Starfleet Communiqué
| Zine | |
|---|---|
| Title: | Starfleet Communiqué |
| Publisher: | STARFLEET: The International Star Trek Fan Association, Inc. |
| Editor(s): | Eric A. Stillwell, Tony Wynn |
| Type: | |
| Date(s): | 1981-present |
| Frequency: | |
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| Fandom: | Star Trek |
| External Links: | Newsletters are archived here (1989-2009) & more history here |
| Click here for related articles on Fanlore. | |
Starfleet Communiqué is a gen Star Trek: TOS clubzine and newsletter of the STARFLEET: The International Star Trek Fan Association, Inc., a role-playing organization (hence the Starfleet titles combined with the names to indicate positions in the club).
It was edited by "Admiral" Eric A. Stillwell with the help of his childhood friend, Chief of Communications "Vice Admiral" Tony Wynn (who assumed a Vulcan persona under the name of "T. Wxyn)." When Wynn entered the U.S. Air Force in September 1981, Stillwell assumed all editing and publishing duties.
Issues were offset and ran 12-16 pages.
The early issues used the word "supplemental" in the title of the zine was due to it not having been the official club newsletter at the time, which was entitled Starfleet Communications, and apparently suffered from significant delays.[1]
There are at least seven issues of "Starfleet Supplemental Communiqué" before it replaced "Starfleet Communications" as the organization's newsletter. It was then renamed "Starfleet Communiqué" and became the official newsletter of the club. That zine is still published by the organization.[2]
Gallery
cover of v.1 n.2, Sept/Oct 1981
cover of v.2 n.1, 1st quarter 1982
cover of v.2 n.2, 1982, 23 pages
cover of v.2 n.3, 3rd quarter 1982
cover of v.3 n.1, 1983
cover of issue #15, June 1986
cover of issue #16, August 1986
cover of issue #17, Oct/Nov 1986
cover of issue #20, April 1987
cover of issue #21, June 1987
cover of issue #22, August 1987
cover of issue #23, October 1987
cover of issue #24, December 1987
cover of issue #25, February 1988
front cover issue #26 (1988)
cover of issue #31, February/March 1988
cover of issue #32, April/May 1988
cover of issue #34, Aug/Sept 1988
cover of issue #36, Dec/Jan 1990
cover of issue #37, February/March 1990
cover of issue #38, April/May 1990
cover of issue #39, June/July 1990
cover of issue #47, Oct/Nov 1991
cover of issue #50, April/May 1992
References
- ^ The entire fan club organization at that time comes across as chaotic in the description on their website The History of STARFLEET The International Star Trek Fan Association, Inc., presumably because it was organized and run mostly by teenagers (accessed 16 Jan 2010)
- ^ STARFLEET: The International Star Trek Fan Association (accessed 16 Jan 2010)