The IlluminatorsnArmed with steel pen instead of sword,nour first illustrator, Warren Chappell,nserved Chronicles like a knight. Elves,ncharging horsemen, centaurs rampantncame forth under his hand to spreadnbeyond the hundreds of his books, intona world of cultural polemic. Chappellndid not fade away—resplendent in thenblaze of his joyous covers he stillnfollows us, writing praise or admonitionnas he sees fit.nOur first art director, Barbara DenWitz, redesigned the magazine inn1985 to give it its present look, while atnthe same time providing illustrations.nWhen Emilia and Zbigniew Fitz becamenregular illustrators, the visualnIllustrations by Warren Chappelln.j^mS^S^^S^^^’ut c^^SSnS? jPjiafi^’^WTiirS^f^lfct”” -^n’S^T^yjSv^tgrQJiTQ^^n^P’^fet^Kfes–^^KSn^’^^^^H>VO’>^-V?M!^’^^n^ • TI^SC'”;-: .’-.•:’y>’^ mnw^w^w^^n-Y^Unnn ^nt^ K^iC^S^n;ja.j»».^ C–‘ j(jr—• >-ntions constitute a cri du coeur.nThe Fitzes will be with us for a longntime—if nothing else, their whimsicalnvignettes may keep the Devil puzzled,nlong enough for us to take his measure.n(continued on page 14)nvcP^i^^m. ‘9^ -^n^^msnMi^^?!^>£^m^^nTBHS*^^^-^^?^ ^tn^irHj^^^^N^-‘-iiv JS^Y^n:T^^>^y’ •”XJ’-m^itTI^-r’Vn-^ninuno^rj •n? S ^nLfa^^ «n^j^an