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Resurrection (Star Trek: TNG zine)

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Zine
Title: Resurrection
Publisher: Bill Hupe
Editor:
Author(s): Richard van Frank
Cover Artist(s): Marie Williams
Illustrator(s): Teeger & TACS
Date(s): 1992
Medium: print zine
Size:
Genre:
Fandom: Star Trek: TNG
Language: English
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cover by Marie Williams

Resurrection is a gen Star Trek: TNG 89-page novel by Richard van Frank. It has a cover by Marie Williams and interior work by Teegar, TACS, Maria Williams, and Robert Jan.

This zine was edited by Peg Kennedy.

It was originally to be the third part of the Hailing Frequencies series. Early submission ads refer to it as "Hailing Frequencies Three: Resurrection." It was published as a standalone zine without the reference to the previous two zines.

Summaries

From Bill Hupe's catalog:

Ensign Crusher is given permission to join an elitist group of 'time cops' on a special mission, and returns to find Tasha Yar alive and well. When Q hijacks the Enterprise to fight a new Borg threat, stranding half the crew on shore leave, Tasha finds herself in command of the 1701D.

From Media Monitor:

Tasha Yar is once again aboard the Enterprise, but not all is as it seems. An action/adventure story which includes the best elements of Human interest stories and technology.

From The Monthly:

Tasha was not killed in 'Skin and Evil.' Armus had more insidious plans. When Tasha mysteriously shows up on the Enterprise, why is Riker afraid she's a 'wolf in sheep's clothing.? Why does she blast at Worf with her phaser set to kill? Yet Picard promotes her and puts her in temporary command. Q kidnaps the ship to Sector J2-6 and the wild adventure is on again. How does she zap an attacking Borg ship -- simply and logically? Her away team lands on an impossible planet, discovers a dying people with a once glorious past. Are these beings safer under Federation principles? Tasha is hotter than ever for her old lover. Can Troi and Guinan keep her in balance?

From For Your Information:

A full-length novel by Richard van Frank, slated for illustration by Gennie Summers. Tasha Yar was not killed by Armus. So why, when she (?) reappears, is Riker afraid she's a 'wolf in sheep's clothing"? Why does she blast at Worf with a phaser set on kill? Why does Picard promote her and put her in command? How does she zap a Borg ship? And can the inoffensive ten-limbed beings she rescues from Borg slavery survive under Federation principles? Find out the answers to these and other questions by sending your $5.00.deposit plus SASE for final price notification. Due out late 91/early 92.

Chapters

  • Resurrection I (1)
  • The Babakato (31)
  • The Narrative of Grandfatherold Plagiaulax Pongo (48)
  • Annihilation (57)
  • Resurrection II (69)
  • Tag (87)
  • Notes (89)

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