The Hologram

The Hologram is a reviewzine. 
Issues 1-4 were published by the Project Quantum Leap Club. Julie Barrett took control of the zine in October of 1994 with issue #5, allowing editor Karen Blocher to focus on the fan club's newsletter, The Observer. 
There were fourteen issues. The first two issues were The Unseen Observer, which means "The Hologram" begins with issue #3.
==About==
From a 1996 flyer posted to rec.arts.sf.tv.quantum-leap:
==Issue 1==
The Hologram 1 is the same issue as The Unseen Observer #1.
==Issue 2==
The Hologram 2 is the same issue as The Unseen Observer #2.
==Issue 3==
The Hologram 3 was published in early Summer 1992 and contains 16 pages.
From the editor: 
* Welcome (1)
* Contents/Disclaimer (1)
* Feature Article: MediaWest (a con report) (1)
* Reviews (2)
** Accelerator Accidents
** Green Eggs and Ham #1
** A Matter of Time #2
** Oh Boy #2
** Play It Again #1 and #2
** Quantum Chain #1
* Previously Reviewed (short comments about the zines reviewed in The Unseen Observer) (9)
* Also Available (descriptions of available zines) (11)
* In the Works (14)
* Other Fan-Produced Merchandise (16)
==Issue 4==
The Hologram 3 was published in late Summer 1992 and contains 18 pages.
From the editorial: 
From the article by Raymont: 
 
* Contents/Disclaimer (1)
* Hints on Writing Quantum Leap Fan Fiction by Ann Raymont (commentary and a report on the Quantum Leap panel at MediaWest*Con) (1)
* Fandom Glossary by Julie Barrett (2)
* Reviews (3)
** As Time Goes Bye #1
** Good Guys Wear Fangs #1
** Green Eggs and Ham #2
** Look Before You Leap #2
** Oh Boy #3
** Quantum Mechanics #1
** Shattered
* Previously Reviewed (short comments about the zines reviewed in The Unseen Observer) (9)
* Also Available (descriptions of available zines) (14)
* In the Works (16)
* Other Fan-Produced Merchandise (17)
==Issue 5/6==
The Hologram 5/6 was published in October 1994 and contains 16 pages. The new editor is Julie Barrett.
From the editorial: 
 
* a review of Oh Boy #2 (this is a reprint of the same review in issue #3), see that page
* a review of Quantum Mechanics #1 (this is a reprint of the same review in issue #4), see that page
* a review of Leaping to Conclusions #1, see that page
* a review of Quantum Leap Continuum, see that page
* a review of Good Guys Wear Fangs #1, see that page
== Issue 7==
The Hologram 7 was published in February 1995 and contain 10 pages.
From "The Stricter the Editor, The Better the Zine," essay by Mindy Peterman: 
* A Note from the Editor by Julie Barrett 
* Response: How Far Should We Go With Adult Material? ("Last issue I asked for reader response on the question of listing adult and slash material. The responses ranged from a sentence or two to long diatrabes about the morality issue. Suffice it to say the overwhelming opinion was to leave the listings in, but to place them in a separate section. Thanks to everyone for taking the time to respond.")
* Postal Rates Rise - Again!
* a review of Time Knight, see that page
* a review of Oh Boy #5, see that page
* a review of Play It Again #4, see that page
== Issue 8==
The Hologram 8 was published in June 1995 and contains 10 pages.
From the editor: 
* Note from the Editor by Jule Barrett
* International Notes (about postal service costs)
* Send a Letter for Sam on 8th August (about a [[letter writing campaign organized by Wendi Davidson of Scotland.)
* a review of Even Heroes Are Human, see that page
== Issue 9==
The Hologram 9 was published in September 1995 and contains 12 pages.
* A Note from the Editor by Julie Barrett
* QL Zine Gripes, or, Everyone's a Critic, essay by Michele Plourde-Barker
* a review of Fate's Wide Wheel #3, see that page
* a review of The Return, see that page
* a review of Green Eggs and Ham #6, see that page
* a review of Dare to Dance the Tide, see that page
== Issue 10==
The Hologram 10 was published in January 1996 and contains 12 pages.
* A Note from the Editor by Julie Barrett
* a review of Look Before You Leap #1, see that page
* a review of More Misadventures #1, see that page
* a review of Standing on the Edge of Time #1, see that page
== Issue 11==
The Hologram 11 was published in April 1996 and contain 12 pages.
* A Note from the Editor by Julie Barrett
* a review of A Dozen Points in Time #5, see that page
* a review of Look Before You Leap #3 and #4, see that page
* a review of Standing on the Edge of Time #2, see that page
== Issue 12/13==
The Hologram 12/13 was published in October 1996 and contain 20 pages.
* A Note from the Editor by Julie Barrett
* A Passing of an Era (about Bill Hupe and Ann Hupe's decision to get out of the zine agenting and publishing business)
* a review of Green Eggs and Ham #8 and #9, see that page
* a review of A Dozen Points in Time #1, see that page
* a review of LeapTrek, see that page
* a review of Time and Space Can Be a Bitch, see that page
* a review of Play It Again #2 and #5, see that page
== Issue 14==
The Hologram 14 was published in June 1997 and contain 12 pages.
* A Note from the Editor by Julie Barrett
* a review of Green Eggs and Ham #10, see that page
* a review of Look Before You Leap #5, see that page
* a review of Quantum Mechanics #3, see that page
== References ==
Category:Quantum Leap Zines
Category:1990sCategory:2000 Zines