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 ===Later releases===
-The publication would be revived in a small capacity in [[2002]], following the formation of a new fan club by Koch and a fan named Suzanne. A second run of ''Weezine'' began, labeled "volume 2," with the release of [[Weezine Issue 1 - Fall 2002|issue #1]] in the Fall of that year. While these issues were sanctioned by Koch, he also writes that they were considered to be "unofficial" by the band as a whole, as they had collectively decided to do away with an official band fan club at the time.<ref name=inbetween />
+The publication was revived in a small capacity in [[2002]], following the formation of a new fan club by Koch and a fan named Suzanne. A new run of ''Weezine'' began, now with the label "volume 2", separating it from the 90's zine. It ran for a total of three issues from Fall, [[2002]], to Spring, [[2003]].<ref>Koch, Karl. 2015. ''Weezine Omnibus'' (p. 289).</ref> While this "volume" of ''Weezine'' was sanctioned by Koch, he also writes that it was considered to be "unofficial" by the band as a whole, as they had collectively decided to do away with an official band fan club at the time.<ref name=inbetween />
 In [[2018]], an issue of ''Weezine'' titled "2018 VIP Karl's Corner Experience Edition" was released, included as part of the VIP bundle for the [[Weezer/Pixies Tour]]. It was the first in the history of the publication to be printed in color, as well as the first not to be distributed through the fan club. Another similar issue was released in [[2019]]. These have retroactively been labeled issues #15 and #16, continuing the numbering of the 90's zines.<ref>2021. ''Tales of Weezer 64 page Full Color Zine''. Weezer Mobile Store. https://www.weezerpedia.com/wiki/File:Weezineweezerwebstorecitation.jpg.</ref>
-On [[November 26]], [[2021]], issue #17 of ''Weezine'' was announced, titled "Tales of Weezer." Instead of following the traditional zine format, this issue consisted of a full-color 64 page illustrated book recounting historical Weezer events. It was written by Koch and illustrated by [[Alec Longstreth]].
+On [[November 26]], [[2021]], issue #17 of ''Weezine'' was announced, titled "Tales of Weezer". Instead of following the traditional zine format, this issue consisted of a full-color 64 page illustrated book recounting historical Weezer events. It was written by Koch and illustrated by [[Alec Longstreth]].
 ==Issues==
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 *''[[Weezine Volume 2 Issue 1 - Fall 2002|Weezine Volume 2 Issue #1 - Fall 2002]]''
 *''[[Weezine Volume 2 Issue 2 - Winter 2003|Weezine Volume 2 Issue #2 - Winter 2003]]''
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+*''[[Weezine Volume 2 Issue 3 - Spring 2003|Weezine Volume 2 Issue #3 - Spring 2003]]'' (missing scans)
-*''[[Weezine Volume 2 Issue 3 - Spring 2003|Weezine Volume 2 Issue #3 - Spring 2003]]'' (missing scans)-->
 ===Karl's Corner VIP Experiences===
 *''[[Weezine Issue 15 - 2018 VIP Karl's Corner Experience Edition|Weezine Issue #15 - 2018 VIP Karl's Corner Experience Edition]]'' (missing scans)
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 ==Omnibuses==
-In [[2015]], a collection of all 14 original ''Weezine'' issues entitled the ''Weezine Omnibus'' was released, exclusively for fan club members. It featured high quality scans of each issue, alongside many of the different letters and goodies that were sent to members of the fan club throughout the 90's. It was compiled and designed by [[Alec Longstreth]] and edited by Karl Koch.<ref>Longstreth, Alec. March 27, 2019. Weezine Omnibus. ''Alec Illustration''. https://alecillustration.blogspot.com/2019/03/weezine-omnibus.html.</ref>
+In [[2015]], a collection of all 14 original ''Weezine'' issues entitled the ''Weezine Omnibus'' was released, exclusively for fan club members. It featured high quality scans of each issue, alongside many of the different letters and goodies that were sent to members of the fan club throughout the 90's. It was compiled and designed by [[Alec Longstreth]] and edited by Karl Koch.<ref>Longstreth, Alec. March 27, 2019. ''Weezine Omnibus''. Alec Illustration. https://alecillustration.blogspot.com/2019/03/weezine-omnibus.html.</ref>
-Longstreth and Koch would collaborate again to release a new version of this collection in [[2016]] under the title of ''Weezine Omnibus: Deluxe Edition''. It featured scans of the original color copies of each ''Weezine'' issue, as well as over 100 extra pages containing various fan club materials pulled from Koch's vault. It was intended as a definitive source of fan club info for hardcore Weezer fans.<ref>Longstreth, Alec. April 3, 2019. Weezine Omnibus: Deluxe Edition. ''Alec Illustration''. https://alecillustration.blogspot.com/2019/04/weezine-omnibus-deluxe-edition.html.</ref>
+Longstreth and Koch would collaborate again to release a new version of this collection in [[2016]] under the title of ''Weezine Omnibus: Deluxe Edition''. It featured scans of the original color copies of each ''Weezine'' issue, as well as over 100 extra pages containing various fan club materials pulled from Koch's vault. It was intended as a definitive source of fan club info for hardcore Weezer fans.<ref>Longstreth, Alec. April 3, 2019. ''Weezine Omnibus: Deluxe Edition''. Alec Illustration. https://alecillustration.blogspot.com/2019/04/weezine-omnibus-deluxe-edition.html.</ref>
 <gallery>
 Image:Omnibus 2048x2048.jpg|Cover of the original omnibus.
 Image:OmnibusDeluxe grande.jpg|Cover of the deluxe omnibus.
 </gallery>
+==Other fanzines==
+{{Expand section}}
+Around [[1996]], a zine titled ''[[Mattzine Issue 1 - The Prom Edition|The Teenage Infatuation with Matt Sharp That Ate My Brain... and My Buick Too Issue #1 - The Prom Edition]]'', or ''Mattzine'', was released to members of the [[Matt Sharp]] fanclub. Little information is known about the zine or the fan club.
+In October, [[2006]], a webzine titled ''Jonas Comix'' was released online by the Weezer forum WeezerJonas. It was featured in the [[Karl's Corner - 10/27/2006|October 27, 2006 Karl's Corner]], where Koch calls it "Weezine Mk3".
 ==See also==
 *[[Weezer Fan Club]]
 *[[Mykel and Carli Allan]]
-*''[[Mattzine Issue 1 - The Prom Edition]]''
 ==References==