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The Heroine Addict

The Heroine Addict is a gen zine focusing on female characters in comics. There were eleven issues, and then with issue #12, it became The Heroines Showcase. This zine was published in San Jose, CA. 
==Background==
Martin Lock writes about its history on the zine's current website:
==Issue 1==
The Heroine Addict 1 was published in September 1974.
* Content: 
* Download link.
==Issue 2==
The Heroine Addict 2 was published in December 1974.
* Content: 
* Download link.
==Issue 3==
The Heroine Addict 3 was published in Februar 1975.
* Content: 
* Download link.
==Issue 4==
The Heroine Addict 4 was published in April 1975.
* Content: 
* Download link.
==Issue 5==
The Heroine Addict 5 was published in June 1975.
* Content: 
* Download link.
==Issue 6==
The Heroine Addict 6 was published in August 1975.
* Content: 
* Download link.
==Issue 7==
The Heroine Addict 7 was published in October 1975 and contains 40 pages.
* Content: Star Trek Heroines; fan club news; Heroine Hotline; a piece on the Emerald Eye of Ekron; Supergirl Profile; The Avengers (TV show) center spread; The New Heroines; a letter from fan Rich Morrisey; Revamping The Valkyrie; The Tigra Papers; and The Mermaid of DC. 
* Download link.
==Issue 8==
The Heroine Addict 8 was published in December 1975.
* Content: 
* Download link. 
==Issue 9==
The Heroine Addict 9 was published in spring 1976 and contains 40 pages
* Content: Defeating the Elementals Was as Breeze; Heroine Hotline; fan club news; The Heroine Gallery; The Return of the Bionic Woman; Batman/Batgirl center spread; a feature on Isis by Richard Morrissey; Golden Girl article; and The Fly #14 review.
* Download link. 
==Issue 10==
The Heroine Addict 10 was published in summer 1976.
* Content: 
* Download link. 
==Issue 11==
The Heroine Addict 11 was published in Summer 1977 and contains 31 pages.
* Content: Included in here are editorials, many illustrations, articles. 
* Download link. 
==The U.K. Heroine Addict==
* Download The U.K. Heroine Addict
* Download The U.K. Heroines Showcase
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1974 Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Category:Non-fiction Zines
Category:Comics Zines
The Heroines Showcase

You may be looking for the German Star Wars zine, Heroine's Showcase.
The Heroines Showcase (spelled without an apostrophe) is a gen zine focusing on female characters in comics. It was preceeded by The Heroine Addict and therefore begins publication with issue #12. This zine was published in Campbell, CA.
There are also at least three art portfolios published.
==Issue 12==
The Heroines Showcase 12 was published in Winter 1977/1978 and contains 35 pages.
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==Issue 13==
The Heroines Showcase 13 was published in Spring 1978. It includes the "Wendy Interview" (Elfquest) and an article about Red Sonja by Jeff Thompson.
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==Issue 14==
The Heroines Showcase 14 was published in Summer 1978. It includes an article about Red Sonja by Jeff Thompson.
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==Issue 15==
The Heroines Showcase 15 was published in 1978 and contains 36 pages.
* cover Brent Anderson ( Black Orchid)
* back cover Frank Brunner (Clea)
* inside cover George Perez ( Marvel Superhero Women)
* centerfold Rudi Franke
* Cat Yronwode - Evolution Of An Enchantress
* Scott Gibson - Secret Life Of Betty Cooper
* G Hosting - Last Wizard and Red Sonja Show review
* Steve Johnson - Miss America
* Trina Robbins - Tiger Girl
* editorial content , reviews
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==Issue 16==
The Heroines Showcase 16
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==Issue 17==
The Heroines Showcase 17 was published in 1979 and contains 35 pages.
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==Issue 18==
The Heroines Showcase 18 was published in 1980. Art by Brent Anderson, Scott Taylor, Mike O'Neal, Gary Winnick and more.
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==Issue 19==
The Heroines Showcase 19
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==The Heroines Showcase Art Portfolio==
Martin Lock writes on the zine's current website:
The Heroines Showcase Art Portfolio 1
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The Heroines Showcase Art Portfolio 2
The Heroines Showcase Art Portfolio 3 was published in 1985. It has art by Brent Anderson, Lela Dowling, Frank Cirocco, Joe Chiordo and others.
==The U.K. Heroines Showcase==
* See The Heroine Addict.
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==Gallery==
File:heroinesshowcase12.jpg|cover of issue #12
File:heroines15front.jpg|front cover of issue #15, Brent Anderson
File:heroines15back.jpg|back cover of issue #15, Frank Brunner
File:heroinesshowcase17.jpg|cover of issue #17
File:heroines18.jpg|front cover of issue #18
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1977 Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Category:1980s Zines
Category:Comics Zines
The Hex Files

