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Mary Ann Emerson
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| Alias(es): | Mary Ann Emerson |
| Type: | Fanartist |
| Fandoms: | Star Trek: TOS |
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Mary Ann Emerson is fanartist that contributed to Star Trek: The Original Series zines in the 1970s.
Zine Contributions
- Accumulated Leave
- Interphase
- Mahko Root
- Metamorphosis
- Probe
- R & R
- Sehlat's Roar
- T-Negative
- Time Warp
- Warped Space
- World Enough
Sample Art
1976
from Metamorphosis #2
from Probe #9
![from R & R #2, for World Enough -- "Mary Ann Emerson's illos in no way fit the story but they are damned funny nonetheless." [1]](/w/images/thumb/a/a5/Randr2art8.jpg/180px-Randr2art8.jpg)
from R & R #2, for World Enough -- "Mary Ann Emerson's illos in no way fit the story but they are damned funny nonetheless." [1]
from R & R #2, portrays Zephrem Cochrane and The Companion in a nod to American Gothic
from Metamorphosis #2
![from R & R #2, for World Enough -- "Mary Ann Emerson's illos in no way fit the story but they are damned funny nonetheless." [1]](/wiki/File:Randr2art8.jpg)
1977
![from Sehlat's Roar #4 -- Mary Ann Emerson and Paula Smith bring the Enterprise up to speed: "If you've just flipped over to the back cover, you'll notice that perched behind the navigation console, looking rather confused, is, none other than ------- Paula Smith! (Surprise Paula!)." [2]](/w/images/thumb/c/c9/Sehlat4back.jpg/136px-Sehlat4back.jpg)
from Sehlat's Roar #4 -- Mary Ann Emerson and Paula Smith bring the Enterprise up to speed: "If you've just flipped over to the back cover, you'll notice that perched behind the navigation console, looking rather confused, is, none other than ------- Paula Smith! (Surprise Paula!)." [2]
from T-Negative #32/33 (1977)
from R & R #5, for The Ultimate Shore Leave
from Interphase #4 (1977)
Art from Interphase #4 (1977)
from Mahko Root #1 (1977)
from Mahko Root #1 (1977)
from Sehlat's Roar #3, from the sehlat art portfolio
from Sehlat's Roar #3, from the sehlat art portfolio
from Sehlat's Roar #3, from the sehlat art portfolio
from R & R #3, for About the Size of It
![from Sehlat's Roar #4 -- Mary Ann Emerson and Paula Smith bring the Enterprise up to speed: "If you've just flipped over to the back cover, you'll notice that perched behind the navigation console, looking rather confused, is, none other than ------- Paula Smith! (Surprise Paula!)." [2]](/wiki/File:Sehlat4back.jpg)
1978
from Time Warp #2, from the "Les Femmes Des Fantasia Folio"
from Mahko Root #2
from Mahko Root #2
from Mahko Root #2
from R & R #6/7 for "Little Sleep"
from Probe #12, for "Black Goddess"
from Warped Space #31/32
1979
References
- ^ from Implosion #5
- ^ from the editorial of Sehlat's Roar #4