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Peripatetic
| Zine | |
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| Title: | Peripatetic |
| Publisher: | Catacombs Press |
| Editor(s): | George Eichler |
| Date(s): | 1980-1981 |
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| Fandom: | Fantastic Journey/Space 1999 |
| Language: | English |
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Peripatetic is a gen Fantastic Journey anthology that after the first issue became a zine that branched out to all other media fandoms (Genesis 2, Planet Earth, Logan's Run, Fantastic Voyage, Space: 1999).
Issue 1
Peripatetic 1 was published in February 1980 by the Fantastic Journey Fan Alliance and contains 94 pages.
The cover is by Rose Marie Badgett.
- Peripatetic comments (2)
- Veils of Deepening Blue, FJ story of Atlantium written and illustrated by P. Munson (4)
- Fantastic Journey limericks by R. Hansen (24)
- The Inner Dimension, by E. Elliott and S. Williams (26)
- The Way Back Home, by R. Hansen (63)
- The Fanatic Journey, an FJ parody by B. Dotson (77)
- Sara, by G. Eichler (84)
Issue 2
Peripatetic 2 was published in July 1981 and contains 164 pages.
An ad in Datazine #15 says: "The formally all Fantastic Journey fanzine has changed it format for the second issue to include all SF with an emphasis on Space: 1999."
- Start Somewhere, Space: 1999 fic by Bonnie J. Yoman (reprinted in Beating the Odds in 1982)
- Space: 1999 fiction by Gail Zenner and Rebecca Eisenhuth
- other SF fiction by Chris Hantzopulos and Michelle Yardumian
- art by Munson, Harill, Eisenhuth and Yordumian [one of these names is a typo]
- humor from George Eichler, Bill Dotson, Chris Hantzopulos
- the first Space: 1999 musical: "What's It All About Alpha?" by Alice Newsom and the Georgia Delegation, later in the con program for Breakaway
- a Con '80 graffiti board
- more
Issue 3
Peripatetic 3 was published in 1983 and contains 108 pages.
It includes content from Battlestar Galactica, Galactica 1980, Space: 1999, and Fantastic Journey.