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Just This Once
| Zine | |
|---|---|
| Title: | Just This Once |
| Publisher: | "published on behalf of the Four "S's" by Susan & Ron Clarke," agented by Bill Hupe |
| Editor(s): | |
| Date(s): | 1986 |
| Series?: | |
| Medium: | |
| Genre: | gen |
| Fandom: | Star Trek: TOS |
| Language: | English |
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| Click here for related articles on Fanlore. | |
Just This Once is a gen Star Trek: TOS fanzine containing 50 pages. It was published in Australia.
Contents
The art is by Susan Campbell, Betty De Gabrielle, and Shayne McCormack.
- Postscript by Sue Bursztynski and Shayne McCormack (3)
- McCoy and The Pirate Sue Bursztynski, and Susan Clarke (7)
- Renascence by Susan Clarke and Shayne McCormack (35)
Sample Pages
inside page, Shayne McCormack
inside page, Betty De Gabrielle
inside page, text
Reactions and Reviews
I haven't read this... Just skimming through, McCoy seems to have an adventure with an ancestor of Spock's, who resembles Spock (except he is bearded) a sort of pirate named Soren. Sarek had told McCoy about this "black sheep" of the family. looks interesting. [1]
What a delight - a one-off Star Trek zine created from the combined talents of Sue(s) Clarke and Bursztynski, and Shayne McCormack. That's a formable line up. The stories are collaborations between Sue B. and Sue C., Sue C. and Shayne, and all three. The two Sue(s) story, "McCoy and the Pirate" is utterly delightful, accompanied by a glorious Betty de Gabrielle illo - speaking of illos, the Susan Campbell SFS cover is a stunner, especially the dreamy David in the centre. A must for Star Trek fans, and only $3.00 posted in Australia. [2]