Flame and Shadow

Flame and Shadow is a het Beauty and the Beast (TV) anthology edited by Gloria Handley. There are fourteen issues, some with fiction just by Handley and some with other authors.
==About the Series==
From a flyer:
From the editorial in the fourth issue: 
==Issue 1==
Flame and Shadow 1 was published in April 1991 (second printing: April 1992, third printing: February 1998) and contains 116 pages. 
 
It contains two stories by Gloria Handley, art by Sharon Reynolds, and poetry by "Pandora, G.M. Martin, and other distinguished notables."
The story descriptions below are from from an online flyer here, one which also includes excerpts.
* Flame and Shadow ("The specter of capture by Professor Hughes once again presents a very real threat to Vincent's existence - Hughes' journals still exist somewhere in the archives of the university. Despite the threat to their own lives by unknown assailants, Catherine and Molly, Vincent's childhood friend and 'sister', set out to find them. Once Vincent is safe, and knowing that her love for Vincent will never be returned because of his great love for Catherine, Molly leaves the tunnels. There is a "first time" encounter between Vincent and Catherine and this gives the 'zine its strong "R" rating.")
* Winter Woman ("'In an ancient time, in an ancient place, there were those called the Warrior-Protectors.' Thus begins the tale of Vincent and Mavra. As children, Vincent and Mavra discover they share a very special forbidden bond. Should it become known that they share this bond, they would be exiled from each other forever. Can they keep their secret? And what of the legend that tells when a warrior of his people marries a beautiful woman who comes from a land of ice and snow, that his people will disappear forever - except for one? The short story "Winter Woman" is set in ancient times when human people and the leonine "warrior-protectors" lived side by side. The societies and the customs of the two peoples are interestingly imagined and detailed.}}
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Flame and Shadow 2 was published in December 1991 and contains 127 pages. 
The art is by Sharon Reynolds and Amy Smith.
The story descriptions below are from from an online flyer here, one which also includes excerpts.
* Shadows in the Mirror ("A mysterious, magical weaver thinks Vincent has mistakenly appeared in the wrong place and the wrong time and sets out to reweave his life, putting him in a time and place more appropriate to his uniqueness. But with each encounter, Vincent's life force becomes weaker. Vincent and Catherine must travel deep beneath the Tunnel World and seek out the hiding place of the Weaver. Lines from the poem "The Lady of Shallot" prove to be clues to help in their search.")
* Shadows of the Heart ("Diana, Narcissa, young Eric, a letter and a return trip to the catacombs are all instrumental in helping Vincent discover the truth behind the terrors still haunting him about what happened there. It is a truth that could restore his memories and help ease the aching of Catherine's death.")
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
Flame and Shadow 3 was published in June 1992 and contains 124 pages. 
It has much art by Jacquelyn Kapke.
The story descriptions below are from from an online flyer here, one which also includes excerpts.
* Winds of Time ("Vincent and Catherine have planned a three day trip exploring Vincent's world. Everything is perfect, until the night they see the girl with Vincent's face. While searching for the mysterious girl, Vincent is nearly trapped in a cave with her. Is Paracelsus, once again, trying to lure Vincent to his death? Who is the Rememberer and does he bring the prophecy of an ancient legend to Vincent and Catherine?")
* A Gentle Rain ("A short, short story. While a gentle rain plays its music beyond the terrace doors, Vincent and Catherine share a romantic and sensual evening in her apartment.")
* Ice Shadows ("With the help of the Tunnel children, Devin initiates a conspiracy to return a destitute, former champion ice skater back on the ice. An important part of the agreement is that she and Vincent meet - again. But first, Devin must prove that he can perfectly execute a skating maneuver without killing himself.")
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
Flame and Shadow 4 is subtitled, "Gatherings I". It was published in 1992 (second printing 1995) and contains 130 pages. 
The art is by Jacquelyn Kapke and Sharon Reynolds.
The story descriptions below are from from an online flyer here, one which also includes excerpts.
