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The Wild Wild Fanzine

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Zine
Title: The Wild Wild Fanzine
Publisher: Tia's Pals' Press
Editor(s): Vivian Arney and Anne Collins Smith
Date(s): 1996
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Medium: print
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Fandom: Wild Wild West
Language: English
External Links: Fanzines Published by Tia's Pals' Press
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The Wild Wild Fanzine, subtitled "It's Not Just for Loveless Anymore," is a 74-page gen Wild Wild West anthology.

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Series

Contents

  • The Night of the Voluptuous Vampire, fiction by Joan Condell ("A gothic tale of terror, as Jim is captivated by a beautiful vampire and Artie must try to save his friend.")
  • The Night of the Big Regret, vignette by Rebecca Eisenhuth ("A sequel to The Night of The Big Blast, told from Lily Fortune's point of view.")
  • The Night v Returning Blink by Vivian Arney ("A sequel to The Night of the Stumbling Blink in the Wild Wild Loveless...in this story, Jim and Artie come forward to the 1990's to track a deadly conspiracy.")
  • The Night of the Murderous Spring Rain by Joy Dean ("A sequel to The Night of the Murderous Spring, as Jim and Artie are both haunted by the terrible hallucinations that Loveless caused.")
  • The Night of the Mint Condition by Anne Collins Smith ("An unusual error coin is the clue to a secret scheme involving the Carson City Mint and Miguelito Loveless.")
  • The Model of a Modern Walking Arsenal, Gilbert & Sullivan filk by Anne Collins Smith
  • First Contact, humour feature by Dee Jay Driscoll