QUEEBSHOT

— Faned: Susan Wood. A one-shot homage to the QUEEBSHOTS tradition, presumably exhibiting a similar sense of humour?

1976 – (#1 – Oct)

[ See QUEEBSHOT under APAzines. ]

QUE PASADO

— Faned: Les Nirenberg. Humour fanzine pubbed out of Toronto, Ontario, beginning 1960. Nirenberg ran a candy store called “The Coexistence Candy Store”.

Wrote Ted White: “Les was one of those fans who came out of no-where full-blown. He was at first suspected of being a hoax… but we all met him at the 1960 Worldcon.” (Held in Pittsburg.)

Nirenberg was “big on the Toronto Hipster scene” and was introduced to fandom by Boyd Raeburn & P. Howard Lyons, fellow jazz enthusiasts. Then: “Les ended up on the CBC as a performer.. He was not in fandom long, and although he was fannish and a Neat Guy, I think he became a fan by accident and fandom was a minor detour on his road to success.”

With issue #5 or #6 Nirenberg changed the title of his zine to PANIC BUTTON and turned it into a commercially successful semi-pro humour zine. (TW)

196? – (#1 – ?) (#2 – ?)

1961 – (#3 – Spring) (#4 – Summer)

[ See PANIC BUTTON ]

QUETZALCOATL

— Faned: David Vereschagin. Perzine pubbed out of Edmonton, Alberta in the late 1970s. (Detail to be added)

197? – (#1 to #4 ? )

1979 – (#5 – Jan) Possibly further issues.