* Spirit-wolf by Gianina D'Andrea ("Vincent sets out to consult Narcissa for help in finding a secret door he has seen in a waking dream. On his way, he encounters a Native American girl [named Star] who is accompanied by a wolf and her cubs. Have they come to the Tunnels to tell Vincent something about the mysteries of his existence? Could they prove to be the key to finding the hidden door?") (1)
* Not My Only Blessing by Jacquelyn Kapke ("Diana helps Vincent through a time of despair and, with patience and love, they discover a special closeness.") (24)
* Precious Few Moments to Share by Jacquelyn Kapke ("The story offers a sensuous V/C interlude in his chamber during a break in his seemingly endless duties. Finding it difficult to have some uninterrupted time together, it takes Father to find a solution.") (33)
* Fever Dreams by Rhonda Collins ("Even the flu bug can't keep Vincent and Catherine apart.") (reprinted in Friends and Lovers) (59)
* To Be Alone by Rhonda Collins ("Fourteen year old Vincent discovers what it is truly like to be alone. Devin and Lisa are gone and to ease his aloneness and curb his aching heart, Vincent embarks on a clandestine adventure he and Devin had planned.") (reprinted in Friends and Lovers) (67)
* Not My Only Blessing by Jacqueline Kapke ("Elliot finds a new security chief in the guise of the enigmatic and mysterious St James, a woman with a dangerous reputation and formidable intellect, put to use in thwarting gunrunners. Joe tries to warn Elliot about her, but the warning goes unheeded.") (70)
* Dragons' Fall by Cynthia Coe ("Elliot's life hangs in the balance in a confrontation between St James and the alluring Erin Belton who captivates and professes her love for Elliot. But that deadly lady hadn't counted on meeting the Dragon Lady in the guise of St James! This story has a surprising touch of fantasy.") (98) 
* 12 pages of flyers
 
Image:flameandshadow4-1.jpg|from issue #4, Jacqueline Kapke, Star - a friend to animals
Image:flameandshadow4-2.jpg|from issue #4, Sharon Reynolds, Star
Image:flameandshadow4-3.jpg|from issue #4, Sharon Reynolds, Vincent in American Indian garb
Image:flameandshadow4-4.jpg|from issue #4, Jacqueline Kapke, Vincent and Catherine
Image:flameandshadow4-5.jpg|from issue #4, Sharon Reynolds, Joe Maxwell and Elliot Burch
Image:flameandshadow4-6.jpg|from issue #4, Jacqueline Kapke, Joe Maxwell and Elliot Burch
Image:flameandshadow4-7.jpg|from issue #4, Jacqueline Kapke, Vincent and his baby son
Image:flameandshadow4-8.jpg|from issue #4, Jacqueline Kapke, Vincent and Diana
Image:flameandshadow4-9.jpg|from issue #4, Sharon Reynolds, Elliot Burch and original character, St. James
Image:flameandshadow4-10.jpg|from issue #4, Sharon Reynolds
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 4==
==Issue 5==
Flame and Shadow 5 was published in March 1993 and contains 119 pages. It has the subtitle, "Gatherings II"
The art is by Jacquelyn Kapke, Sharon Reynolds and Rhonda Collins.
The story descriptions below are from from an online flyer here, one which also includes excerpts.
* One Step at a Time by Rhonda G. Lee ("Vincent in the sunlight - a dream Catherine had wished for him and one they never experienced. Diana urges him to think about sharing that dream with his son. would they join her for a Sunday picnic on the protected seclusion of her roof? An idea that meets with opposition from an unexpected outside force.")
* A Race Apart, an alternative reality story by Jacquelyn Kapke ("Quotation| One of the mysterious mountain creatures has been caught in a deadly animal snare. Can Catherine save and protect this man-beast from the hunters and her family?")
* Sorrow's End by Karen Morgia ("A brief vignette of a father's thoughts about his motherless child--perhaps not the ones you'd at first suppose.")
* One Night in Central Park by Jacquelyn Kapke ("This story presents a sensual- but not explicit - V/C interlude.")
* Dragon's Heart by Cynthia Coe ("This story continues the adventures of security lady St James, in love with Elliot, who's in a tailspin and strangely unsure about how to tell and show her that her love is returned. Elliot becomes so secretive about the preparations that St James becomes suspicious: he's keeping something from her. In this story, married C/V and their child, Chandler, are confidantes of the awkwardly courting pair.")
* Dove Lost, Dove Found by Gloria Handley ("The story of the involvement of orphaned topsider child Dove and Bill Tillie, a drug pusher who dresses as a clown to prey on children and is responsible for the death of Dove's brother. Some of Tillie's drug-impregnated tattoos are deliberately poisoned. Finding distraught Dove and taking her Below, V/C take a hand to spare other children from this menace. Can Catherine find the deadly clown and stop the killing before more children die? Will fourteen year old Dove tell Catherine before the clown-killer discovers her hiding place?")
