More Than Brothers

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More Than Brothers is a gen Simon and Simon anthology of fiction and covers by Rowena Warner.
==Issue 1==
More Than Brothers 1 was published in August 1984. It is a 71-page untitled novel. 
Summary from the author: 
The author's foreword:
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==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
More Than Brothers 2 was published in February 1985 and is an 86-page novel called "Curvature of the Mind." It contains no interior illustrations.
Summary from the author: 
 
The author's foreword:
==Issue 3==
More Than Brothers 3 was published in July 1985 and contains 112 pages. It contains no interior illustrations.
 
From the author: "My pen took off here with a potpourri of comedy and drama stories about the guys." from an ad in Pop Stand Express #7 
The author's foreword: 
* Dear Diary, Today I Bought a Car		 		(1)
* Missing Scene: Club Murder Vacation		 		(10)
* Rub-a-Dub-Dub		 		(13)
* The Man (19)
* Missing Scene: The Least Dangerous Game		 		(29)
* Missing Scene: Double Play		 		(34)
* Cracked, but Not Broken		 		(42)
* Rick Simon's Bachelor Cookbook ("Make It or Fake It")		 		(68)
* Missing Scene Simon Without Simon		 	(70)
* He Who Laughs Last Gets All the Fruitcake		 		(79)
* Double Play Times Two		 		(86)
==Issue 4==
More Than Brothers 4 was published in November 1985 and is a 168-page novel called "White Hats and Silver Bullets" by Rowena Warner. 
This issue has no photos or illos.
The author mentions in an ad that there are smudges on some of the pages. The zine remained totally legible, but she didn't want to sell it at the original $13. Instead, the first 100 copies were $11, and then the price would go back up.
Summary from the author: "The job sounded simple -- break into Alexander's mansion and steal his jewelry from the wall safe, all without setting off the alarm. If they're successful, they will get a $5,000 bonus. Simple, yes, but the consequences are not. When A.J. is arrested for burglary and murder, Rick must take drastic measures to bail him out. Now, they're both wanted by the two big T's -- Tightwad and Telaferro. One wants his money back, and the other one just wants their lives." from an ad in Pop Stand Express #7 
The author's forward: 
==Issue 5==
More Than Brothers 5 was published in April 1986 and is 191-page novel called, "Dad, We Wish We Could Have Been There" by Rowena Warner. It contains some photos from the show, but no illos.
About: "191 pages of the past and present of the Simon family. Investigating the possible murder of an old family friend, Rick and A.J. become involved in blackmail, murder (possibly) their own, and some some startling revelations about their parents. Agonistes is back and not in a small role, either. This issue has a color photo of the guys on the front cover, and I think you'll like it." from an ad in Pop Stand Express #11 
==Issue 6==
More Than Brothers 6 was published in July 1986 and contains 117 pages. It contains some photos, but no illos.
From the editorial: 
* The Streets of San Diego, filk to the tune of "The Streets of Laredo" 		(3)
* Goblins and Ghoulies and Things That Go "Rick!" in the Night		 	(4)
* Reach Out and Touch Someone		 		(12)
* Wreck the Halls with Howls of Jolly		 		(17)
* My Own Private Little Hell	 (handwritten)	 	(26)
* Hearse Today and Gone Tomorrow		 		(36)
* My Brother, the Deal Man		 		(47)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 6==
==Issue 7==
More Than Brothers 7 was published in May 1987 and is a 113-page novel by Rowena Warner called, "Has the Fat Lady Sung?"
"Clients are not clients, murder is not murder, and A.J. is assaulted by Rick. The brothers try to discover the truth as a shadow from their past returns to haunt them in a deadly way."
 
From the editorial: 
==References==
 
Category:Simon & Simon Zines
Category:1980s