Wonders (Mark A Hall)

This issue of WONDERS magazine, Vol.1 No.1, April 1992, focuses on the topic of 'Thunderbirds,' or giant birds. It includes a lengthy reply by publisher Mark A. Hall to a review of

Wonders - Vol 1 No 2 - 1992

This issue of WONDERS magazine, published in June 1992, focuses on the concept of 'True Giants,' distinct from human beings and Bigfoot. It explores evidence from European folklore

Wonders - Vol 1 No 3 - 1992

This issue of WONDERS magazine investigates the concept of 'True Giants,' beings that purportedly grew to heights of ten to twenty feet, distinct from enlarged humans or oversized

Wonders - Vol 1 No 4 - 1992

This issue of WONDERS magazine, dated December 1992, focuses on the alleged sightings of a creature dubbed 'Pinky' in Florida's St. Johns River. The article details a 1975 sighting

Wonders - Vol 2 No 1 - 1993

This issue of WONDERS magazine, dated March 1993, focuses on the topic of 'Giant Bones' and the related mystery of Bigfoot. The editor, Mark A. Hall, discusses the lack of fossil e

Wonders - Vol 2 No 2 - 1993

This issue of WONDERS magazine, dated June 1993, delves into the nature of unexplained phenomena, defining them as puzzling and disturbing matters that suggest more to existence th

Wonders - Vol 2 No 3 - 1993

This issue of WONDERS magazine, dated September 1993, delves into the 'Mysteries in S. E. Asia.' It features an article by Mark A. Hall detailing various unexplained phenomena and

Wonders - Vol 2 No 4 - 1993

This issue of WONDERS magazine, dated December 1993, focuses on defining and clarifying the terms 'Yeti' and 'Bigfoot,' which have been subject to loose application. It traces the

Wonders - Vol 3 No 1 - 1994

This issue of WONDERS magazine explores the theory that modern sightings of 'black panthers' and large, maned cats in North America are evidence of surviving Panthera atrox, the ex

Wonders - Vol 3 No 2 - 1994

This issue of WONDERS magazine delves into the complex subject of Bigfoot, proposing that 'Bigfoot' sightings may refer to several distinct primate species that have survived into

Wonders - Vol 3 No 3 - 1994

This issue of WONDERS delves into the mystery of the Minnesota Iceman, a purported hairy, humanoid body preserved in ice, first exhibited in 1967. The article details its exhibitio

Wonders - Vol 3 No 4 - 1994

This issue of WONDERS magazine, dated December 1994, focuses on "Giant Snakes and Mystery Mounds in North America." It explores the historical and prehistoric evidence of serpent e

Wonders - Vol 4 No 1 - 1995

This issue of WONDERS magazine focuses on the Gardar Skull, discovered in Greenland in 1926 and dated to the twelfth century. Professor F.C.C. Hansen named it Homo gardarensis, sug

Wonders - Vol 4 No 2 - 1995

This issue of WONDERS magazine explores the 'shifting crust' hypothesis, which posits that Earth's outer shell periodically moves, creating new 'Earths' with different climatic and

Wonders - Vol 4 No 3 - 1995

This issue of WONDERS magazine, dated September 1995, focuses on reports of 'True Giants' and giant snakes. It details historical accounts and modern sightings of large, human-like

Wonders - Vol 4 No 4 - 1995

This issue of WONDERS magazine focuses on the phenomenon of Thunderbirds, exploring their potential existence and historical accounts. Articles discuss the scientific classificatio

Wonders - Vol 5 No 1 - 1998

This issue of WONDERS magazine, published in March 1998, focuses on Homo gardarensis, a proposed species of large, intelligent primate that co-existed with humans. The article deta

Wonders - Vol 5 No 2 - 1998

This issue of WONDERS magazine delves into the historical debates surrounding Viking exploration in North America. It examines Andrew Fossum's theory on the locations of Vinland, M

Wonders - Vol 5 No 3 - 1998

This issue of WONDERS magazine, 'Bighoot - The Giant Owl,' explores the legend and reported sightings of a massive, unknown bird species. The article traces the creature's presence

Wonders - Vol 5 No 4 - 1998

This issue of WONDERS magazine, dated December 1998, delves into various 'unseen forces' influencing life. The editorial discusses the ancestral link between Gigantopithecus and my

Wonders - Vol 6 No 1 - 1999

1999

This issue of Wonders magazine, 'Mark A Hall's Guide to North American Monsters,' explores various cryptids and legendary creatures across the continent. It details sightings of Th

Wonders - Vol 6 No 2 - 2000

2000

This issue of WONDERS magazine, dated June 2000, focuses on the topic of mermaids. The editorial discusses the evolving perception of Norse sagas and the concept of 'Greater Irelan

Wonders - Vol 6 No 3 - 2001

2001

This issue of WONDERS explores the theory of pre-Columbian Irish and other European presence in North America, predating the Norse. It delves into the identification of lands like

Wonders - Vol 6 No 4 - 2001

2001

This issue of WONDERS magazine, dated December 2001, explores the concept of 'Primate Survivors' beyond modern humans, including Bigfoot, Yeti, True Giants, and Water Ape-Men, trac

Wonders - Vol 7 No 1 - 2002

This issue of WONDERS magazine details the 1950s Bladenboro Beast phenomenon, a series of dog killings attributed to a mysterious creature. The reports describe a cat-like animal,

Wonders - Vol 7 No 2 - 2002

This issue of WONDERS magazine, published in June 2002, focuses on 'The Hidden Animals of the Carolinas.' It delves into reports of cryptids and unusual creatures in the region, in

Wonders - Vol 7 No 3 - 2002

This issue of WONDERS magazine, 'Birds That Carry Off People,' delves into historical accounts and modern reports of large birds abducting humans and animals. It examines the 1932

Wonders - Vol 7 No 4 - 2002