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Starburst

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Zine Sci Fi UK Film Reviews 1977 Present

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Starburst is a British science-fiction magazine founded in 1977. It covers science fiction, fantasy, and horror across film, television, literature, comics, games, and related genre culture, using reviews, interviews, news, and features. The publication is aimed at readers who follow speculative entertainment and publishing, and its long-running coverage places it within the UK genre-media press.

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When was Starburst magazine founded?

Starburst launched in December 1977 in Britain. It was started by editor Dez Skinn through his company Starburst Publishing Ltd.

What does Starburst magazine cover?

Starburst covers science fiction, fantasy, and horror across film, television, literature, comics, and related media. Its identity is that of a specialist genre publication rather than a general entertainment magazine.

Is Starburst a print magazine or an online publication?

It began as a print magazine and later expanded into online publishing and audio projects. Print publication returned in February 2012 with issue number 374.

Why do science-fiction and horror fans recognize Starburst?

Starburst has reported on genre films, television series, books, and creators since 1977. Its long history gives it a connection to several generations of British and international speculative-media fandom.

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