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The Prime Directive (Star Trek: TOS zine 1)
See also Prime Directive (disambiguation).
| Zine | |
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| Title: | The Prime Directive |
| Publisher: | a fan club out of Port Jefferson, NY |
| Editor(s): | Daniel Gordon, David Solo? |
| Date(s): | 1973-? |
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| Fandom: | Star Trek: TOS |
| Language: | English |
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| Click here for related articles on Fanlore. | |
The Prime Directive is a gen Star Trek: TOS club zine out of Port Jefferson, NY. Some issues contain fiction.
Issue 1
The Prime Directive 1 was published in 1973 and contains 11 single-sided pages. It has the subtitle, "Evolution."
- Interview with Gene Roddenberry by I. Rampil (article)
- Space: 1999 (review)
- Last Act of 'Trouble with Tribbles' by T. Michaels
- The Edge of Infinity by D. Gordon
Issue 2
The Prime Directive 2
- "Spock Messiah" (review)
- After the Last Act of "I, Mudd" by Daniel Gordon
- Last Act of 'A Piece of the Action' by Daniel Gordon
- Vulcan Standard Time by Daniel Gordon
- Collision Course by Daniel Gordon
- Confrontation by David Solo
Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2
Has promise. One of the stories deals with a possible "might have happened" after the episode "A Piece of the Action," and a short humorous "Amok Time" satire. "Prime Directive" is a an inexpensive, quite an innocuous 'zine. [1]
Issue 3
The Prime Directive 3
- Speech at New York Con' Feb.'76 by Isaac Asimov (article)
- Inteview with James Doohan (article)
References
- ^ from Fanzine Review 'Zine #2 (1977)