The Hex Files was a Draco/Harry fan archive. By 2016 there were 3634 stories by 664 authors archived.The Hex Files, via Wayback: 17 June 2016. (Accessed 14 May 2021) It was a member of the All Harry Potter Slash webring.
Originally an efiction archive, in August 2016, it was announced that the Hex Files would be moving to the Archive of Our Own as an Open Doors Project.HP Fandom and The Hex Files Are Coming to AO3! (Accessed 4 August 2016) The import was completed in July 2017.
File:Hexfiles-agecheck.png|Screencap of The Hex Files landing page with disclaimer and age verification.
File:Hexfiles-home.png|Home Page
==Work Categorisation== 
Works uploaded to the efiction archive could be categorised and searched using the following Categories, Genres, Warnings & RatingsThe Hex Files Search (Accessed 24 September 2016).: 
* Categories: Adult, Artwork, Artwork > Adult, Artwork > General, Artwork > Hex Files Artwork, Drabbles, Drabbles > Birthday, Drabbles > Monthly Challenge--Adult, Drabbles > Monthly Challenge--General , Fic Exchange, General, One-Shot (Adult), One-Shot (General), Poetry (Adult), Poetry (General), Squee
* Genres: Action/Adventure, Alternate Reality, Angst, AU, BDSM, Challenge Issue, Challenge Response, Crack!Fic, Creature, Crossover, Dark!Fic, Drama, First Time, Fluff, General, Humour, Hurt/Comfort, Non-Magical, None, One Shot, Parody, Pre-slash, PWP, Romance, Smut, Song Fic, SQUEE, Squick!Fic, Tragedy
* Warnings: Adult Language, Angst, BDSM, Bestiality, Character Death -- NOT Harry or Draco, Character Death (Harry and/or Draco), D/s, Deathly Hallows Spoilers!, Drug Usage, Dubious Consent, Femmeslash, Fetish, Het, Humiliation, Hurt/Comfort, Incest, Major Fluff, Major Squick, mPreg, Non-Con, Non-Magical, None, OC, OOC, Orgy, Rape, Self Harm, Sexual Content, Spoilers, Suicide, Suicide Attempt, Threesome, Twincest, Violence, Voyeurism/Exhibitionism, Water Sports
* Ratings: G, PG, PG-13, R, NC-17
==References== 
 
Category:Slash Archives
Category:Harry Potter Archives
Category:2000sCategory:2010s
Category:EFiction
The Hex Girls

The Hex Girls are a fictional band from the Scooby Doo universe, comprising of Thorn, Dusk and Luna.
==Canon==
The Hex Girls first appeared in the 1999 animated film Scooby-Doo! and the Witch's Ghost.
==Fandom==
Thorn in particular is often cited as many sapphics' gay awakening.
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
====Gallery====
File:The Hex Girls.jpg|The Hex Girls (Jan 2021) by Champs-Art-World
File:Gunderstank the-hex-girls.png|The Hex Girls (Oct 2019) by gunderstank
==Resources & External Links==
*Hex Girls (Scooby Doo) - Ao3 tag
==References==
Category:Scooby-Doo
The Hicks Files

The Hicks Files is a single author slash anthology fanzine published by Wild Hair Press. The author is Debra Hicks, listed as Deb.
* A Rare Find. A grun geschlecht sets its sights on Peter, and it’s up to Egon to break its evil spell before it can kill him. The spell, however, is already in motion when Egon arrives, and he can do nothing except complete it, or forfeit his friend’s life. Adult. Slash. (reprinted from Crossing the Streams #1; also in Homosapien #4)
* Swords and Starry Nights. The police call the guys in to bust an unknown entity. The 'entity' turns out to be a dimensional rip. Peter is accidentally sucked through the rip and into a world of sailing ships, pirates, and a dashing pirate captain who sweeps Peter off his feet, and who looks very much like Egon. Slash. (reprinted from Crossing the Streams #3)
* Patterns of Protection. As an evil demon is spying on the Ghostbusters' world, Peter is sucked through the portal it created and into a strange, desert world filled with all sorts of people from many dimensional worlds. Meanwhile, it seems as if Peter has never left Ghostbuster Central as his very own doppelganger has replaced him. The rest of the team must figure out what's happened in time to save their friend and two very different worlds. Slash (reprinted from Crossing the Streams #4)
* Unmarked Crossroads. The ghost of an enraged father is intent on destroying his gay son's life. Slash situation. (reprinted from Crossing the Streams #3)
* Streetlights and Stormy Days. Sequel to "Swords and Starry Nights". Peter and Egon finally act on the growing closeness of their relationship. The Ghostbusters also fight an entity from another dimension that steals emotions. It steals Egon’s desire, and Peter is almost beside himself with grief. Slash. (reprinted from Crossing the Streams #5)
* Fantasies Take Flight. Companion to "Streetlights and Stormy Days". Janine shares some afternoon delight with Peter and Egon. Adult. Slash. (reprinted from Crossing the Streams #5)
* Some Enchanted Evening. Peter, Egon, and Janine go to a conference where Peter sets about seducing both his friends. Adult. (reprinted from Crossing the Streams #5)
Category:The Real Ghostbusters Zines
The Hidden

