Letters Page

Cross - In Heraldry
... been interpreted as flints or firestones, but also as the initials (letters β) of the imperial motto of the Palaiologos dynasty King of Kings, Ruling Over Kings (Greek ... The letters IC XC found at the end of the main arm of most Eastern Orthodox Crosses are a Christogram, representing the name of Jesus Christ (Greek ... Chi-Rho Constantine I's emblem, the Chi-Rho (from the two Greek letters that make it up) is also known as the labarum or Christogram ...

Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man - Letters Page
... Spider-Man's success has been its letters pages, running through issues #9-17 and making a comeback in issue 20 ... While letters pages are almost as old as comics themselves, the Friendly letters page also served as a forum through which fans could communicate not just with the ...

Your Sinclair - Content - Letters
... From the magazine's inception, letters were answered mainly by the magazine's editor ... The letters page contained several subsections, which varied through the magazines' lifetime, but included Small Print - either deliberately short letters, or ... Wonderful World of Speccy - letters from readers for whom English was not their first language, many from Eastern Europe, where the Spectrum scene was flourishing well into the early ...

Amiga Power Regular Features - Do The Write Thing
... "Do the Write Thing" (an obvious pun on the movie Do the Right Thing) was the magazine's letters page ... One distinguishing feature of the letters page was that the magazine gave the letters titles by taking excerpts of the letters' contents out of context, often by going ... Naturally, AP headlined the letter with the quote "THE QUEEN MOTHER SWALLOWS" ...

Comic Book Letter Column - Form and Content
... As standardized by the big mainstream American companies, the letter column was typically overseen by one of the comic’s staff members, often the book’s editor (or later on, the assistant editor ... The letters page was often used as a soapbox, where in addition to responding to reader comments, the editor would provide behind-the-scenes details ... Due to the monthly (or longer) lag between issues, a comic’s letter column usually featured reader responses to issues about three-to-five months prior to the current one ...