* poems by Joyce Murry ("From Scotland we are proud to present, in a celebration of the love of Vincent and Catherine the poems of Joyce Murry"')
* poems by "Dove" Hodge ("Some lovely poems and art work by teenage poet "Dove" Hodge.")
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 5==
==Issue 6==
Flame and Shadow 6 was published in December 1993 and contains 107 pages. The subtitle is I Love You.
The art is by Jacquelyn Kapke and Sandy Chandler Shelton.
The many poems in this issue were reprinted in "Flame and Shadow" #9.
The story descriptions below are from from an online flyer here, one which also includes excerpts.
* I Love you by Ella Wheeler Wilcox ("All the stories in this zine are based on this sensual poem by a mainstream author.") (1)
* A Poem of Love by Gloria Handley ("When a young man in his twenties, Vincent had scoffed at Narcissa's words that someday he would find love. But, Vincent learns the truth of her words: that he will find someone who will share his life and give him her love. What Narcissa had not told him was that there would be more than one such woman. Who is the woman who comes to him years later, fulfilling Narcissa's prophecy, bringing him lilacs, her passion, and sharing a dance in the Great Hall?") (2)
* The Best is Yet to Be by Jacquelyn Kapke ("In the quiet of the night, while Catherine sleeps nearby, Vincent rereads some early entries in his journals. Reflecting on their life together, he discovers that even after twenty-five years of marriage to Catherine, the flames of love and passion still burn brightly. The catalyst that had finally broken down the barriers and brought them together was a small book of love poems - which they share again on this special night.") (14)
* Dragon's Mate by Cynthia Coe ("The newest installment of her St James/Elliot saga. The now-married lovers escape the wildness of New York City for the Caribbean, unaware that a deadly hurricane is bearing down on their honeymoon island. Narcissa has powerful allies, but can they help and protect Elliot and St James?") (32)
* Treasures by G.M. Martin ("Reluctant to advance their love to a more physically intimate level, Vincent is forced to reconsider his thinking. Catherine, seeking the safety and comfort of Vincent and the world Below, after a particularly harrowing and life-threatening case, suffers a nightmare which pushes them into a passionately romantic situation. It is then that Vincent realizes the truth behind Pascal's words, 'She's a girl, you're a boy. Where's your problem?'") (50)
* Arms of Morpheus by Gloria Jones ("One quiet night, while reflecting back on his life, Vincent discovers anew how his existence had been enriched by knowing Catherine and Diana; that his life was immeasurably sweetened by the different kinds of love he shared with them - spiritual and earthy. This same night, Vincent and Diana are drawn closer by the retelling and sharing of the fears and dreams of their nightmares. And Diana shows Vincent that Sixty isn't too old after all.") (71)
* A Poetic Odyssey by Katrina Relf ("A heart-rending poetic odyssey relating how even the greatest tragedy can at once deepen, and more clearly reveal, love in all its forms. And that tears can wash away the pain and bring hope for the future to the living - if they are willing to dream.") (79)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 6==
==Issue 7==
Flame and Shadow 7 is a single story subtitled, "Shadow Warriors". It was published in 1994 and contains 164 pages. 
The art is by Rhonda Collins, Jan Durr, Barb Gipson, Rosemarie Hauer, Jackie Kapke, and Sandy C. Shelton.
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 7==
==Issue 8==
Flame and Shadow 8 is subtitled, "Reflections". It was published in 1994 and contains 155 pages. 
The art by Rosemarie Hauer, Jacquelyn Kapke, Sandy C. Shelton; border illustrations for chapter openers by Neil Farris.
The story descriptions below are from from an online flyer here, one which also includes excerpts.
