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Plokta is a
British science fiction fanzine,
first published in 1996,
which has won two Hugo Awards. It
ceased publication in 2011.
Subtitled "The journal...
- The term
PLOKTA (sometimes
rendered in lowercase,
plokta) /plok't*/ is an
acronym for
Press Lots Of Keys To Abort, and
essentially means pressing random...
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releases the dark and evil
magic to
prevent the
Skrull invasion in England,
Plokta, a duke of ****,
tries to make a deal with
Captain Britain and
reveals what...
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repel the invasion. MI-13's
first battle is
against the Duke of **** Dr
Plokta, who
gains power when
people willingly sell
their souls to live in their...
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notable fanzines to win one or more Hugo
awards include File 770, Mimosa, and
Plokta.
Artists working for
fanzines have
frequently risen to
prominence in the...
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website "Fandom World-Wide
Mourns Loss Of Hard-Hitting One-Stamp Newszine,"
Plokta 81; Aug. 25, 1997
Cheryl Morgan, "Anything but duff,"
Emerald City 17, Jan...
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editors David G.
Hartnell &
Kathryn Cramer), with "I’ll Give You My Word"
Plokta, May 2009 (2009,
editors Steve Davies,
Alison Scott, and Mike Scott), with...
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illusion created by the
demonic Lord
Plokta.
Whether this was
actually Jamie, or an
illusion created by
Plokta or Brian's own mind is unknown. Jamie...
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sacrifice to
close down a
magical catastrophe threatening innocent lives.
Plokta, a Duke of ****,
decided to
conquer the
world exponentially from a tower...
- Earth-616 reality;
later Meggan was
reportedly taken prisoner by a
demon named Plokta. Finally, she
managed to free herself,
reuniting with
Captain Britain. Due...
