Rollerderby 1990–1999
Dates
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
25 numéros
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1990 #1
1990 #2
1991 #3
1991 #4
1992 #10
1992 #5
1992 #6
1992 #7
1992 #8
1992 #9
1993 #11
1993 #12
1993 #13
1994 #14
1994 #15
1994 #16
1995 #17
1995 #18
1996 #19
1997 #20
1997 #21
1997 #22
1998 #23
1998 #24
1999 #25
À propos de cette publication
Numéros:
25Publié:
1990–1999Éditeur:
Lisa CarverEmplacement:
Dover, NH United States (1990–1999)Guerneville, CA United States (1992–1993)
San Francisco, United States (1993–1994)
Denver, CO United States (1994–1995)
Published in the 1990s by zinester Lisa Carver in Dover, New Hampshire, this "no-apologies feminist" fanzine contains interviews with underground performance artists and fellow zinesters. In the first issue of Rollerderby, Carver explains how she started the zine: "Rollerderby was originally going to be another Disaster fanzine by Bill Callahan. Then Lisa said she would help, and we decided to change the name to Rollerderby. Then Costes was supposed to supply drawings and 'stuff,' but he forgot to. Then Bill dropped out. So I suppose that makes me editor.” Some of the contributors included zinester Reverend Anthony (Conquer now), and comic artist John Porcellino (King-cat comics and stories).