Later, as fans of the works of Edgar Rice Burroughs, Cazedessus and Alfred Guillory Jr. launched the fanzine ERB-dom in May, 1960. Following Guillory's death the following year, Caz became the magazine's sole editor and publisher. ERB-dom was nominated for the Hugo Award for Best Fanzine in 1964 and 1966, winning the award in 1966. ERB-dom went monthly in January, 1970 with full color covers. In 1974 it returned to less frequent publication, and the "final" issue was No. 89, November, 1976. In December, 1988 Caz revived his old ad-zine, The Fantasy Collector, incorporated ERB-dom in 1993, and in January, 1997 changed the name to Pulpdom, which continued for 75 issues, the last in August, 2013. All these issues of The Fantasy Collector and Pulpdom contain illustrated articles on pulp magazines, reviews of and fiction by popular authors of the early 20th century. Ultimately, Pulpdom Online was inaugurated in December, 2013 and continues today with headquarters at Pulpdom.com.