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Beating the Odds
| Zine | |
|---|---|
| Title: | Beating the Odds |
| Publisher: | Terry S. Bowers and Bonnie J. Yoman |
| Editor(s): | Terry S. Bowers and Bonnie J. Yoman |
| Date(s): | May 1982 |
| Series?: | |
| Medium: | |
| Genre: | |
| Fandom: | Space: 1999 |
| Language: | English |
| External Links: | info about zine here and here |
| Click here for related articles on Fanlore. | |
Beating the Odds is a 105-page het Space: 1999 zine written by Terry S. Bowers and Bonnie J. Yoman.
It contains three John/Helena stories.
The artwork by Judy Moore, Keith Young, Rose Marie Badgett, and Benita J. Fernandez.
Fic
The zine contains three stories:
- An Innocent Victim by Terry S. Bowers (Helena is caught in the middle of a brawl caused by the green sickness. Injured, she becomes blind.) (Written February 1981) (1)
- Start Somewhere by Bonnie J. Yoman (Helena's quest to Koenig to allow births on Alpha, and Koenig and Helena's personal feelings about having a child.) (Written August 1980) (first printed in Peripatetic #2). (39)
- Beating the Odds by Terry S. Bowers (John and Helena have a baby girl named Kate.) (Written June 1981) (67)
Inside Sample
Keith Young
Rose Marie Badgett
Judy Moore
Judy Moore
Judy Moore: A scene at a baby shower: ""You look real cute. Cobber. Now all you need is a koala bear." Almost instantly, a light engulfed Maya, and before Tony could protest he found he was holding a small, cudly live bear in his lap. The gathered group of people broke into laughter as the Maya-bear hugged Tony around the neck, clinging to him and watching him with it's big brown eyes. "Hey! Cut it out, Maya! Come on! Maya!" The light engulfed Maya again, and when she returned to her normal form, the room was filled with her giggles. Helena and John watched as Tony frowned at her, then smiled. It hadn't been all that bad."
