Warp Factor (Star Trek: TOS zine)
You may be looking for the TOS slash zine Warp Factor One.
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Title: | Warp Factor |
Publisher: | DC Graphics |
Editor(s): | Don Corson of of Rancho Cordova, CA |
Date(s): | 1976-1984 |
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Fandom: | Star Trek: TOS |
Language: | English |
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Warp Factor is a gen anthology of fiction, articles, photos and reviews.
Issue 1
Warp Factor 1 was published in 1976 and contains 36 pages. It came with a bumper sticker.
Writers are: Michael Riley, Don Falloon, Jim Foster, Don Corson, John Fund, John N. Goudas, Doug Herring, and John McLaughlin.
Artists are: Doug Herring, John McLaughlin, Don Corson, Don Falloon, Michael Riley
- The ultimate captain - Michael Riley
- sword and sorcery art shoppe - Doug Herring
- Fateful balance - Don Falloon
- Space 1999: the promise
- Space 1999: the reality
- Fateful balance (cont.)
- We aim to please - Don Corson
- a page from the Star Fleet Technical Manual
- Word Search - Jim Foster
- Funky Winkerbean - Batuik
Issue 2
Warp Factor 2 was published in August 1976 and contains 34 pages. Don Corson: editor. Contributors: Fred Anson, Carol Hydeman, Don Falloon, Don Corson, Robert Kline, Jim Foster, Mike Riley.
- Equicon 76 convention review
- Star Trek photos
- Star Trek fan fiction
- review of Logan's Run
- four pages of art by Robert Kline from Star Trek: The Animated Series including a short interview with the artist
- To Need a Friend by Carol Hydeman (reprinted from Warped Space #12)
Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2
See reactions and reviews for To Need a Friend.
[zine]:ST fanzine, one of the slickest offset I have ever seen.
Not meaning to sound sexist, but remember that TOSOP was basically a zine put out by female fans? [1] Well, this zine is put out by an almost full male crew with the exception of one girl. Compare, if you will, the contents: four stories, two technical manual pages, Equicon '76 report, Logan's Run review, ST animation, photos, artwork by Doug Herring, and almost microscopic print. Get the idea? No, really they are both really fine zines in their own right, but Great Bird of the Galaxy, one finds stereotyped interests in these zines.
Content: 4 Layout & Printing: 5 Overall Rating: 9 [2]
Issue 3
Warp Factor 3 was published in 1984 and contains 150 pages.
- a tribute to the crew of Apollo One (Gus Grissom, Ed White and Roger Chaffee)
- Star Trek fan fiction (8 stories)
- art from Star Trek The Animated Series
- Star Trek photos
- fan art
- Star Trek spacecraft designs
References
- ^ see this fan's review of that zine on that page
- ^ from The Clipper Trade Ship #15