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The A-Team File
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| Title: | The A-Team File |
| Publisher: | AAA Press |
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| Date(s): | 1983-86 |
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| Fandom: | The A-Team |
| Language: | English |
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The A-Team File is a gen A-Team information and fiction anthology. There are four issues.
The first three are anthologies and the last issue is a novel.
Issue 1
The A-Team File 1 was published in October 1983 and contains 50 pages.
- All That Jazz, editorial (3)
- File Notes: The A-Team (4)
- George Peppard (5)
- Banacke - Episode Guide (7)
- Ah, Colonel Lynch! How Nice to See You Again! by Linda Hepden (Knight Rider crossover) (9)
- Dwight Schultz (21)
- Technicolor Starts Here by J.A. Mortimore (22)
- A-Team Quiz (25)
- Dirk Benedict (26)
- Dialogue: Black Day at Bad Rock by J.A. Mortimore (29)
- The A-Team Wordsearch, compiled by Kerry Anderson (34)
- Mr. T (36)
- The Eye of the Tiger (38)
- Just a Little Liberation by Jita (40)
- Chance Encounter by Linda Hepden (45)
- Melinda Culon (46)
- An Undercover Story by C.C. Connors (46)
- Quiz/Wordsearch Answers (50)
- Having the Last Word (50)
Issue 2
The A-Team File 2 was published in April 1984 and contains 52 pages.
- Editorial -- All That Jazz (3)
- George Peppard Update (4)
- Just Passing Through by C.S. Armitage (5)
- Mr T Update (19)
- Goodbye, Ruby Tuesday by A.S. Lawrence (20)
- Dwight Schultz Update (25)
- Hook, Line and Sinker by Sally Jones (28)
- Poem: The A-Team by Heather Bradshaw (33)
- Dirk Benedick Update by Marla Heasley (34)
- Poem: Things Were Never Like This in Fort Bragg by A.S. Lawrence (35)
- Musing: Bad Time on the Border by DC (36)
- Incident in a Death Camp by Janet Ellicott (37)
- A-Team Minus One by DC (41)
- Home Thoughts from a Broad by J.A. Mortimore (42)
- Melinda Culea Update (45)
- Logic Problem: All in a Day's Work by Crazy Charlie (46)
- 'Twas the Night Before Christmas by A.S. Lawrence (47)
- Club/Zine Advertisements/Afterwords (52)
Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2
[Just Passing Through]: Rather amusing little adventure story. [1]
Issue 3
The A-Team File 3 was published in April 1985 and contains 55 pages.
- Editorial -- All That Jazz (2)
- Guess Who's Coming to Dinner? by Theda (3)
- Safe and Secure by C.S Armitage. (5)
- A-Team Puzzle (13)
- Birdman by Stephanie Lucas (14)
- Every Dog Has Its Day by D. Fittes (15)
- Black is Beautiful by Sally Jones (17) (Knight Rider crossover)
- A Look Inside (45)
- Saigon-An Eye-Witness Account by Judy Wrighton (46)
- Well, Maybe Next Year by Loot (49)
- assorted limericks by Crazy Charlie
Reactions and Reviews: Issue 3
[Well, Maybe Next Year]: (7 pages) Strange story about the team working at an unusual hotel. [2]
Issue 4
The A-Team File 4 was published in March 1986 and contains a single 54-page novel by J.A. Mortimore called "Mary's Boy Child."
Reactions and Reviews: Issue 4
- Overall:10
- Fiction:10
- Artwork:10
- Layout/editing:6 Favorite:
(1)it's one long story and it's good because Loved Crazy Charlie Connors
Other comments: (1)Nice story - more like a novelette [3]
This zine is one long story, and a good one too. The team is stuck with two female-tag-alongs this time, along with Amy, as they travel to Gothinia to rescue a kidnapped child. [4]
I.M.O. it's an exceptionally good story, at least compared to the other A-Team zine stories I've read. Definitely worth checking out if you can find it. Not that the other stuff is necessarily bad, but [this is one] I especially enjoyed. Your Mileage May Vary. [5]