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	ChrisW's Description of Albedo
		is a "furry" comic (i.e., the main characters are anthropomorphic animals) written by Steve Gallacci.
		Gallacci is a gearhead -- one of the editions of the comic, for example, contained an eight-page article (with several illustrations) describing the primary EDF armored fighting vehicle and it's many variants.
		There is also an Albedo roleplaying game, put out by Chessex and illustrated by Gallacci.
	www.kentaurus.com /albedo.htm (861 words)

	Steve Gallacci - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Steven A. Gallacci (born 1955) is best known for creating and publishing Albedo Anthropomorphics, a fl and white alternative comic containing anthropomorphic (funny animal) characters, which is popular amongst members of the furry fandom.
		Gallacci spent 6 years in the US Air Force as a graphics specialist, including a tour of duty in Germany.
		Among some of the story lines that have appeared in Albedo are Gallacci's own "Erma Felna: EDF", a military sci-fi epic featuring some elements of political intrigue, and Stan Sakai's Usagi Yojimbo, which first appeared in the infamously rare Albedo #2.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Steve_Gallacci (235 words)

	Friday, April 17, 1998
		Steve never remembers who I am, so I didn't bug him to say hi - I knew that I'd have plenty of chances later on.
		Steve's one of my favorite people in the world - he's helped me through a lot of rough times over the years, both through his writings and occasional conversations and correspondence.
		Steve is a great teacher; if you're a writer or want to be, you should take a look at the texts from his writing class.
	www.julesong.com /cere/041798.htm (1377 words)

	Fight Cast Or Evade
		Many years ago, Gallacci was at a con where this kid was standing in front of his table, shifting from foot to foot, and actually whimpering with anxiety as he tried to work up the courage to ask Steve to draw for him in his art book.
		Steve explains the kid annoyed him and asked for art he could not draw for someone underaged.
		Steve was very professional, described the incident in details and repeated he could/would not draw the scene requested.
	www.fightcastorevade.net /injoke.html (543 words)

	Albedo NR 2 Web Page
		Steve assures me that the main reason why the book will never be reprinted is that the original negatives are long lost, and most of the original art is scattered.
		I remember in '88 Steve Gallacci was selling sets of Albedo (including #2) for $300, which pretty much cleaned out his back-stock for good.
		I must admit, I love Steve Gallacci's Erma stories, but their popularity just ain't what it used to be.
	www.usagiyojimbo.com /other/albedo2.html (1104 words)

	Albedo: Platinum Catalyst - Sanguine Productions
		Players take on both the roles of the commanding officers and their subordinates — the teams of bold infantry, quick pilots, quixotic explorers, and clever scientists — who must come to terms with their changing society as war threatens to tear it apart.
		Albedo is Steve Gallacci's long-running anthology comic, mostly known for its longest-running series, "Erma Felna EDF", about the eponymous heroine and her struggle to survive in an interstellar society torn apart by war.
		Steve Gallacci is a military veteran who has worked on many projects, including Albedo.
	www.sanguine.com /Albedo/index.shtml (688 words)

	steve gallacci (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
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	Dyna-Soar (Henry Spencer)
		Newsgroups: sci.space.history,soc.history.what-if From: Henry Spencer Subject: Re: Dyna-Soar (was Re: What would it have taken to go...) Date: Mon, 1 Dec 1997 01:50:32 GMT In article , Bev Clark/Steve Gallacci wrote: >The one thing the X-20 would have done of inportance would be was fly the >profile.
		Even if everything on it was off the shelf and its creation >contributed nothing to the data base, flying the missions would have >answered a ton of questions on hypersonic flight and such...
		Gemini went from design sketches to flight in a little over three years for about $600M, and was a considerably more capable spacecraft in most ways.
	yarchive.net /space/spacecraft/dynasoar.html (641 words)

	What Albedo Means to Me
		For whatever reason, Gallacci did not allow any of his work to be circulated as GIFs, JPEGs, etc. I thought this was unfortunate, since with its tiny circulation,
		In some cases a colony's situation is hopeless, and the spacers have to do triage on a planetary scale.
		Gallacci's own experience in the modern military lends authenticity to his depiction of the EDF, and as always seems to be the case, his lack of familiarity with computers makes his speculation on that score (in my opinion) more interesting and believable.
	www.vex.net /~smarry/albedo.html (721 words)

