Data Boy - Revision history

Sparky: /* Collected issues */

2020-10-11T23:14:28Z

Collected issues

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	[[File:Data Boy, October 1979.jpg\|thumb\|Data Boy, October 1979]]		[[File:Data Boy, October 1979.jpg\|thumb\|Data Boy, October 1979]]
			# Data Boy, 93/28 (May 1974)
			# Data Boy, 122/57 (June 1975)
	# Data Boy, 233/168 (October 1979)		# Data Boy, 233/168 (October 1979)
			# Data Boy, 272/207 (April 1981)
	# Data Boy (October 1980) (missing cover)		# Data Boy (October 1980) (missing cover)

Sparky: /* Cover typefaces */

2020-10-11T23:10:22Z

Cover typefaces

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	=== Cover typefaces ===		=== Cover typefaces ===
	~~(Cover missing)~~		Cooper Black, Jackson MN, Sinaloa

	=== Interior typefaces ===		=== Interior typefaces ===
	== Collected issues ==		== Collected issues ==

Sparky: /* Background */

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Background

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	== Background ==		== Background ==
	Data Boy co-published two editions in the same volume (“dos-a-dos” format), each with its own numbering scheme at first. For example, the Los Angeles edition for October 4, 1979, was issue #233, but the back of the issue covered San Francisco and the Pacific Northwest, and was numbered #168. By the following year, however, the issue numbering was abandoned, although the double-format was retained.		Data Boy co-published two editions in the same volume (“dos-à-dos” format), each with its own numbering scheme at first. For example, the Los Angeles edition for October 4, 1979, was issue #233, but the back of the issue covered San Francisco and the Pacific Northwest, and was numbered #168. By the following year, however, the issue numbering was abandoned, although the double-format was retained.

	A sales listing for back issues available at Bolerium Books in SF states: “ Data-Boy Instant Press was a printing house and early computer publishing house with a largely gay clientel and staff. The magazine covered gay interests for all of California and Portland and Washington State.”		A sales listing for back issues available at Bolerium Books in SF states: “ Data-Boy Instant Press was a printing house and early computer publishing house with a largely gay clientel and staff. The magazine covered gay interests for all of California and Portland and Washington State.”

Sparky: /* Background */

2020-10-05T11:30:09Z

Background

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	== Background ==		== Background ==
	Data Boy co-published two editions in the same volume, each with its own numbering scheme at first. For example, the Los Angeles edition for October 4, 1979, was issue #233, but the back of the issue covered San Francisco and the Pacific Northwest, and was numbered #168. By the following year, however, the issue numbering was abandoned, although the double-format was retained.		Data Boy co-published two editions in the same volume (“dos-a-dos” format), each with its own numbering scheme at first. For example, the Los Angeles edition for October 4, 1979, was issue #233, but the back of the issue covered San Francisco and the Pacific Northwest, and was numbered #168. By the following year, however, the issue numbering was abandoned, although the double-format was retained.

			A sales listing for back issues available at Bolerium Books in SF states: “ Data-Boy Instant Press was a printing house and early computer publishing house with a largely gay clientel and staff. The magazine covered gay interests for all of California and Portland and Washington State.”

	== Typography ==		== Typography ==
	=== Cover typefaces ===		=== Cover typefaces ===

Sparky: /* Collected issues */

2020-10-03T17:03:14Z

Collected issues

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	== Collected issues ==		== Collected issues ==
			[[File:Data Boy, October 1979.jpg\|thumb\|Data Boy, October 1979]]
	# Data Boy, 233/168 (October 1979)		# Data Boy, 233/168 (October 1979)
	# Data Boy (October 1980) (missing cover)		# Data Boy (October 1980) (missing cover)

Sparky at 17:02, 3 October 2020

2020-10-03T17:02:02Z

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	== Background ==		== Background ==
	Data Boy co-published two editions in the same volume, each with its own numbering scheme. For example, the Los Angeles edition for October 4, 1979, was issue #233, but the back of the issue covered San Francisco and the Pacific Northwest, and was numbered #168.		Data Boy co-published two editions in the same volume, each with its own numbering scheme at first. For example, the Los Angeles edition for October 4, 1979, was issue #233, but the back of the issue covered San Francisco and the Pacific Northwest, and was numbered #168. By the following year, however, the issue numbering was abandoned, although the double-format was retained.
	== Typography ==		== Typography ==
	=== Cover typefaces ===		=== Cover typefaces ===
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	== Collected issues ==		== Collected issues ==
	# Data Boy, 233/168 (October 1979)		# Data Boy, 233/168 (October 1979)
			# Data Boy (October 1980) (missing cover)

Sparky at 16:50, 3 October 2020

2020-10-03T16:50:53Z

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	== Background ==		== Background ==
			Data Boy co-published two editions in the same volume, each with its own numbering scheme. For example, the Los Angeles edition for October 4, 1979, was issue #233, but the back of the issue covered San Francisco and the Pacific Northwest, and was numbered #168.
	== Typography ==		== Typography ==
	=== Cover typefaces ===		=== Cover typefaces ===
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	=== Interior typefaces ===		=== Interior typefaces ===
	== Collected issues ==		== Collected issues ==
	# Data Boy, 233 (October 1979)		# Data Boy, 233/168 (October 1979)
	~~# Data Boy (October 1980) (cover missing~~)

Sparky: /* Collected issues */

2020-10-03T16:42:08Z

Collected issues

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	=== Interior typefaces ===		=== Interior typefaces ===
	== Collected issues ==		== Collected issues ==
	# Data Boy (October 1980)		# Data Boy, 233 (October 1979)
			# Data Boy (October 1980) (cover missing)

Sparky: Created page with "[''Return to Periodicals''] == Background == == Typography == === Cover typefaces === (Cover missing) === Interior typefaces === == Collected issues == # Data Boy (October..."

2020-03-17T22:36:12Z

Created page with "[''Return to Periodicals''] == Background == == Typography == === Cover typefaces === (Cover missing) === Interior typefaces === == Collected issues == # Data Boy (October..."

New page

[''Return to [[Periodicals]]'']
== Background ==
== Typography ==
=== Cover typefaces ===
(Cover missing)
=== Interior typefaces ===
== Collected issues ==
# Data Boy (October 1980)