Little Stargate
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| Title: | Little Stargate |
| Publisher: | Requiem Publications |
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| Fandom: | Stargate SG-1 |
| Language: | English |
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Little Stargate is a gen anthology. The stories involve taking members of Stargate SG1 and downsizing them to children, i.e. De-Aging fic. For other articles about this trope, see Little Daniel.
Summaries are from the publisher:
Issue 1
cover of issue #1, Cleo the Muse
Little Stargate 1 Digest-sized, 208 pages, colour cover and colour art splash pages by Cleo the Muse.
- Time And Again By Annie (When the team visits a new planet with an intriguing device, it changes Daniel's life forever.) (p.5)
- From Legacy to Grandparents By Rosenquist (Being a child with adult memories is taking its toll on Daniel, and Jack's insistence that it's time for Daniel to meet his new grandparents isn't helping.) (p.29)
- Innocent Blood By Eilidh17 (On a routine mission, SG-1 runs afoul of the Yahtepec, a culture whose roots are embedded in the Aztec culture. Daniel is kidnapped and downsized to be sacrificed to their gods in accordance with their tradition of child sacrifices. The rest of his team are left in a frantic race to find him before the unthinkable is done.) (p.79)
Issue 2
Little Stargate 2 Digest-sized, 208 pages, colour cover and colour art splash pages by Cleo the Muse.
- A First Step To Healing By Lyn (Jack's grief and guilt over his son Charlie's death threatens to overwhelm the fragile relationship he is building with a now downsized Daniel.) (p.5)
- Kindred Spirits by Cleo the Muse (Daniel and Teal'c are separated from the rest of the team and subjected to an alien ritual which could alter their friendship forever.) (p.25)
- The Journey By Amberfly (P3X-888 was a place they never wanted to return to but fate had other plans. A mysterious object, a youthful Una's, and more adventure than Daniel can handle.) (p.57)