Spock's Childhood

Spock's Childhood is a gen Star Trek: TOS fiction anthology by Robin Woodell. It has a sister zine called The Stars and Beyond.
==Issue 1==
Spock's Childhood 1 was published in June 1980 (second printing October 1981) and contains 35 pages (single-sided). It was printed mimeographed. The first print run was 100.
Art by Judy Bishop, R. Merrill Bollerud, Linda Borwnell, Stanley M. Campbell, John Dixon, Chris Gross, Vida Hull, Mike Jackson, Mary Stacy-MacDonald, Evallou Richardson, Neil Rosenbeck, and Cheri Tripp. The frontispiece is in the same style as the other covers in the series, but it is clearly not the cover as per the table of contents.
"A fanzine about Spock's early life from birth to his entrance at Star Fleet Academy. Stories tell of his adventures, lessons, joys, and sorrows that make up the years of desperate struggle for maturity." an ad from Datazine #3 
"... The first issue features the betrothal of Spock and T'Pring, Spock's battle with fear when faced with an emergency in the desert and more." an ad from Datazine #4 
* The Ceremony by Robin Woodell (3)
*I Am a Vulcan! by Robin Woodell (13)
*Grothar's Garden by Linda Brownell (19)
*Only I Will Remain by Robin Woodell (25) 
*Stardate: 5374.9 by Daryl Katsuskas (29)
*Ka-Teng-Gla by Joe Murphy (32)
Image:spockschildhood1-1.jpg|interior from issue #1, Stanley M. Campbell
Image:spockschildhood1-2.jpg|interior from issue #1, Vida Hull
Image:spockschildhood1-3.jpg|interior from issue #1, Linda Brownell
Image:spockschildhood1-4.jpg|interior from issue #1, Judy Bishop
Image:spockschildhood1-5.jpg|interior from issue #1, Mike Jackson
Image:spockschildhood1-6.jpg|interior from issue #1, Mary Stacy-MacDonald
Image:spockschildhood1-7.jpg|interior from issue #1, sample text
Image:spockschildhood1-8.jpg|interior from issue #1, sample text, showing a lot of white space, which may have been a stylistic choice, or an editing necessity 
==Issue 2==
Spock's Childhood 2 was published in October 1982. It was printed offset process, stapled, 33 pages (single-sided). Art by J.D. Bishop, Chris Gross, Cheri Tripp, and Robin A. Woodell. 
* A Son by Robin Woodell (3)
* Abducted by John Dixon (7)
* A Beauty in the Darkness " by Beverly Danielson (16)
* The Road Taken by Beverly Danielson (22)
* Old Friend " by Robin A. Woodell (24)
* Any Price for Freedom by Robin A. Woodell (25)
Image:spockschildhood2-1.jpg|interior from issue #2, Cheri Tripp
Image:spockschildhood2-2.jpg|interior from issue #2, J.D. Bishop
Image:spockschildhood2-3.jpg|interior from issue #2, Chris Gross
Image:spockschildhood2-4.jpg|interior from issue #2, J.D. Bishop
Image:spockschildhood2-5.jpg|interior from issue #2, Cheri Tripp
Image:spockschildhood2-6.jpg|interior from issue #2, J.D. Bishop
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
Spock's Childhood 3 was published in December 1982. It was printed offset process, stapled, 40 pages (single sided). Art by J. D. Bishop, Danaline Bryant, Chris Gross, Elaine Tripp, and Mel White. 
It has stories that have Spock dealing with an older sister, and a story of things that go bump in the night.
* Between by Jacqueline Johnson (4)
* The Argument by Bruce Melton (5)
* The Dream by John Dixon (23)
* If by Jacqueline Johnson (27)
* I Go to Touch the Stars by Jacqueline Johnson (28)
* My Little Boy by Robin A. Woodell (35)
Image:spockschildhood3-1.jpg|interior from issue #3, credit page, Mel White
Image:spockschildhood3-2.jpg|interior from issue #3, table of contents, Chris Gross
Image:spockschildhood3-3.jpg|interior from issue #3, Danaline Bryant
Image:spockschildhood3-4.jpg|interior from issue #3, Danaline Bryant
Image:spockschildhood3-5.jpg|interior from issue #3, Chris Gross
Image:spockschildhood3-6.jpg|interior from issue #3, J.D. Bishop
Image:spockschildhood3-7.jpg|interior from issue #3, Mel White 
Image:spockschildhood3-8.jpg|interior from issue #3, J.D. Bishop
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1980s