* Winterfest Tale by Nan Dibble ("This story follows the events in "Fever" and previews what is to come in "The Dead of Winter". A troubled Vincent and repentant Cullen mend their friendship as they tote a table for repairs. Cullen persuasively argues why Vincent should invite Catherine to Winterfest... which, until that point, Vincent has been reluctant to do.") (1) 
* Working Too Hard, or, Come to Bed, Diana by Jacquelyn Kapke ("The short story dramatizes Vincent's concern over Diana's workaholism and the toll it takes on her health, given her delicate condition...which Vincent knows about but she, as yet, doesn't even suspect.") (8) 
* To Know Him is to Love Him by Avril Bowles ("A reprint of an award-winning 1994 British mini-zine. Offered sanctuary Below by Vincent to avoid arrest for Gabriel's murder, Diana has an increasingly hard time treating him as just a friend; and holding herself back is becoming unendurable. Vincent misinterprets as dislike and resentment her increasing avoidance of him. Finally, they are forced to confront each other...and their true feelings.") (15)
* Lost and Found by Lisa Hyslop ("A detailed and compassionate imagining of the origins of Mouse and his mother and reveals how Mouse came to the Tunnels and his method of survival until caught by Vincent.") (45) 
* Revelations by Gloria Jones ("A grown-up Jacob reveals to Father that his beloved fiancee, Muriel (Mouse and Jamie's daughter), is unwilling to marry him because of his genetic heritage, which might be passed on to their children. The fresh awareness of the price of difference estranges Jacob from Vincent until a change of heart resolves the problem.") (105) 
* Darktalk by Lydia Bower ("A chilling story that throws irresistible force (Vincent/the Other's dread of being abandoned) against immovable object (Diana's decision to attend a police seminar at Quantico, Virginia for several months). The Other thinks, on the whole, the best course would be to kill her rather than let her leave. Vincent is horrified. But the Other is dominant now and challenges Diana to deter or prevent him from carrying out his intention. In an electrifying nighttime encounter continually teetering on the brink of unthinkable violence, Diana's reaction is not what either the reader or the Other would expect. Their high voltage conversation that night, plus an earlier one remembered, create memories that can be cherished only by Vincent's darker self.") (111) 
* Sanctuary Withdrawn by Karen Morgia ("The story takes place before "The Beast Within." It tells of how Mitch Denton, seeking to return Below to hide out from his crimes, was denied sanctuary by Vincent.") (121) 
* Remember Love by Rosemarie Hauer ("Famed artist Rosemarie Hauer contributes her first-ever Vincent/Diana story. After a four year absence, Diana returns to New York and revisits the Tunnels and Vincent...who is finally ready to open his arms. A beautiful story of love renewed and finally accepted.") (134) 
* Fly Away, poem by Jacquelyn Kapke (153)
* Relegated to Shadows, poem by Jacquelyn Kapke (154)
 
Image:flameshadow8-1.jpg|from issue #8, Jackie Kapke
Image:flameshadow8-2.jpg|from issue #8, Rosemarie Hauer
Image:flameshadow8-3.jpg|from issue #8, Sandy C. Shelton
Image:flameshadow8-4.jpg|from issue #8, Sandy C. Shelton
Image:flameshadow8-5.jpg|from issue #8, Sandy C. Shelton
Image:flameshadow8-6.jpg|from issue #8, Sandy C. Shelton
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 8==
==Issue 9==
Flame and Shadow 9 is subtitled, "An Odyssey of Love". It was published in September 1995 and contains 69 pages. 
This is a poetry zine, there is no fiction. There is art on nearly every page by Renate Haller, Rosemarie Hauer, and Jacquelyn Kapke. It also has many photos captured from the series by Gloria Handley which are referred to as "photographic artwork."
From the zine:
Colours | Night | Only Beauty | Catherine's World | Everything | Because of Love | All That I Am | More Than You Will Ever Know | A Happy Life | In Your Eyes | Remember Me | The Gift | Your Love | The Outsiders | A Time to Mourn | Catherine's Prayer | You Carry Our Light | Secret | Chasing After the Wind | A Remark You Made | Slowly the Darkness | Though They Sink Through the Sea | Tears Before the Silence | The Touch of Your Eyes | The Shelter of Your Arms | More Than a Heart Can Hold | I Am Sorrow | Out of the Darkness | The Rest is Silence | The Right to Love | Fear | The Worlds Left Unspoken | Soft Tears | Memories | Sanctuary | Towards the Light | Catherine's Tears | Beyond Forever | Goodnight, My Love | Remembering | Broken Wings | Catherine | Without You | Lost | The Crystal and the Rose | Helpless Yearning | The Lovely Dream | Did You Know (A Love Letter to Cathy) |No Acceptance | Hope | Never Alone | All That He Is | The Dream (Father's Eulogy) |A Father's Love | Towers of Light | Begger's Comet | Are But a Stranger? | In the Forests of the Night | Cry Softly | Diana | Something Deeper | Cherished | And So I Dream | To Share a Heart
 
Image:flameandshadow9-1.jpg|from issue #9, Jacqueline Kapke
Image:flameandshadow9-2.jpg|from issue #9, Rosemarie Hauer
Image:flameandshadow9-3.jpg|from issue #9, Renate Haller
Image:flameandshadow9-4.jpg|from issue #9, Renate Haller
Image:flameandshadow9-5.jpg|from issue #9, Renate Haller, title is "Helpless Yearning," it is reprinted from Beyond Beginnings #2
Image:flameandshadow9-6.jpg|from issue #9, Gloria Handley
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 9==
==Issue 10==
Flame and Shadow 10 is subtitled, "Ten for the Tenth Hour". It was published in April 1996 and contains 115 pages.
