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Not Exactly a Knight
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| Title: | Not Exactly a Knight |
| Publisher: | Double D Press |
| Editor(s): | Mary Urhausen and Samia Martz |
| Date(s): | 1991 |
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| Fandom: | Indiana Jones |
| Language: | English |
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Not Exactly a Knight is a gen 148-page Indiana Jones anthology of sixteen stories and poems.
The title comes from a line in "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom," where Indiana informs the Holy Grail's chivalrous guardian that he is "not exactly a knight."
The art is by Maureen B, Dianne Smith, Wanda Lybarger, Rebecca Carey, and Dani.
Contents
NOTE: image used for transcription was very blurry and there may be errors.
- editorial by Samia Martz (3)
- Sarah -- Reflections by S. Cope, art by Rebecca Carey (5)
- Southern Discomfort by Sue Zahn (14)
- The Strength of Sorrow by Diane Fleming, art by Wanda Lybarger (22)
- Little Treasures by Karen Estabrook, art by Wanda Lybarger (43)
- Oatmeal Friends by Rebecca S. Cope (49)
- Limerick by Irina Osterby (33)
- Illumination by Carolyn Golledge ("A sequel to Indiana Jones: The Last Crusade. The Nazis recapture the Jones boys and force them to dig for the Grail in the collapsed cavern."), art by Dianne Smith (36)
- Not Exactly a Knight by Irina Osterby (74)
- Misunderstanding by Samia Martz, art by Dani (77)
- The Child is the Father of the Man by the Southern Illinois Number Team (81)
- The Nazi Who Loved Me by Rebecca S. Carey (82)
- Fedora -- Renee Schieber, art by Dani (91)
- Summer Session by Karen Ripley, art by Rebecca Carey (94)
- The Last Time We Talked by Karen Estabrook, art by Wanda Lybarger (114)
- Gladly the Crown I'd Bear by Samia R. Martz, art by Wanda Lybarger and Rebecca Carey (118)
Covers
front cover by Dianne Smith: "The Man in the Hat"
back cover by Maureen B.: "Indy and Dad"
