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• Mr . Skulan went into semi-retirement and FantaCo Enterprises remained dormant until 2013.
• During this period, he edited the horror anthology " Gore Shriek ", published by FantaCo Enterprises.
• In August 1979, FantaCo Enterprises publisher Thomas Skulan produced horror and comic book convention, FantaCon ran annually until 1990.
• FantaCo began as a mail order company and comic book store before branching out into publishing books, magazines, and comics.
• FantaCo revived " Gore Shriek " in 1990 and started a new line of horror and zombie-related titles and one-shots.
• From 1979 through 1990, it also hosted FantaCon, a popular Albany-area comics and horror convention . ( After FantaCo's demise, Skulan brought back FantaCon in 2013 .)
• The book " Amazon Women : The Art of Tom Simonton, " edited by Tim D'Allaird, was FantaCo's final publication in the 1990s, right on the eve of their storefront closure in 1998.
• He is the author of two published works, " The Famous Monsters Chronicles " ( Fantaco, 1992 ), a book celebrating the horror film field and the magazine " Famous Monsters of Filmland "; and " Tales Of The Tape " ( 1997 ), an omnibus collection of stories about his years in radio published by the National Association of Broadcasters.
• In a similar horror vein, they put out the " FantaCo Horror Yearbook and Price Guide " every year from 1978 until 1996; magazines like " Barbara Steele : An Angel for Satan ", " Demonique 4 ", and the " Comics Enquirer "; twelve issues of " Dread : The Official Clive Barker Newsletter " in 1992 1993; and Clive Barker and " Zombie War " commemorative card sets.