The Hidden is a Kirk/Spock story by Katherine Cooke. 
It was published in the print zine Beyond Dreams #7.
==The Becoming Real Series==
* Deflectors Down
* Starbase Eighteen
* The Hidden
* Chimera
==Summary==
"Relieved of his command when his bond to Sybok is discovered, Kirk goes to Vulcan with Spock on the chance that the bond can be broken."
==Author's Summary==
==Some Shared Vocab==
"Could I just clarify that the Underliers are not my invention, though? I stole them from Diane Duane's novel 'Spock's World,' as noted at the end of the story. I wish I had thought them up myself." comment by the author in The K/S Press #96 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2004 Fanfiction‎
The Hidden Past

The Hidden Past is the archive for the StarWarsfic mailing list at egroups, a fic-only list. The list was intended to be mainly SLASH/ADULT-oriented, but any Star Wars fanfic was welcome to be posted. 
Note on the intro page in 2000: 
File:Welcome to The Hidden Past.png
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Category:Star Wars Archives
Category:Star Wars TPM Archives
Category:Slash Archives
Category:1999
Category:2000
The Hidden Room

The Hidden Room is a K/S story by Anna Parrish.
It was published in the print zine First Time #24.
==Summary==
"On the Shore Leave Planet, Kirk is with Spock thinking that heʼs an android."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1990===
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1990 Fanfiction
The Hidden Truth

The Hidden Truth is a Star Trek: TOS story by Beverly Volker & Nancy Kippax. 
It was published in the print zine Galactic Discourse #3.
==Summary==
Spock's attempt to conceal a physical condition and a tragedy in the life of McCoy combine to tear apart the friendship of Kirk, Spock and McCoy. An unsentimental story, McCoy learns that his ex-wife is dead.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
 Category:1980 Fanfiction‎
The Hidden Wars

The Hidden Wars is a Star Wars fan club zine published in Italy. The content is in English
The 2000 issue won a Star Award.
The contents of this zine is a continuing comic strip with art by Filippo Rossi. Some latter issues include a short column about the series, as well as letters of comment.
This zine is related to Kalandar and Lord of Emptiness.
==About==
===From the First Issue===
Comments by Fiorenzo Delle Rupi in the first issue: 
===From the Last Issue===
==General Fan Comments==
==Issue 1==
The Hidden Wars 1 was published in 1998 and contains 22 pages.
 
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==Issue 2==
The Hidden Wars 2 was published in 1998 and contains 22 pages.
 
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==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
The Hidden Wars 3 was published in 1998 and contains 22 pages.
 
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==Issue 4==
The Hidden Wars 4 was published in October 1998 and contains 22 pages.
 
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==Issue 5==
The Hidden Wars 5 was published in 1999 and contains 24 pages.
 
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==Issue 6==
The Hidden Wars 6 was published in 2000 and contains 25 pages.
 
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==References==
Category:Club Zines
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1990s
Category:2000 Zines
The High Chaparral

The High Chaparral is a Western that revolved around "Big" John Cannon, a rancher who lived in the Arizona Territory in the 1870s. He ran the ranch with his brother Buck and son Billy Blue (Blue Boy). Blue Boy's mother Annalee was killed in the first episode by an Indian arrow, and John Cannon then married Victoria, the daughter of the powerful neighbouring rancher Don Sebastián Montoya, in what is initially a marriage of convenience. His marriage to Victoria Montoya brought her brother Manolito into the picture, and he also came to live with the family.
==Fandom==
==Fanzines with High Chaparral Content==
* Ghost Riders
* Night of the Lancer Savage Land
* Wide Open Spaces
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
Image:highchapart1.jpg|"Buck Cannon" by MJRiddle
==Archives==
* The High Chaparral works at AO3
* THE HIGH CHAPARRAL AND BONANZA FANFICTION (on wayback)
==Fannish Links==
* The High Chaparral
* The High Chaparral Reunion
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The High Price of Love

