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The Blue Unicorn
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| Title: | The Blue Unicorn |
| Publisher: | Double Dutch Productions |
| Editor(s): | SL Schneider |
| Date(s): | 1988 - |
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| Genre: | het |
| Fandom: | Doctor Who |
| Language: | English |
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The Blue Unicorn is a adult het Doctor Who anthology of stories and art about the 3rd, 4th and 5th Doctor.
Media Monitor calls it the "first adult Doctor Who series." The editor states in an ad "Somebody had to do it!" [1] From another ad: "The zine that proclaims "Yes, there is hanky-panky in the TARDIS!" (and the stories have PLOTS, too!)" [2]
One ad describes it as "Mild to strong "R' Doctor Who stories (with an occasional flirtation with 'X')." This zine required an age statement to purchase.
After issue #4, this zine became Blue Worlds.
Issue 1
The Blue Unicorn 1 was published in June 1988 and contains 70 pages.
There was a second printing in October 1988 and a third printing in March 1989.
It has art by Scribe
Limerick by KD:
- There once was a unicorn blue, with biology facts too few.
- He read about sex,
- in zines rated X
- and now he knows just what to do.
- Whips & Chains, assorted notes and other nonsense, meta-editorial
- How Will I Ever Explain this to Harry?, fiction by Vixen Foxx (stars a pregnant Sarah Jane) (1)
- Limericks by Anonymous (18)
- Harry the Barbarian (a fantasy)
- Oh, Sarah Jane
- Young Sarah Jane
- The Bride of Shoovaleer, fiction by Autumn Lee (includes sexual assault) (19)
- Pity the Companion, poem by Anonymous (57)
- Once Around the Park (and twice in the front seat), fiction by P.J. Casey (58)
- Nightmare Time, filk by KD, to the tune of "Daydream Believer" (62)
- Celestial Renewal, fiction by Amber Shane (63)
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Issue 2
The Blue Unicorn 2 was published in April 1989 and contains 72 pages.
"Our second issue contains nude paintings, bedsprings, a white picket fence, a fertility necklace, a book titled 'How to Turn on a Time Lord.' Can you afford to miss hearing about the Doctor's 'Paternity Suit'?"
- By the Book by Vixen Foxx (2)
- Paternity Suit by P.J. Casey (6)
- Research by Scribe (9)
- They Don't Make Bedsprings Like They Used To by Autumn Lee (10)
- No Time to Say Goodbye by Amber Shane (10)
- Opening to Fill by P.J. Casey (28)
- Doktorwockee by Whyth Appologeez (40)
- About Traken Girls by Vixen Foxx (41)
- White Picket Fence by Autumn Lee (44)
- Sexual Revolution by P.J. Casey (56)
- Compromising Positions by Autumn Lee (58)
- Circle of Jewels by Vixen Foxx (68)
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Issue 3
The Blue Unicorn 3 was published in 1990 or before. It contains 54 pages.
Content is by Autumn Lee, Angie Bozeman, Kate Roberts, and others.
It features Doctors #3, #4, and #5.
Issue 4
The Blue Unicorn 4 was published in 1992 or before and contains 99 pages.
It features Doctors #3, #4, #5, and #6.