Excalibur Log
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Title: | Excalibur Log |
Publisher: | U.S.S. Excalibur in "association with G&G Enterprises" out of Upperco, Maryland |
Editor(s): | Larry Gipe, assistant editor is David Greens |
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Date(s): | around 1977 or 1978 |
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Fandom: | Star Trek: TOS |
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Excalibur Log is a Star Trek: TOS anthology fanzine. At least 3 issues were published.
Issue 1
Excalibur Log 1 was published in 1977.
Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1
Excalibur Log is a thin edition, fairly good for a first try. There is a Star Trek meets Space: 1999 story which is pretty good, and article on anti-matter which is very good, and two reviews, one on the Star Trek Poster Book, the other of "Who Mourns for Adonis", ST episode. The lack of art is all too apparent. As I said before, fairly good for a first try, maybe issue issue #2 will be better.
Rating: 6 out of 10. [1]
Issue 2
Excalibur Log 2
Artists were Larry Gipe and David Rowen. Writers were David Greens, Larry Gipe, David Rowan, and Carl J. Frushon.
- Editorial (1)
- Letters (4)
- Science: Interstellar Travel, article (4)
- Sci-fi in Review: "Starship Invasions" (5)
- Enterprise, article by Carl J. Frushon (6)
- The Contribution of Films to Sci-fi, article by David Greens (7)
- Titled Lampoons (8)
- The Deep Freeze, fiction by David Rowan (9)
Issue 3
Excalibur Log 3
- ^ from Star Trek Nuts & Bolts #20