The High Price of Love is a Kirk/Spock story by Ann Carver. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #5.
==Summary==
"Missing for six months, Spock is found in a pleasure house by Kirk and McCoy, addicted to a drug that causes uncontrolled arousal."
==Excerpt==
"Lt. Rivers looked at Kirk and shook his head in wonder. "Captain Kirk, I've been using this enhancer for many years and this is the first time I've ever seen it give a true likeness of a person without requiring any changes. A remarkable feat of memory." Kirk blushed self consciously. "It's easy to describe Mr. Spock. He's a unique individual." "Well," the lieutenant said, slapping his thigh. "It's time for me to get to work. Don't worry, Captain, we'll find your Mr. Spock." 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1986 Fanfiction‎
The High Price of Xeroxing

The High Price of Xeroxing was a 1990 essay by well-known and prolific zine publisher and fic writer, Alexis Fegan Black in the program book for Cali-Con #2. 
 
The letter's audience was fans who bought, read, and created print fanzines, and the subject was zine piracy.
==Context==
See The Revelcon Zine Piracy Letters for context of this letter, as well as ones three years later.
==The Essay ==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:1990 Meta
Category:Zine Piracy Open Letters
Category:1990 Open Letters
Category:Zine Meta
The High Road

The High Road is a Bodie/Doyle story by M. Fae Glasgow.
It was published in Bene Dictum #2 and is online.
==Story Notes==
"Our final Pros piece comes from ther fertile and fevered brain of the Glaswegian. But fear not you Pros fen who would turn from a gut-wrenching tale with a black and bleak ending: 'The High Road' is not such! The setting is Glasgow, the time is Christmas and New Year's, and the problem to be resolved is reconizing the gifts bestowed on one Mr. W.A.P. Bodie..."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1995 Fanfiction‎
The Highlander's Hearth

The Highlander's Hearth was a Highlander website. It was hosted by Tripod and Jaguarundi's Lairs linked to it in 2001.Jaguarundi Lairs: Highlander's Lair, via Wayback: 02 March 2001. (Accessed 22 May 2020)
The page linked was part of the personal website of CMBoland and contained some slash fanfiction written by Jacynthe Demorae. It was later moved to Jacynthe's own website Jacynthe's Midnight Inne.
==References==
Category:Highlander Websites
Category:Tripod
Category:2000s
The Highlander Quill Club

The Highlander Quill Club was a Highlander fiction archive. It hosted fiction by Maygra and Rory, was home of Chaos Chronicles and hosted The Schmarlequin Contests.
==Taken Down by a Virus Hack==
In June 2009 the site was attacked by a hacker who took down all the content and infected the remaining pages with a virus. Those responsible informed that the site would be offline for cleaning, renovation and would soon be reinstated, but after the attack the site was closed.
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Highlander Websites
Category:2000s
The Highlander Special Gen Collection

The Highlander Special Gen Collection is a 160-page anthology of fiction previously published in Neon Rainbow's multimedia zines through 2008.
* The Ritual of the Rose by Carol Mingst (Just For Kicks) 
* Hell Night by Carol Mingst (Obsessions) 
* Ain't Gonna Mow No Mo' by Teri Sarick (Ouch!) #6 
* Ghost by Clare Solomon (The Yule Tide) #2 
* Need by Joyce Strohm (Ouch!) #2 
* Peace Be With You by Catriona MacKay (Ouch!) #9 
* Never Say Goodbye by Catriona MacKay (Compadres) #17 
* Home Again by Catriona MacKay (Compadres) #17 
* Dragon Alone in the Wind by Sarah Macht (Just For Kicks) (a crossover with Kung Fu: The Legend Continues)
* The Discovery by Fliss Davies (Compadres) #11 ( a crossover with Planet of the Apes)
* Don't Look Back by Fliss Davies (The View From Olympus) (a crossover with Xena)
Category:Highlander Gen and Het Zines
Category:2008 Zines
The Highwayman (Professionals novel)

