Disney Magazine
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Wrote this at JHM:
I think I had one of the first issues ever, August 1988. (I was ten years old). It was mostly just activities for kids and a few articles on Disneyland "For Parents." I was soooo excited to have it, though. Disney was definetely on the rise back then.
(I know it was 1988 because the back cover had ads for "Short Circuit 2" and "The Adventures of Pippi Longstocking.")
It seems like a lot of their current issues were thinly-veiled advertisements, but they still had some interesting stuff. Maybe they'll be brought back--who knows??
I think I had one of the first issues ever, August 1988. (I was ten years old). It was mostly just activities for kids and a few articles on Disneyland "For Parents." I was soooo excited to have it, though. Disney was definetely on the rise back then.
(I know it was 1988 because the back cover had ads for "Short Circuit 2" and "The Adventures of Pippi Longstocking.")
It seems like a lot of their current issues were thinly-veiled advertisements, but they still had some interesting stuff. Maybe they'll be brought back--who knows??
You can’t just have your characters announce how they feel! That makes me feel angry!
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<Sigh>
I can't find any word about a reversal of Disney Magazine's cancellation...
All I see is a bunch of complaining from some of the 500,000 people who get the magazine!
Googling and Yahoo-ing for things you don't remember where you read 'em from can be a real head-ache... especially after an intense videogame session on the old PS2!
As Emily Latella from SNL's old days says,
"Never mind!"
I can't find any word about a reversal of Disney Magazine's cancellation...
All I see is a bunch of complaining from some of the 500,000 people who get the magazine!
Googling and Yahoo-ing for things you don't remember where you read 'em from can be a real head-ache... especially after an intense videogame session on the old PS2!
As Emily Latella from SNL's old days says,
"Never mind!"