The Hicks Files
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| Title: | The Hicks Files |
| Publisher: | Wild Hair Press |
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| Medium: | fanzine, print |
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| Fandom: | The Real Ghostbusters |
| External Links: | WayBack Archive link to zine flyer |
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The Hicks Files is a single author slash anthology fanzine published by Wild Hair Press. The author is Debra Hicks, listed as Deb.
- A Rare Find. A grun geschlecht sets its sights on Peter, and it’s up to Egon to break its evil spell before it can kill him. The spell, however, is already in motion when Egon arrives, and he can do nothing except complete it, or forfeit his friend’s life. Adult. Slash. (reprinted from Crossing the Streams #1; also in Homosapien #4)
- Swords and Starry Nights. The police call the guys in to bust an unknown entity. The 'entity' turns out to be a dimensional rip. Peter is accidentally sucked through the rip and into a world of sailing ships, pirates, and a dashing pirate captain who sweeps Peter off his feet, and who looks very much like Egon. Slash. (reprinted from Crossing the Streams #3)
- Patterns of Protection. As an evil demon is spying on the Ghostbusters' world, Peter is sucked through the portal it created and into a strange, desert world filled with all sorts of people from many dimensional worlds. Meanwhile, it seems as if Peter has never left Ghostbuster Central as his very own doppelganger has replaced him. The rest of the team must figure out what's happened in time to save their friend and two very different worlds. Slash (reprinted from Crossing the Streams #4)
- Unmarked Crossroads. The ghost of an enraged father is intent on destroying his gay son's life. Slash situation. (reprinted from Crossing the Streams #3)
- Streetlights and Stormy Days. Sequel to "Swords and Starry Nights". Peter and Egon finally act on the growing closeness of their relationship. The Ghostbusters also fight an entity from another dimension that steals emotions. It steals Egon’s desire, and Peter is almost beside himself with grief. Slash. (reprinted from Crossing the Streams #5)
- Fantasies Take Flight. Companion to "Streetlights and Stormy Days". Janine shares some afternoon delight with Peter and Egon. Adult. Slash. (reprinted from Crossing the Streams #5)
- Some Enchanted Evening. Peter, Egon, and Janine go to a conference where Peter sets about seducing both his friends. Adult. (reprinted from Crossing the Streams #5)