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SCAM Presents
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Title: | SCAM Presents |
Publisher: | SCAM |
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Date(s): | the last in 1991 |
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Medium: | print zine, fanfic |
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Genre: | |
Fandom: | The A-Team |
Language: | English |
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SCAM Presents is a gen anthology published by SCAM, an unofficial A-Team fan club.
This club also published a newsletter, titled SCAM.
Issue 1
SCAM Presents 1 is subtitled, One More Time. It contains 49 pages.
- Encore for Boots & Bikinis by Linda Hepden
- The A-Team Chart by Cassandra, ISM and Loot
- The T-Team and The BA Team by Stephen O-Donoghue
- Blue Skies, Black Eyes and Red Face by Susan J. King
- BA's Lament by Jita,
- The Medic's Tale by Dot Fittes
- A Kind of Beginning by Victoria Jason
- The A-Team by Carol Ford.
Issue 2
SCAM Presents 2 is subtitled, Double Heat. It contains 63 pages.
- Correct Minutes by Socki (3 pages)
- Vets Stick Together by Karen Jessup (4 pages)
- If Only I'd Known by C. S. Armitage (2 pages)
- A Case of Mistaken Identity by Rae McAnally (15 page)
- High School Drug Dealers by Ruth Queensborough (2 pages)
- White Lines by Thea Quinn ("A drug lord wants revenge on the team so he kidnaps Face and gets him hooked on cocaine.") (28 pages)
Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2
- Overall:8
- Fiction:8
- Artwork:7
- Layout/editing:8
Favorite: (1) Vets Stick Together and White Lines because What can I say? I like Face hurt/comfort stories. I can just see Face's reaction in VST regarding his 'doctor'. And I like how the guys support Face, helping him with his problem in WL.
Least Favorite: (1) High School Drug Dealer because I felt is was lacking. There really
wasn't much to the story. [1]
Issue 3
SCAM Presents 3 is subtitled Treble Brewing. It contains 59 pages.
- The Arrangement by Judy Wrighton (4 pages)
- Any Wednesday by Lori Beatty (Amy & Murdock story) (8 pages)
- Getting Home by Klutz (3 pages)
- One Night in the DOOM Club by Tracy Humphreys (2 pages)
- Message for Maria by Diane Buckley (2 pages)
- Fatal Error by J.G. Park (4 pages)
- Missing in Action by Socki & Captain Sensible ('Nam-era story) (9 pages)
- Old Man River by Judy Wrighton (2 pages)
- Pecking Away at the System by Felis Sylvestris (2 pages)
- Oriental Black Eyes Meet Occidental Brown by Diane Buckley (3 pages)
- The Labyrinth by Thea Quinn ("Face is very seriously wounded during an attempted capture by Decker...but it wasn't Decker that shot at him.") (13 pages)
Reactions and Reviews: Issue 3
Any Wednesday, One Night in the DOOM Club, and Oriental Black Eyes Meet Occidental Brown: I.M.O. exceptionally good stor[ies], at least compared to the other A-Team zine stories I've read. Definitely worth checking out if you can find it. Not that the other stuff is necessarily bad, but [these] I especially enjoyed. Your Mileage May Vary. [2]
Issue 4
SCAM Presents 4 is subtitled, A Small and Deadly Four. It contains 63 pages.
- Vision of Hope by Wendy Grice (4 pages)
- Reflections by Thea Quinn (2 pages)
- In With a Chance by Vivien Young (Amy & Murdock story) (3 pages)
- Adjust or Your Dead by Felis Sylvestris (3 pages)
- Busy Line by Judy Wrighton (3 pages)
- Dreams of Yesterday by Wendy Grice (5th season story, mainly focused on Face) (21 pages)
- Forbidden Treasure by Rae McAnally (2 pages)
- Sapphires and Steele by Thea Quinn (A girl hires the team to find her missing brother.) (19 pages)
- An Impossible Case by Vivian Young (3 pages)
Issue 5
SCAM Presents 5 is subtitled, Alive at Five. It contains 56 pages and was published in 1991.