Seaview Soundings
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| Title: | Seaview Soundings |
| Publisher: | Time Merchant Productions |
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| Date(s): | 1989 to early 1990s |
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| Fandom: | Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea |
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| Language: | English |
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Seaview Soundings is a gen Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea anthology. They contain no fiction.
Issue 1
Seaview Soundings 1 was published in August 1989 and contains 24 pages. It has illustrations by Fred Barr.
- Introduction to the Series; Those Amazing Aquatic Illusions; Blueprint insert; Treasure Chest: Collecting VOYAGE Memorabelia.
cover of issue #1
Issue 2
Seaview Soundings 2 was published in 1991 and contains 56 pages.
- From The Helm
- Coming Soon: Seaview, The Making Of Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea
- The Fan-Built Fleet
- S.S.R.N. Seaview Technical Manual Insert One
- The Voyage Miniatures
- The Voyage to the Bottom Of The Sea Press Book
front cover of issue #2, illustration by Frederick L. Barr of Richard Basehart as Admiral Nelson and David Hendison as Commander Lee Crane.
back cover of issue #2
Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2
I just read Seaview Soundings, Issue number 2. It has a lot of art done by the publisher - some good, part not so good. I thought he drew Admiral Nelson very well on the cover. Like Issue #1, nice background articles are included. A new addition is Part One of a pullout Technical Manual. Oddly enough, the piece of it I wish to comment on is the map of the Nelson Institute. It’s missing something - Parking spaces! The staff, scientists and crew could carpool, but it is unlikely that would be enough for the few parking spaces shown, especially in California. Otherwise, I had fun perusing the layouts.
- My gripe is the building designated as the marine mammal building -- or whatever Barr calls it - I don't have my copy at hand for the actual name. it's also too small -- it would barely hold a small dolphin tank! Otherwise, it's okay I can't wait to see the next issue of this slickly- produced zine. [1]
Issue 3
- SEAVIEW: The Making of VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA; The Voyage Miniatues: Part 2; THE SEAVIEW TECHNICAL MANUAL (note: not a full set of plans!); Down to the Sea in a Hollywood Moat; The Design and Developemtn of the Seaview; The Fan-Built Fleet: Part 2.
cover of issue #3
