Although FMF very soon found its voracious audience and was selling in just about every drug store, convenience store and newsstand in the country, early on it looks a lot more fanzine-ish. We tend to think of FMF at the height of it’s glory, symbolized by those gorgeous Basil Gogos covers. The first issue, though, obviously still saw the book finding it’s way. Heck, this could have been a cover of one of the era’s risque but not yet pornographic girlie magazines.
