
Illustrated by Bill Cavalier, Barry Smith, John Buscema / Ernie Chan, and other unknown artists

REHupa #100 Contents
THE GOLDEN CALIPH by Bill Cavalier
The Rules of REHupa
NEW MOON FLYER by Cavalier Frank
PULPITATIONS #2 by Graeme Flanagan
ABSINTHE PIE #5 by Bo Cribbs
CIMMERIAN NOTES (Oct 89) by Ben Indick
LETTER by Glenn Lord
LINES WRITTEN IN THE REALIZATION THAT I HAD THE WRONG IDEA ABOUT REHupa by Don Herron
DOC WAGNER #1, Vol. 1 by Karl Edward Wagner
PURLOINED LETTER VI by Leonard Carpenter
AQUILA NIDUS #3 by Tim Arney
MY RAPIDOGRAPH IS FILLED WITH BLOOD by Rick McCollum
BANE COMICS by Rick McCollum
DREAMS FROM YOHARNETH-LAHAI #46 by Vern Clark
THE QUESTING BEAST by Bob Barger
BELTRIC WRITES #49 by Steve Trout
ADEQUATE ADVENTURE STORIES #4 by Charles Hoffman
THREE-BLADED DOOM #1 by Indiana Triumvirate
WHICH WILL SCARCELY BE UNDERSTOOD #1 by Rich Jervis
RAVEN WOLF #11 by Garry Adrian
COLD STEEL #22 by Bill Cavalier
SEANCHAI #52 by Rusty Burke
THE PHANTAGRAPH #5, Vol. 4 (Reprint) by Graeme Flanagan
NO REFUGE - ROBERT E. HOWARD by Steve Trout
THE BALLAD OF KING GERAINT by Vernon Clark, Thomas Kovacs, and Steve Trout.

Notes
Distributed in REHupa #100
The Robert E. Howard United Press Association is an amateur press association (apa) that was started by Tim Marion in 1972.
An apa is a means for distributing fanzines to a specific group of people. Typically, each member of an apa produces a short fanzine and sends an appropriate number of copies to an official editor who collates and (usually) staples one copy of each zine together, adding covers, an official organization, and a table of contents. The editor sends out the collection of zines, called a mailing, to each member.