• Publication: Psychotic, March 1954Publication Record # 855315 (View All Issues) (View Issue Grid)
• Editor: Richard E. Geis
• Date: 1954-03-00
• Publisher: Richard E. Geis
• Price:
  $0.10^?$: US dollar
• Pages: [30]+[2]
• Format:
  quarto^?8.5" by 11" magazine, usually saddle-stapled, instead of side-stapled or glued
• Type: FANZINE
• Cover: Psychotic, March 1954 by Dave Rike
• Notes: Information from Science Fiction Review. Mimeographed, side-stapled, no wraps. No page numbers; 30 pages, plus 2 pages of supplement. The scans of this fanzine are unusually difficult to read, particularly at the top of pages. The second page of the supplement is indecipherable. Art is credited on the TOC. The review of "Childhood's End" is titled "Apocalypse of .... Planet". Missing word or words are unreadable. "The Observation Ward" reviews fanzines. "Section 8" is letters. There is one letter where the sender's name isn't readable.

Fiction and Essays (view Full Listing)

• [2] • The Leather Couch (Psychotic, March 1954) • essay by Richard E. Geis
• [3] • The Padded Cell (Psychotic, March 1954) • essay by Vernon L. McCain [as by V. L. McCain]
• [10] • How Are You Fixed for Blood? (Psychotic, March 1954) • essay by Lyle Kessler
• [13] • The Observation Ward (Psychotic, March 1954) • essay by Richard E. Geis
• [17] • Section 8 (Psychotic, March 1954) • essay by Richard E. Geis
• [17] •  Letter to Psychotic, March 1954 • essay by Jim Harmon
• [18] •  Letter to Psychotic, March 1954 • [Letters: Robert Bloch] • essay by Robert Bloch
• [21] •  Letter to Psychotic, March 1954 • essay by Charles Wells
• [22] •  Letter to Psychotic, March 1954 • essay by Lyle Kessler
• [23] • Presage of Evil • poem by Jim Bradley
• [24] • New Release Films • essay by uncredited
• [25] • Why Blast the Crudzines? • essay by Peter J. Vorzimer
• [26] • After Hours Visit (Psychotic, March 1954) • essay by W. J. Reynolds [as by Bill Reynolds]
• [29] • 2nd Session (Psychotic, March 1954) • essay by Richard E. Geis
• [1] • Section 8 Supplement (Psychotic, March 1954) • essay by Richard E. Geis
• [1] •  Letter to Psychotic, March 1954 • essay by Wilson Tucker [as by Bob Tucker]