Eric Johnson – Page 13 – Lollipop Magazine

Sarre-Chasm – All Punked Out in ’97 – Column

February 1, 1997

So, what’s in store for 1997? Glam resurrection? Goth resurgence? Prog explosion? A sudden unexplained interest in Eastern European folk forms?

Coroner’s Corner – Column

December 1, 1996

If you enjoy powerful drama jammed with tons o’ stars, check out Sleepers – a well-crafted tale of four young boys sent to Juvie Hall.

Sarre-Chasm – Nowhere by Nothing ’96 – Column

December 1, 1996

The much-hyped and highly overrated North By Northwest Music and Media Conference blew into Portland this weekend. It wore out its welcome like a distant relative.

Coroner’s Corner – Damn Fine Underoos – Column

November 1, 1996

Re-released to video are episodes of the classic Incredible Hulk and Spiderman live-action TV series. These shows are absolutely awesome in their ineptitude.

Sarre-Chasm – Column

November 1, 1996

My musing in this space will mostly be concerned with bands, and the various sub-cultural concerns and other peripheral crap that affects music and vice versa.

Coroner’s Corner – Your Pussy Cat is a Fox – Column

October 1, 1996

The Island of Dr. Moreau is a modernized version of an already twice-told tale of genetic manipulation. Marlon Brando tackles the role with a strange gusto.

Ninja Scroll – Review

September 1, 1996

If you are interested in Japanimation, this is a good one to get; it is a solid and entertaining piece of work. It is not the very best, but it holds its own.

Coroner’s Corner – Not a Good Day for Nasal Passages – Column

September 1, 1996

A real oddity that showcases several stars embarrassing themselves, The Sentinel came out in the ’70s, and churned in the wake of classics as The Exorcist.

Coroner’s Corner – Column

August 1, 1996

Brad Pitt plays a pretty boy in Cutting Class who combats a fellow student bent on stabbing people. The good news is that Brad gets his head shoved in a vise.

Prelude To a Lick – The Editor’s Rant – Column

August 1, 1996

For those of you online, we’re hoping to give you something a tad more interactive than “look, here’s our magazine on your computer. Neat, huh?”