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Still Viced
| Zine | |
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| Title: | Still Viced |
| Publisher: | Brenda Cunningham |
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| Date(s): | 1990 |
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| Medium: | print zine |
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| Fandom: | Miami Vice |
| Language: | English |
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Still Viced is a gen Miami Vice 50-page anthology. It was a one-shot fanzine, a bit lighter in tone than its sister zine, Gold Coast.
Contents
- Brothers in Arms by Karen Howard ("Castillo must deal with the news that Crockett is not dead but may have turned is cause for serious reflection by Lt Castillo.")
- Hello, Little Darlin' by Jane Steinmetz ("It’s nearly Christmas and Sonny gets to play Santa for a pair of homeless teenagers.")
- Travelin' Home by Shannon ("Crockett is at loose ends after quitting his job so he goes on the road and invites Castillo along for company.")
- D.C. Babysitting, Vice Style by Sharon Gates ("When Castillo is called to Washington to testify at a trial, he is drawn into a kidnapping involving Lee Stetson and Amanda King") (crossover with Scarecrow and Mrs. King)
- Caroline's Lament — a poem by Gretchen M. Cupp
- Art by Connie Fryer