Satire Trek Comicordance
You may be looking for Satire Trek Comix Cartoons, a zine of comics and cartoons.
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| Title: | Satire Trek Comicordance |
| Publisher: | Ma to Em Mouse Publications (Mathom House) |
| Editor(s): | Henry Roll |
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| Date(s): | January 1975 |
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| Fandom: | Star Trek: TOS |
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Satire Trek Comicordance was "piled and wrotten" by Henry Roll and contains 22 pages. On the cover: "A Portal Parody," which is a reference to Roll's zine Portal. The subtitle on the title page is: "Of Peeples, Platzes & Thingies."
Satire Trek Comicordance is a parody of the famous Star Trek Concordance, edited by Bjo Trimble.
This zine was published by Mathom House, which was operated by the Trimbles, which means this fanwork had their approval and cooperation.
From the introduction:
The Star Trek Concordance is a fanzine encyclopedia to the Star Trek universe. This is NOT the Concordance. This is the COMICORDANCE. This is but a pale screwed up parody of the original. Everything they did right we do wrong. We distort juggle and misrepresent the facts. A parody is not an attack on the original but a manic distortion designed to provide amusement, hopefully, to those who know and love the subject. Gene Roddenberry, the staff and the actors have regularly shown a keen sense of humor as witnessed in the Blooper reel. In this spirit the Comicordance was devised as sort of an ersatz plastic blooper reel. If you are not amused then,sigh, we have failed. We've tried in our own little way to add one small Jesters planet to Roddenberry's brave new universe.
The Illos
Much of the art were direct parodies of the art in Star Trek Concordance, with additions/alterations by Henry Roll. The artists' names listed were riffs on the original artists' names (shown below in parenthesis).
"Illustrafed" by:
- Amy Roll (Alicia Austin)
- HR (JB)
- Daddy Bear (George Barr)
- Baby Bear (Greg Bear)
- Cordwainer Bird (Mattewillis Beard) ("Cordwainer Bird" is, in turn, a pseud for Harlan Ellison)
- Bonnie Parker (Bonnie Bergstrom)
- Clyde Barrow (Johnny Chambers)
- King Courtly (Tim Courtney)
- Knferian Apples (Katherine Cribbs)
- Nancy Crater (Nancy Criss)
- Windy Fizzbin (Wendy Fletcher)
- Big John (Greg Jein)
- Jim Kirk (Tim Kirk)
- Kari Far (Cathy Hill)
- Tar Rhodes (T. Rhodes)
- Gary Seven (Don Simpson)
- Bjo-Computer (Bjo Trimble)
- Planet Wrigley (Robert Wadey)
- Imreally Zonked (Bernard Zuber)
- Henry Roll (Henry Roll)
from "Satire Trek Comicordance" - table of contents, plus editor's notes by Bjo Trimble
the Star Trek Concordance illo parodied, artist: Greg Bear
from "Satire Trek Comicordance" - "Dr. Spock and Mr. Nimoy" and "acupuncture points", Dr. Spock has a tiny beanie at the top of his head
[the Star Trek Concordance illo parodied, artist: Nancy Criss
from "Satire Trek Comicordance" - "Headache Pain" and "Anacin Commercial"
the Star Trek Concordance illo parodied, artist: Johnny Chambers
from "Satire Trek Comicordance", Gene Roddenberry puts that in his pipe and smokes it: on his pipe: "Star Trek shall rise again."
the Star Trek Concordance illo parodied, artist: George Barr
from "Satire Trek Comicordance" - "Acme Spock Remover" - "Watchit!"
Star Trek Concordance illo parodied, artist: Mattewillis Beard
from "Satire Trek Comicordance" - "Bones with Scribblers Syndrome"
Star Trek Concordance illo parodied, artist: Tim Courtney
from "Satire Trek Comicordance", "David Gerrold as David Gerrold, gobble gobble"
Star Trek Concordance illo parodied, artist: George Barr
from "Satire Trek Comicordance" - "Freckles"
Star Trek Concordance illo parodied, artist: Tim Courtney
from "Satire Trek Comicordance" - "Majel and His SON", her skirt says "Star Trek Lives" over and over again (the sort-of RPF-y suggestion that Majel Barrett and Leonard Nimoy had a child together)
Star Trek Concordance illo parodied, artist: Wendy Fletcher portrays a "servant of Vaal"
