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Face Collection

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Zine
Title: Face Collection
Publisher:
Editor(s):
Date(s): 1980s
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Medium: print
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Genre: gen
Fandom: A-Team & Battlestar Galactica (1978)
Language: English
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Face Collection is a gen 73-page anthology of stories from various multimedia sources.

It focuses on the character, Face.

It has a slash sister zine called Slash Collection as well as some gen sister zines, A-Team Collection, Hannibal Collection, and Murdock Collection.

Contents

Reactions and Reviews

* Overall:8.5
  • Fiction:8
  • Artwork:8.5
  • Layout/editing:7

Favorites: (1) "Comrades" because character development (2) Comrades because I like reading stories about the team before the 'incident' that put them on the run. I liked the show of feelings & concern between the guys.

Least Favorites: (1) "In Nam we trust", and "Double Take" because didn't ring true, either one. I only like crossovers when they are really good. This one's mediocre. (2) The poetry because there is nothing wrong with it. It's just not my thing.

Other comments: (1) better than the Hannibal collection

(2) Geez, talk about Face having a bad day : ) In this zine he gets beatup, blinded, killed, and shot not once but at least 3 times. A good read for fans who like hurt/comfort stories.

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References

  1. ^ "Sockii Press Questionnaire". Archived from the original on 2009-07-04.