Hellfire (Airwolf zine)
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| Title: | Hellfire |
| Publisher: | Entropy Press |
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| Medium: | print zine |
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| Fandom: | Airwolf |
| Language: | English |
| External Links: | zine flyer |
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Hellfire is a 160-page gen Airwolf anthology.
Summary from the flyer:
RED LADY DOWN by Jack Heston. Sequel to episode 'Crossover.' Intending only to scare away the Soviet Delta submarine which was to collect the Czech defector, String, Dom and Cait find to their horror that Airwolf's weapons infact sank the craft. 137 Soviet sailors have gone to a cold grave -- or have they? Some may survive, and String dives with a Firm team to a web of intrigue and terrorism 1100 feet under the grey Pacific.
BLACK RAIN by G W Conrad. The piece of heaven where String retreats from the world seems sacrosanct, but not from the assault of chemical toxicity. Finding a deformed fish in his lake, String sees the Greens' point as never before, and launches a hellfire crusade to keep his valley alive.
GABRIELLE by Carla Manners. Eagles are born innocent: they must be taught aggression by their parents. When String finds himself foster parent to an unhatched eagle egg, a whole new life opens for him. A place where a tired soldier can make all the difference in the world.
THUNDER CREED by G W Conrad. On a Caribbean island a US force waits for orders that will never come, part of North & Poindexter's Junta: a strike force to annihilate Central America in a firestorm. Into this blunders marine archaeologist Robyn Helmond , old flame of Archangel, and vanishes without trace. This time Airwolf's mission is a personal favour, but String, Dom and Cait have no idea what they face.