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Grue

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Published in the late 1950s by Joseph Wrzos, Grue was a notable horror fanzine recognized for bridging the gap between amateur horror fandom and professional literary genre publishing.

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Who published the horror fanzine Grue?

Grue was published in the late 1950s by Joseph Wrzos. It is remembered as a horror fanzine rather than a mainstream commercial magazine.

What made Grue important to horror publishing?

Grue helped connect amateur horror fandom with the professional literary genre world. That bridge made it notable within the history of horror fanzines.

Was Grue a professional horror magazine?

No. It was a fanzine, meaning it was produced for enthusiasts and circulated within fan communities. Its importance came partly from its connection between amateur and professional publishing.

When was Grue published?

Grue appeared in the late 1950s. The supplied catalog record does not establish a precise issue date or complete run length.

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