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IMIPAC (Blake's 7 zine)
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| Title: | IMIPAC |
| Publisher: | IMIPAC, an "Avon, Vila, Zen and Orac Appreciation Society" |
| Editor(s): | Chris Clark? |
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| Date(s): | 1980s |
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| Fandom: | Blake’s 7 |
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| Language: | English |
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IMIPAC is a gen Blake's 7 anthology issued by the IMIPAC in the UK.
It contains mostly fiction.
There are six issues.
Regarding the title: "IMIPAK (occasionally referred to in apocrypha as IMIPAC) was a weapon developed by Coser. Its name stood for Induced Molecular Instability Projector And Key." [1]
Issue 1
IMIPAC 1
Issue 2
IMIPAC 2
Issue 3
IMIPAC 3
Issue 4
IMIPAC 4 was published in June 1982.
Issue 5
IMIPAC 5 was published in February 1983 and contains 30 pages.
Issue 6
IMIPAC 6 was published in September 1983.
References
- ^ from the Blake's 7 Wiki