Mondo 2000 (Issue 13), Edited by Wes Thomas and others, Fun City MegaMedia, 1995, Glossy Magazine, 11x 8.5 x .25″, 128pp. Seminal Cyberzine, CyberPunk, Cyberculture, Virtual Reality, Precursor to Wired Magazine, Explosively Illustrated, Scarce and Collectible

VERY GOOD condition – Light wear to covers, pages unmarked, subscription postcard laid in, If read at all, was read lighty..
Carefully packaged and shipped in a Gemini Mailer.

Mondo 2000 was a glossy cyberculture magazine published in California during the 1980s and 1990s. It covered cyberpunk topics such as virtual reality and smart drugs. It was a more anarchic and subversive prototype for the later-founded Wired magazine.
The magazine continued until 1998, with the last issue being #17.
Mondo 2000 originated as High Frontiers in 1984, edited by R. U. Sirius (pseudonym for Ken Goffman) with co-editor and publisher Morgan Russell. R. U. Sirius was succeeded as Editor-in-Chief by Alison Bailey Kennedy, a.k.a. “Queen Mu” and “Alison Wonderland”.[2]

Sirius was joined by hacker Jude Milhon (a.k.a. St. Jude) as editor and the magazine was renamed Reality Hackers in 1988 to better reflect its drugs and computers theme. It changed title again to Mondo 2000 in 1989. Art director and photographer Bart Nagel, a pioneer in Photoshop collage, created the publication’s elegantly surrealist aesthetic. R. U. Sirius left at the beginning of 1993, at about the same time as the launch of Wired. The magazine continued until 1998, with the last issue being #17.