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Dabo! The Trek 'Zine of Games and Fun
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Title: | Dabo! The Trek 'Zine of Games and Fun |
Publisher: | Prairie Dog Press, out of Nesconset, New York |
Editor(s): | Dawn Scholesser, Charles Sabella |
Date(s): | 1996 |
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Size: | digest-sized |
Fandom: | Star Trek |
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Dabo! The Trek 'Zine of Games and Fun is a digest-sized 44-page zine of Star Trek humor, crossword and other puzzles.
In canon, Dabo was a roulette-style game of chance developed by the Ferengi. When one won, it was customary to shout "Dabo!"
From the zine cover: "A one-time only 'zine from the publishers of Star-Crossed! Featuring: An Interview with "Neelix," "The Robot's Revenge," "The House of Spock," and "ST:TNG: Geezers" (A spoof of Scotty's visit to the Enterprise-D.) Plus crossword puzzles, cartoons, word searches & more!"
From the zine's interior: "Congratulations! You've just opened the most unique fanzine this side of the Delta Quadrant. Inside, you'll find lots of puzzles, cartoon,s and some very funny stories. While we're sorry to say that this will be the only issue of DABO!, you can also find lots of entertaining stories in our sister publication, Star-Crossed. I won't keep you any longer -- I hope you have as much fun reading DABO! as we did putting it together for you!"
Contributors: Joel Burdick, Don J. Chaddock, Joyce A. Dwulet, Stephanie Etmanski, Jan Fleck, Timothy Gerard, D. Lynn Simpson, Sean L. Snyderman, Kiel Stuart.