Magazines Published
The first project published by Necropolitan Press was The End magazine, which ran five issues at the rate of one a year starting in 1993. The fifth and final issue was produced in cooperation with New York-based artist Jon C. Gernon's Zero Publishing imprint, the Necropolitan Press designation used to denote editor Jeffrey Thomas's work on the title.
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