TAC, Jr. #1
From the publisher of The Adventures Continue
www.jimnolt.com
April 2, 1997:
Welcome to TAC,Jr. Occasionally when I learn of something
interesting
concerning George Reeves and the Adventures of Superman I'll
send it your
way via e-mail. If you don't care to receive these updates, please
let me
know.
Weather report from Pennsylvania: Two days ago I thought I
had been
miraculously transported to a little radio shack just 50 miles
outside of
Iceville, Alaska. What was described as a noreaster hit us, closing
roads
and schools in the area. What a way to celebrate the second week
of spring!
Today the temperatures are again rising, birds are chirping,
and all seems
well.
Well, the orders for TAC #13 and 14 are coming in. If you
didn't receive
your order form, let me know and I'll send one on its way. I'm
using the
time between now and April 19 (when all orders are due) to put
the finishing
touches on the magazines and get everything ready to take to
the printing
company.
Several readers have reported receiving Volume 11 of the Columbia
House
Superman series. To date, I've not received mine, however. One
of the
episodes in volume 11 is "Beware the Wrecker," and
Michael Hayde mentioned
something to me that he had not noted before. In the scene where
Kent, Lois
and Jimmy first approach Henderson at the dock, watch closely
and you'll see
a man with a briefcase come down the ramp and walk past them.
But it isn't
just any man - it's Sanders (confidence man and jewel thief)
who,
undoubtedly, was on his way out to the Golden Vulture to talk
with Capt.
McBain.
For those of you who read Filmfax, be on the look-out
for a review of
Hollywood Kryptonite in an upcoming issue. The writer
takes Kashner and
Schoenberger to task and questions both their writing and research
skills.
On that subject, many readers have written asking what they can
believe in
Hollywood Kryptonite. There is no doubt that TAC #13 will
help answer that
question.
Christopher Reeve will receive his star on the Hollywood Walk
of fame this
month, and among the invited guests to the ceremony will be Jack
Larson and
TAC reader Jim Bowers who has been instrumental in raising money
for the
Reeve-Irvine Center in California. I'm sure Jim will take some
pictures and
give us a report for a future issue of The Adventures Continue.
Speaking of future issues, TAC #15 is already in the works,
and I expect
that (barring any unforeseen circumstances) I'll have it ready
early next
year.
That's it for now. I just looked at the clock - it's after
1 PM and I
haven't had lunch yet. Also, Sam is sending me signals that he'd
like to
take a little walk outside.
Until next time... may all your adventures be happy ones.
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