The art is by Phyllis Berwick, Sharon Lowy, Jacqueline Kapke, and Gloria Handley.
* A Mouse that Roared by Sharon Lowry (1)
* The Kindness of Strangers by Jackie Kapke (6)
* Eternity in an Hour by Sue Haley (40)
* The Haven, poem by Ben Bock (with apologies to Edgar Allan Poe) (53)
* Not Even the Rain by Sue Haley and Amber James ("A parallel of the uneasiness of two couples, Laura and Jerry, and Catherine and Vincent, concerning the thought of having a child who might be, in some fashion, handicapped.") (reprinted from Masquerades '93) (57)
* Love Unspoken, poem by Ben Bock (78)
* Of Fire and Tears by Katrina Relf (80)
* Fifty-Five Times Five by Joanne Batruch (82)
* Escape (the Pina Colada song/story) by Roseann Solnica (based on the Rupert Holmes song) (84)
* Kindred by Melissa Prideaux (109)
 
 
Image:flameandshadow10-1.jpg|from issue #10, Jacqueline Kapke
Image:flameandshadow10-2.jpg|from issue #10, Jacqueline Kapke
Image:flameandshadow10-3.jpg|from issue #10, Phyllis Berwick
Image:flameandshadow10-4.jpg|from issue #10, Phyllis Berwick
 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 10==
==Issue 11==
Flame and Shadow 11 is subtitled, "Encounters". It was published in 1996 and contains 176 pages. 
It has sparse art by Rita Klemp, and some decorative borders.
 
The editorial: 
* Later, fiction by Karen Morgia (1)
* The Call, poem by Ina Schaefer (3)
* You Come, poem by Ina Schaefer (3)
* Petals of Passion by Amber James
* Daisies, poem (4)
* Daisies in the Morning, fiction (5) 
* Lilacs, poem (16)
* Lilacs in the Afternoon, fiction (17)
* Jasmine, poem (22)
* Jasmine in the Evening, fiction (23)
* Orchids, poem (28)
* Orchids at Night, fiction (29)
* Journey's End, poem by Rita Klemp (34)
* An Invitation, poem by Rita Klemp (35)
* Memories, poem by Rita Klemp (35)
* Two Songs of Flight, poem by Rita Klemp (36)
* Small Sacrifices, poem by Rita Klemp (37)
* Listen, poem by Rita Klemp (38)
* Encounter, fiction by Gloria Handley (39) 
* Snow, poem by Katrina Relf (48)
* If I Were In Your Arms, poem by Katrina Relf (49)
* Torment, poem by Katrina Relf (50)
* Lost, poem by Katrina Relf (51)
* Only the Silence, poem by Katrina Relf (52)
* Thoughts of You, poem by Katrina Relf (54)
* To Dance to a Different Tune, fiction by Amber James (55)
*The Heart's Truth, poem by James Nelson (141)
* Heart Song, poem by James Nelson (142)
* A Creature of the Night, poem by James Nelson (143)
* One Down, fiction by Nan Dibble (144)
* One Down, fiction by Nan Dibble (159)
Image:flameandshadow11-1.jpg|inside page from issue #11 
Image:flameandshadow11-2.jpg|inside page from issue #11 
Image:flameandshadow11-3.jpg|inside page from issue #11 
Image:flameandshadow11-4.jpg|inside page from issue #11 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 11==
==Issue 12==
Flame and Shadow 12 is subtitled, "Flights of Fancy". It was published in April 1997 and contains 147 pages. 
