My beautiful 35th Anniv. issue came today, Craniacs on the cover. Inside Harris's article on 35 Years of NSU, What's new at House of Roulx, Top 10 NSU Art Covers and an interview with Richard Parks. 4 promos: RRParks 12th Annual Halloween Event P2, Cardsmiths Cryptocurrency BP-10, Monsterwax Salute to NSU and Star Trek Connections P2.

Enjoyed seeing the picture inserts of the authors and the various people/celebrities with their issue of NSU throughout the years. Good stuff!

I enjoyed this issue as well. I also liked seeking the writers.

I went by the local B&N this morning, and they still had two copies of the Jun/Jul issue on the shelves.

I stopped at a B&N today too. They had a couple of copies each of the June-July and August-September issues but not the current one yet.

I'm looking forward to reading this 35th anniversary issue. I did pick up the current issue of Natural History magazine which is celebrating its 125th anniversary. I hope NSU reaches that milestone as well.

Arrived in UK today, looking forward to reading it

My copy arrived today and a quick scan revealed the top ten artist drawn NSU covers which reminded me of a similar article in a previous issue which portrayed magazine potential covers that were not used compared to those that were. I think most if not all those were photographic covers.

Does that situation still crop up with the photographic ones or have the card manufacturers more in tune these days?

I found it over the weekend. That was nice of NSU to thank all the writers. Congratulations on spelling "Rosciszewski" correctly. I believe he is still among us in the hobby.

Harris Toser's review of NSU covers was fantastic. I remember Keith Dennis still having a few copies of that very first issue back in the 2000's. Yeah, those early art covers were cool.

I don't remember a couple of the covers in the Top 10 list especially that Ewok one that was a limited issue but that must've been the one with the Ewok "fur" promo - something like that.

Nice interview with Richard Parks. That guy is a card set making machine.