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* [http://www.the11thhour.com/ Official website of The 11th Hour] (all 19 issues archived online) | * [http://www.the11thhour.com/ Official website of The 11th Hour] (all 19 issues archived online) | ||
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Revision as of 09:35, 12 March 2007
The 11th Hour was an online fan zine that ran for 19 issues, from June 1999 to February 2001.
It was written, created and run by women. Its editor-in-chief was Sarah Kendzior.
The zine included TV, book, comics and movie reviews, and also offered various additional features in each issue, such as interviews, in-depth articles and more humorous content.
Reviewers often made note of the "Strong Chick Factor" of the item being reviewed, and, depending on the medium, of such qualities as the "Re-read Factor", the "Drool Factor" or the "Gross-out Factor".
Notable Articles
1999's female force proves this genre is no longer a guy's game. (Issue 2, July 1999)
From Angela Bassett to Michelle Yeoh, eleven actresses to even the score in Episode II. (Issue 3, August 1999)
When historical fact becomes science fiction... (Issue 5, October 1999)
The 11th Hour salutes comic heroines to cheer for. (Issue 17, November 2000)
Sexism, stupidity, and this year's genre heroines. (Issue 18, December 2000)
Roswell, Dark Angel, and the downfall of the genre television heroine. (Issue 19, February 2001)
External Links
- Official website of The 11th Hour (all 19 issues archived online)