The art is by Phyllis Berwick, Sharon Reynolds, Jacqueline Kapke
Its content is Beauty and the Beast crossovers.
* Still Life by Nan Dibble (crossover with Gargoyles) (1)
* Golden Light by Sharon Reynolds (crossover with The Phoenix) (11)
* Eye of the Beholder by Gloria Jones (crossover with Terminator) (24)
* Wheel of Fortune by Sharon Lowy (crossover with Alf) (32)
* All Through the Night by Melissa Wilson (crossover with Gargoyles/X-Files/Batman) (also in Imaginary Time #3) (45)
* Adam Pierson’s Dead by Maxine Meyer (crossover with Highlander) (118)
* Dragon's Remedy by Cynthia Coe (crossover with Kung Fu: The Legend Continues) (134)
 
Image:flameandshadow12-1.jpg|from issue #12, Phyllis Berwick (crossover with Gargoyles)
Image:flameandshadow12-2.jpg|from issue #12, Sharon Reynolds (crossover with Terminator)
Image:flameandshadow12-3.jpg|from issue #12, Jacqueline Kapke (crossover with Alf)
Image:flameandshadow12-4.jpg|from issue #12, Jacqueline Kapke (crossover with Alf)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 12==
==Issue 13==
Flame and Shadow 13 contains 118 pages. It has the subtitle: Shadows in the Myst.
It has the publication date of April 2016, which is puzzling. The art is also dated 2016. Perhaps there was a reprinted issue that had this added art?
The art is by Jackie Kapke.
* A Scent of the Sea in the Tunnels, poem 
* Shadows in the Myst by Gloria Handley (1)
* A Gentle Rain by Gloria Handley (This was first published in "Flame and Shadow #3," In June 1992 and in subsequent reprint issues January 1995 and March 1998.) (38)
* The Arms of Love by Gloria Handley and G.M. Martin (46)
* A Dream by Jacquelie Kapke (61)
* The Life That Couldn't Be, poem by Jackie Kapke (36)
* Spring Rain, poem by Sara Teasdale (37)
* Tides, poem by Sara Teasdale (37)
 
Image:flameandshadow13-1.jpg|from issue #13
Image:flameandshadow13-2.jpg|from issue #13
Image:flameandshadow13-3.jpg|from issue #13
Image:flameandshadow13-4.jpg|from issue #13
Image:flameandshadow13-5.jpg|from issue #13
Image:flameandshadow13-6.jpg|from issue #13
Image:flameandshadow13-7.jpg|from issue #13
==Issue 14==
Flame and Shadow 14 was published in April 1998 and contains 176 pages. It has the subtitle: "Come Be With Me."
 
The art is by Kris Farver and Anna Kelley.
* Alone No More, fiction by Karen Morgia (1)
* The Cure, poem by Melinda Madison (8)
* Solutions, fiction by Melinda Madison (10)
* Snow, fiction by Melinda Madison (99)
* Ladykiller, fiction by Melinda Madison (110)
* Objections, fiction by Melinda Madison (127)
* Someone to Watch Over Me, fiction by Gloria Jones (145)
* The Bag Lady's Dilemma, fiction by Cynthia Coe (not listed in the table of contents, "NOTE FROM EDITOR: "The Bag Lady's Dilemma" is another in the series of stories featuring Elliot Burch and his lady love St James. Written by Cynthia Coe, these stories have appeared in previous issues of the Flame and Shadow fanzine series. Please send SASE with two stamps and flyers describing the stories will happily be mailed to you. There are plans to collate all of the Elliot/St James stories into one volume at sometime in the near future.") (149)
* Legacy, poem by Karen Morgia (153)
Image:flameandshadow14-1.jpg|inside page from issue #14, Kris Farver
Image:flameandshadow14-2.jpg|inside page from issue #14, sample poem
Image:flameandshadow14-3.jpg|inside page from issue #14, Anna Kelley
Image:flameandshadow14-4.jpg|inside page from issue #14, Anna Kelley
Image:flameandshadow14-5.jpg|inside page from issue #14, Anna Kelley
Image:flameandshadow14-6.jpg|inside page from issue #14, sample text 
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Anthology Zines 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1991 Zines
Category:1990s Zines