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Z: The Zorro Letterzine
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| Title: | Z: The Zorro Letterzine |
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| Editor(s): | Mary Ann McKinnon |
| Type: | |
| Date(s): | 1992 |
| Frequency: | every three months |
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| Fandom: | Zorro |
| Language: | English |
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Z: The Zorro Letterzine was published by Mary Ann McKinnon.
printed in Good Guys Wear Fangs #1]]
From an ad in Zine Scene: "#1 contains NEW season episode guide to The Family Channel Zorro, photocopies of vintage TV guide articles of Guy Williams as Zorro, short fiotion, lots of letters, and more! 24 full size pages in all!"
For similar fanworks, see. List of Letterzines.
Issue 1
Z: The Zorro Letterzine 1 was published in 1992 and contains 24 pages.
It contains letters, a short story, an idea page for those interested in writing Zorro stories, an episode guide for the current season of The Family Channel Zorro episodes, photocopies of two vintage TV Guide articles about the Guy Williams/Disney Zorro, and a want ad section.
Issue 2/3
Z: The Zorro Letterzine 2/3 was published in 1992 and contains 55 pages.
It has letters, a complete episode guide with plot synopses and telecast dates for the Disney ZORRO episodes, an article on Johnston McCulley, short fiction, a retrospective of the film career of Duncan Regehr, and want ads.
Issue 4
Z: The Zorro Letterzine 4 contains full size pages, with side staples and a regular zine cover with artwork.
It has letters from John Gertz, head of Zorro Productions, Inc. and Philip John Taylor, the Family Channel ZORRO's story editor, plus a detailed episode guide to the fourth season of The Family Channel ZORRO, an article on Henry Darrow, want ads, and lots of letters from Zorro fans.