allons-y
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| Zine | |
|---|---|
| Title: | allons-y |
| Publisher: | |
| Editor(s): | Jarod Rosello and Denny Connolly |
| Date(s): | Spring 2013[1][2] |
| Series?: | |
| Medium: | |
| Genre: | gen |
| Fandom: | Doctor Who |
| Language: | English |
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allons-y is a gen Doctor Who zine, named after David Tennant's common use of the phrase when he played The Doctor.
The publisher says it contains "comics, illustrations, essays, pieces of fiction, and general Who-y goodness."
The front cover is by Peter Santa-Maria and the back cover by Arnaud de Vallois.
Contents
- The Companion by Bonesteel (3)
- Doctor Baker by patrick Trienta (7)
- The Stranger by Ben Drain (8)
- Universal Truths by uke Osterritter (9)
- Mummy? by Denis St. John (13)
- Lonely Guy by Jarod rosello (14)
- The Blue Box by Prachi Patel (24)
- No Nines by Denny Connolly (26)
- Believe by Julia Ma (28)
- illustrations by Simon Mackie (30)
- Missing Pieces by Leo Rossi (32)
- Companion Road by Matt Young (40)
- Horror of Dr. Who by Joseph Carlough (42)
- illustration by Sergio Castro (49)
- illustrations by Brynna (50)
- You Never Forget Your First Doctor by Colleen Frakes (51)
- It's Called Marriage by Julia Ma (52)
- contributors (53)
- Tardis by Brian Ready (54)
Fan comments
| Examples Wanted: Editors are encouraged to add more examples or a wider variety of examples. |
Finally, Frakes has a short strip in the Doctor Who fanzine allons-y. I could have done without the long essays on Doctor Who fandom, though I suppose such things were inevitable in this sort of zine. Frakes' "You Never Forget Your First Doctor" was typically clever and unabashedly fannish, touching on the ways in which memory can make something seem better than it actually was. The only things really worth reading in the zine were personal takes on the show. I enjoyed GP Bonesteel's imagining Toy Story's Buzz Lightyear as a former companion of the Doctor turned into a toy as well as Jared Rosello's poignant then grimly funny take on facing one's fears.[3]
References
- ^ This tumblr post by dennyconnollycomic on tumblr suggests that it was in final editing in early 2013.
- ^ dennyconnollycomics Publications post, Archived version dates it to Spring 2013.
- ^ Review, Archived version from comics critic Rob Clough