Colony Drop’s long-awaited third fanzine is finally available.

Colony Drop’s long-awaited third fanzine is finally available.
The design and legacy of Kunio Okawara’s Zaku II.
Living in Japan, making sofubi toys, and Nakano Broadway.
The excitement of the Cold War turned hot, animated on the silver screen! What could go wrong?
A largely forgotten example of doujin anime, circa 1984.
In 1985, Shoji Kawamori created an all-new generation of variable fighters.
Published sometime in 1986 by Tony Luke, Robotech UK, at first glance, seems like your run-of-the-mill Robotech fanzine from the 1980s.
A quick look at some of the cool kits and toys I noticed at the latest Wonder Festival.
Twenty years ago today the fourth and final year of Anime America — a short-lived California anime convention that attempted to compete with Anime Expo — kicked off.
A brief look inside one of the most important design studios in the history of Japanese animation.