	YARF! Chronology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		This becomes an informal series of "Gallacci group" gatherings at Worldcons and Westercons to discuss anthropomorphics in SF, comic art, and animation, and to show off each others' sketchbook art and draw in each others' sketchbooks, from 1980 until about 1985.
		June 1984: Steve Gallacci in Seattle self-publishes Albedo issue one under his Thoughts and Images imprint, introducing his Erma Felna of the EDF.
		July 1989: MU Press' first anthropomorphic comic book is Steve Willis' Morty the Dog issue one, a collection of Willis' strips from small-press and mini-comics of the early eighties.
	www.arclight.net /~yarf/YARF_Chronology.html (4804 words)

	Usagi Yojimbo Dojo - History of UY
		In 1984, Seattlite Steve Gallacci had formed a small self-publishing company, Thoughts and Images, and was searching for some contributers to his comic book series, Albedo Anthropomorphics.
		But sometime in mid-1985, the fl-and-white explosion hit (obviously Stan and Steve did their fair share of praying for a miracle) in full-force.
		While Eastman and Laird, along with all of their clones, were busy raking in the dough, Stan and Steve were just happy to finally see their back-stock of Albedo vanish and then reappear in the form of income.
	www.usagiyojimbo.com /intro/uyhistory.html (1755 words)

	Anthropomorphic Web - Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The band currently consists of 3 members, and is regularly helped out by other friends and musicians for live shows and recording projects.
		Steve Kroeker - Peter's Creek, Alaska - Bass, vocals, songwriting, recording, guitar, synth, samples, drum loops
		Anthropomorphic originally got it's name from a comic book series called "Albedo Anthropomorphic" written by Steve Gallacci and published by Antarctic Press.
	www.anthropomorphic.us (476 words)

	Usagi Yojimbo Dojo - Albedo NR 2 Web Page
		Published by Steve Gallacci's Thoughts and Images, Albedo Vol.1, No. 2, was his second effort in creating a successful anthropomorphic 'zine, among the likes of Joshua Quagmire's Cutey Bunny and Eastman and Laird's original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
		It was very scarce in the late 80s, but had been spotted at various cons and sometimes at Steve Gallacci's booth for around $100-$200.
		All of this chaos was due to the Black and White Explosion of 85-86-87, a time of intense speculation among collectors which drove the issue into extreme scarcity.
	www.usagiyojimbo.com /casl/comics/albedo-vol1-nr2/albedo2.html (1213 words)

	Kev Brockschmidt :: Illustrator
		There is a separate graphic design websie for that side of his business, www.BrockschmidtDesign.com.
		One of Kev's early mentors, Steve Gallacci, happened to attend our August meeting.
		(Everyone received a free copy of Steve's latest Albedo comic book.) It was Steve who suggested Kev use a brush for inking rather than rapidograph pens (way back in 1983).
	www.kevscartoons.com /news_penstuffSep04.php (582 words)

	Tzoq (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		For those who are wondering (and most do), "Tzoq" the name of a character originally developed for an email-based session of the Albedo Role Playing Game.
		The game is based on the "Erma Felna of the EDF" comic books, written and illustrated by Steve Gallacci.
		They are a science-fiction story based on an interstellar society of anthropomorphic animals.
	www.tigerden.com /~tzoq/tzoq.html (185 words)

	Zombie or Head?
		The answer to the first one, though controversial with some is as it has always been: "If God is for us then who can stand against us?" So the answer is Jesus.
		Steve Gallacci thought my stories would sell in the comics form.
		Donna Barr has books and original art at www.stinz.com, webcomics at www.moderntales.com, www.girlamatic.com, and has POD at www.booksurge.com Nothing she won't try, at least onceincluding writing a column for SBC at this link!
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /panel/111521437255998.htm (1972 words)

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		"Albedo" is a anthropomorphic sci-fi comic book by Steve Gallacci published initially by Thoughts and Images, then by Antarctic Press.
		Its publication has been very intermittent in the past few years and seems to have ceased altogether.
		Not being a huge fan of anthropomorphics, I was attracted to Albedo because of its well developed setting, complex story line and, last but not least, Steve Gallacci's hard-science vision of the future of military technology.
	www.geocities.com /Area51/Rampart/1966/albedo.htm (957 words)

	Cartoonists Northwest, an Association of Professional and Amateur Cartoonists, Animators and Illustrators
		I start this month with great gratitude and thanks to Steve Gallacci, our guest speaker for the October meeting.
		Just when I thought I’d have to do a tap dance and comedic routine to fill two hours of time, Steve arrived with a box of goodies and provided a fantastic presentation to us all.
		As this year starts to come to its end, I remind all of you that our annual CNW Christmas party is next month.
	www.cartoonists.net /drawl_archive/04_11_drawl.html (518 words)

