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Supplementary Section
| Zine | |
|---|---|
| Title: | FSupplementary Section |
| Publisher: | Ad Nauseum Press |
| Editor(s): | "credit eradicated upon request!" |
| Date(s): | October 1981 or 1982 |
| Series?: | yes, all of H/J zines are |
| Medium: | |
| Genre: | |
| Fandom: | Harry and Johnny |
| Language: | English |
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Supplementary Section is a slash Harry and Johnny 30-page collage of newspaper and magazine headlines, pictures, fiction, and greeting cards, a "fun zine," of material compiled by various anonymous fans in honor of Ruth Kurz and Teri White.
Contents
- many uncredited cartoons
- Flash Cube by Our T. Harrietta ("The continuing narrative saga of Honny/Jarry, two sanitation workers from the city of Fran Sancrisco or A short (well, relatively short) story in search of a plot.")
- two satirical LOCs: "I think it's disgusting, immoral, indecent, and I need 4 more copies." by Mary Lou Dodge [1] and "I think it's the most ridiculous drivel I've ever read. I ought to know because I've read it six times!!" by Pen E. Worn [2]
- Hustler ("This little story is fondly written in honor of Teri White and Ruth Kurz by the following people (the hit list): Barbara Gompf, Laurie Haldeman, Marion Hale, Lynn Holland, Beth Nugteren, Debbi Okoniewski.")
- Magnum Force: Resolution, poem by Jackie Wagner
- All Hallow's Eve, An Outline by Eileen Roy ("Well, what do you want, the frippin' con [3] is in twelve days. Who do you think I am? Teri? Ruth? A possible aftermath to Nightgames.")
Sample Gallery
note the jab at Penny Warren who must have disapproved of this series
References
- ^ This is a jab at Mary Lou Dodge and her criticism of explicit fanworks, a controversy that ignited the creation age statements and fanworks.
- ^ " Pen E. Worn" is a jab at Penny Warren who, while didn't have a problem with slash, appeared to not be a fan of Harry/Johnny.
- ^ "the frippin' con" is likely ZebraCon.