The Highwayman is a 99-page (65,497 words) slash Professionals novel by O Yardley. 
The front cover is by Evelyn. It contains no interior art.
Summary from the publisher: "An orphan without family or fortune, Doyle is a lowly lawyer's clerk. Sent to collect a valuable diamond brooch, he little dreams that his employer's letter of authorisation will pitch him headlong into danger - and into a meeting with a man whose life is spent in reckless opposition to those in authority."
The Hatstand summary: "An alternate universe Bodie/Doyle novel set in 1780 and involving smuggling on the south coast. The Author's Note says: "Inspired by 'Gentlemen of Sussex' by Eric Leyland". The Hatstand 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1998===
==References==
 Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:1997 Zines
The History Boys

The History Boys is a 2004 play and 2006 film adaptation set in an English boys' grammar school in the 1980s.
==Fandom==
==Example Fanworks==
File:Skyearth85 quiet desperation.jpg|Cover for megume_legume's "Lives of Quiet Desperation", art by skyearth85. Created for the Alternate Universe Big Bang. (2010)
==Links and Resources==
* History Boys - All Media Types at Archive of Our Own
** History Boys - Bennett at AO3
** History Boys (2006) at AO3
* Movies > History Boys at FanFiction.Net
* drinkswithdakin, a fanfiction community at LiveJournal
* Fandom overview: The History Boys by kaydeefalls for Crack Van (December 2007)
* What Happens When it Doesn't Pass by yoursetcetera, a Scripps/Posner essay for Ship Manifesto (March 2009)
Category:History Boys
The History of Austrek: How it all began...

The History of Austrek: How it all began... is an article about the Australian Star Trek fan club Austrek by Darren Maxwell.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Diane Marchant, Robert Jan, Geoff Allshorn, some fans
* Spock, zines
* Trekkie Talk, The Captain's Log, newsletters
* City on the Edge of the Yarra and The Yar Continuum, fan films
* TrekCon, conventions
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Star Trek TNG Meta
Category:Star Trek Meta
Category:Star Trek TAS
Category:Star Trek DS9 Meta
Category:Star Trek VOY
Category:Star Trek ENT
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:2017 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
The History of Dark Shadows 1966-1967

The History of Dark Shadows 1966-1967 is a resource zine for Dark Shadows. 
 
Research assistants were Joe Collins, Robert Finocchio, and Debbie Kreuter.
 
Image:darkshadowshistory-1.jpg|front cover
Image:darkshadowshistory-2.jpg|inside page
 
Category:Dark Shadows Zines
Category:1987 Zines
The History of Xena Fan Fiction on the Internet

The History of Xena Fan Fiction on the Internet is 6516 word fanwork by Lunacy. It is part essay, article, and timeline.
The article has MANY internal links to sites and individual fics. See the original essay for them. The article also includes a table/graph of fic types from June 1996 to January 1998.
The focus is early Xena: Warrior Princess fandom. 
A similar article is A Cyber History of the Online Xena Community: Part I -- September 1995 To June 1996.
==Parts==
* Introduction 
* What Is Fan Fiction? 
* Origins of Xena Fan Fiction 
* Fan Fiction Grows Up 
* Newer Trends and Developments In Fan Fiction 
* The Future of Xena Fan Ficton 
* Notes
* Bibliography
* Biography
==Some Fics and Sites Linked and Described==
* All Through the Night by Rebekah
* Truth or Dare by WordWarior
* Xenos' Xena: Warrior Princess Fan Fiction Index
* Lunacy Fan Fiction Reviews
* NetForum
* Tom's Xena Page
* the awards: Eddies
* The Bard's Corner
* From the Bard's Quill interview series
* Callisto Tales fic site
* Is There a Doctor on the Dig, fic by Bat Morda
* Toward the Sunset, fic by Della Street
* Xena: La Princesa Guerrera, a Spanish site
* Symbionts Deutsche Xena Fanfiction Page, a German site
* Origins, fic by M. Parnell
* Pink Rabbits Production
* A Meeting of Chance, fic by Terra Chang
* many other fics and sites
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Xena & Hercules Meta
Category:1998 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
The History of the Northern Kingdom

The History of the Northern Kingdom is a gen Tolkien anthology with the subtitle: "As Chronicled by the scribes of Annúminas", Annúminas was a local group or Smial of the Tolkien Society. Angela Surtees, Lyn Ritchie and artist Ruth Lacon collaborated on the "History" after speculating on the descent of Aragorn from Arvedui, and where and how the Rangers had lived in the centuries since the fall of Fornost in 1974 T.A. Detailing the fauna and flora of the north of Middle-earth as well as proposing a possible history this work is illustrated throughout and includes an epic poem and speculative original documents.
Category:Tolkien ZinesCategory:1991 Zines