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I posted this issue on the Dragon messageboard, but thought I'd put it here as well. I'm trying to assess a level of interest in slipcases for Dungeon and Dragon magazines and hopefully convince Paizo to provide such a product.
Namely, in addition to my subscriptions to Dungeon and Dragon magazines, I've also had around ten years of subscriptions with National Geographic. For around $19.70, you can buy slipcases to hold an entire year's worth of magazines in two slipcases that resemble fancy brown leather books. These slipcases are great to protect the magazines from wear and tear and further, they look nice and organized.
Given my happy experience with such slipcases, I thought it would be nice to have something comparable for my Dungeon and Dragon magazine collections. Moreover, while National Geographic allows you to order specific slipcases for each year, Paizo need not do the same thing. Rather, Paizo could release more generic slipcases that could be readily adapted to each individual purchasers collection. Maybe Paizo could even provide a spot on the slipcase to affix a lable for that year's collection.
So what say you, general public? Does this sound interesting?
I quite like the idea. :) It'd make it easier to keep the mags in a more accessible spot, rather than having to put them away in the basement so the upstairs wouldn't look so untidy...
Excellent idea! I was thinking of that very thing myself. I've been looking around to see if I can find generic covers of a suitable size and haven't had any luck. The only ones I've seen are for National Geographic as well. As it is my back issues are stuffed in boxes...not easy to access that way.