We Got One!

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Zine
Title: We Got One!
Publisher: Criterion Press and Straight Up Press
Editor(s): Kathy Agel
Date(s): 1993-2001
Series?: Issues 1-4
Medium: print
Size:
Genre:
Fandom: The Real Ghostbusters
Language: English
External Links: [1]
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We Got One! is a gen Real Ghostbusters anthology.

Issue 1

cover of issue 1, Deb Walsh

We Got One! 1 was published in May 1993 and contains 137 pages. Deb Walsh is the front cover artist.

Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1

[Last of the Black Phantoms]: Jeff is one of the rarest of all beasts - a MAN WHO WRITES FANFIC. And write it well (and in abundance) he does. His depictions of the "Real Ghostbusters" universe are among those most true to canon. This particularly story is especially worthy both for its well-reseached, historically accurate details, as well as giving play to probably the least served of the four RGBs, Winston Zeddemore. This wonderful story was nominated for a Fan-Q award (honoring excellence in printed fanzines) when it first appeared in "We Got One #1" in the mid-90's. [1]

[zine]:

Dee Beetem's Bull Session is a giggle fit, if you know fan culture.

Verdict: quite entertaining, a good buy. [2]

Issue 2

cover of issue #2, Deb Walsh

We Got One! 2 contains 190 pages and was published in 1996. Deb Walsh is the front cover artist. Susie M and Joy Riddle are other artists. It has the subtitle, "We Got Another One!"

Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2

[Boo Hoo]: Wow, we feature some pretty heavy themes here in RGB-land, don't we? So maybe it's time to lighten things up a bit, take a little break from all the angst and pain and tears. Or, if not quite a BREAK... a satire. [3]

[zine]:

Liz Vogel's Memoria Non Grata is a favorite piece of dark RGB fic at a little under three pages. If you like dark stories, this one is a small gem. Mary Robertson's Blood Brothers is also serious; it uses European folklore very well in a delightful Ray-centric story.

Verdict: Uneven. There was also a very long story that I felt could have been spun off into a stand-alone novella with more editing. More for the hurt/comfort fans, I think. [4]

Issue 3

We Got One! 3 was published in 1998. Joy Riddle is the front cover artist. It has the subtitle, "Third Time’s the Charm," and contains 180 pages.

cover of issue #3

Issue 4

We Got One! 4 was published in 2001 and contains 196 pages. It has the subtitle, Four of a Kind.

cover of issue #4

Sheila Paulson is the front cover artist. Christine A. R. did the interior art.

  • Missing by Sheila Paulson--After a car crash, Peter can't be found. (3)
  • Appraisals by K. Hanna Korossy--Winston tells his family about his interesting new job. (23)
  • Gray Light by P. Morrigan--The Ghostbusters go to help a friend of Egon's mother, with tragic consequences when they misjudge the situation. (29)
  • Wedding Day by Sheila Paulson (58)
  • Mina by Donna A. (60)
  • Hostile Takeover by Christine A. R.--Crossover with Filmation's Ghostbusters. (85)
  • Quarternary by Sheila Paulson--Conclusion of the "Letters" series. Winston sends his brother letters about his early days Ghostbusting. (110)
  • Self Control by K. Hanna Korossy--Peter helps Ray through the aftermath of being possessed in "Ghostworld". (122)
  • Comfort and Joy by Sheila Paulson (127)
  • Tap by Robin Schindler (133)

References

  1. ^ from Crack Van (December 22, 2006)
  2. ^ Labidolemur's Recommendations
  3. ^ from Crack Van (December 30, 2006)
  4. ^ Labidolemur's Recommendations