	Pseudo Comments - Cartoonists NorthWest Toonies 2006
		Cartoonists and animators at our table included Tracy Reynolds aka Calicougar (left), and Steve Gallacci (right) of Albedo Anthropomorphics infamy.
		Cartoonist Gallacci is wearing a silver star to indicate that he was one of the original members of the club from 25 years ago.
		...cartoonist Gallacci completes a small llama figurine with his clay sample.
	www.snowbuni.com /cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1141355972 (620 words)

	Funny animal - WikiFur
		Today, funny animals are commonly known on the internet as furries.
		The change in terminology was already evident in 1980s, and was well-established by 1990 when the newsgroup alt.fan.furry was created for "fans of funny animals, ala Steve Gallacci's book".
		However, some cartoonists (and other artists) prefer the original term, either because they feel it better describes their work, or because they dislike being associated with the furry fandom.
	furry.wikia.com /wiki/Funny_animal (390 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		] [T] Yessy, Steve Gallaci is the artist and author of "ALBEDO", one of the most important anthropomorphics comic books.
		I do; this is his VCL index: http://vcl.ctrl-c.liu.se/vcl/Artists/Steve-Gallacci/ [T] oops, Minaki says it's Gallacci not GallaCi.
		[T] http://www.furbid.ws/cgi-bin/auction.pl?furry&1055561892 [T] And here is kind of a neat picture of Steve's orca-mer-hyoomans, of which he's got a number of paintings: http://vcl.ctrl-c.liu.se/vcl/Artists/Steve-Gallacci/HCetacea2.jpg [ Nikodemus whispers, "http://vcl.ctrl-c.liu.se/vcl/Artists/Steve-Gallacci/Zim1.jpg" to you.
	www.realtime.net /~pixel/gallacci.mau.htm (339 words)

	Albedo: The Role-Playing Game - WikiFur
		Albedo: The Role-Playing Game is a pen-and-paper roleplaying game based on the Erma Felna storyline of Albedo Anthropomorphics.
		The original 1988 edition of the Albedo RPG was designed by Paul Kidd, illustrated and edited by Steve Gallacci, and published by Thoughts and Images.
		The gaming magazine Vortext printed several articles by Steve Gallacci about the Albedo setting:
	furry.wikia.com /wiki/Albedo:_The_Role-Playing_Game (314 words)

	InFurNation! - November, 2000
		It features single-page fl and white contributions from a wide variety of furry and comic-book artists (Steve Gallacci, Jim Groat, James Hardiman, and many others) and a cover by Stan Sakai (Usagi Yojimbo).
		In this latest issue, we learn how Steven Gallacci's Erma Felna met her best friend Toki in a story by Mike Sagara and Mike Curtis.
		Also coming soon from SFA are SFA Spotlight #8 - Women in Fur 2000 (with a cover by Mary Hanson-Roberts and contributions by Carole Curtis, Roberta Gregory, Donna Barr, Carla Speed McNeil, and many others) and the Supermegatopia Special #1 by The Brothers Grinn.
	www.confurence.org /infurnation/ifn0011.html (4123 words)

	Steve Gallacci - WikiFur (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.isi.jhu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
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		Steve Gallacci is best known as the creator of Albedo Anthropomorphics.
		However, he has worked for other comics, including Fusion.
	furry.wikia.com.cob-web.org:8888 /wiki/Steve_Gallacci (61 words)

	Manga and Anime
		During junior high school I had a friend who had spent some time in Japan and introduced me to some of the manga he brought back with him.
		Several years later I became interested in anthropomorphic ("fuzzy animal") comics, principally Steve Gallacci's Albedo.
		This led to reading Usagi Yojimbo by Stan Sakai, a superb anthropomorphic comic about a ronin rabbit in Japan during the Warring States period.
	web.psych.ualberta.ca /~msnyder/Man_Ani/manga.html (506 words)

	www.news2mail.com: Alt.Fan.Furry -- Fans of funny animals, ala Steve Gallacci's book.
		Fans of funny animals, ala Steve Gallacci's book.
		A place to relax and watch the show.
		See thisdescriptionhow to post a message into the group.
	www.news2mail.com /alt/fan/furry.html (184 words)

	Modern AFV Discussion Group
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	www.network54.com /Forum/47209/page-249 (2436 words)

	SQUEEE!!! - Comics
		But I do so love writing for the medium.
		Artists I have teamed up with include TAB, Terrie Smith, Javier Ruiz, Chuck Melville, Kurt Wilicken, JoeRosales, Will Faust, Mitch Beiro, Steve Gallacci, Adrian Kleinburg, Freddy Andersson, Rommel Ignacio, Taral Wayne
		Find out more than you ever wanted to know about Tank Vixens here.
	squeee.purehubris.com /comics.php (337 words)

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