Purple & Orange?

Purple & Orange? is a gen Battlestar Galactica anthology with twenty issues.
The editors put out a sister zine of explicit het fiction called Blue One, along with at least one Special Edition of Purple and Orange?, Apollo's Odyssey.
	
==Editorial Guidelines==
Printed in issue #16, and perhaps other issues: 
==Reprints==
From issue #16: 
==Issue 1==
Purple & Orange? 1 was published in 1979 and is 13 pages long. It was reprinted later as a combined issue with issue #2.
==Issue 2==
Purple & Orange? 2 was published in 1979 and contains 45 pages. 
 Image:purpleandorange2.jpg| cover of issue #2
==Issue 1/2 (later combined reprint)==
Purple & Orange? 1/2 has the original Doug Rice cover from issue #1.
* Cylons is Golden
* other unknown content
==Issue 3==
Purple & Orange? 3 was published in 1979 and contains 49 pages. 
The art is by Bob Beese, Mike Crisci, Paulie Gilmore, and Todd Hamilton. Senior editor was Joy Harrison, editor was Pat Beese, art editor was H.P. Benedict, and the humour editor was Lisa Golladay.
* Episode Guide (3)
* Colonel Lyra’s Log (4)
* Aquarius (5)
* The Sword (19)
* Important Addresses (25)
* Starbucked (26)
* Allies, Part I (The continuing story of the People, creators of the Cylons by a well-known fantasy author writing under the name John Jones IX.) (42)
* Editorials, including Eddie: A Message from the Real World (46)
* Staff Credites (49)
 Image:Purple_orange.jpg| cover issue #3 
Image:Purple orange1.jpg|inside page from issue #3
Image:Purple orange2.jpg|inside page from issue #3
==Issue 4==
 
Purple & Orange? 4 was published in 1980 and is 96 pages. 
* Episode Guide (3)
* Colonel Lyra's Log (4)
* Episode Synopses 
** Murder on the Rising Star (9)
** The Magnificent Warriors (10 
* Diana’s Journal (11)
* The Celebration (The origin of the "purple and orange squadron.) (14)
* untitled poem (50)
* Important Addresses (51)
* Sealing Ceremony (53)
* Announcements (57)
* The Hunted (58)
* Letters of Comment (61)
* The Trap (64)
* Contest (82)
* The Birthday Party (84)
* Pandora's Box (88)
* Allies Part II by John Jones IX (The continuing story of the People, creators of the Cylons by a well-known fantasy author writing under the name John Jones IX.) (89)
* Editorial (94)
* A Television First! (5)
* Staff Credits (96)
==Issue 5==
Purple & Orange? 5 was published in 1980 and contains 93 pages. 
It introduces Sergeants Arion and Mara of the Battlestar: Osiris, a well as an account of the meeting between a colonial warrior and a survivor of the People.
The art is by Capricana, Steve Casey, Jim Fritzsching, Linda George-Himber, George Hamilton, Karen Pauli, and Paulie.
The editorial: 
* Colonel Lyra's Log (3)
* Episode Guide (5)
* GALACTICA 1980 Overview by Judith Ann Steck, see that page (6)
*Something Nice, fiction by Pat Beese (8) 
* Diana's Journal (20)
* Contest (Fiction contest to get rid of Boxey, and hopefully his daggit, too. "Many of you have wanted it done, and now you can do it! You can write the script in which the little kid (with or without his daggit) gets shot, electrified, lost in space, or maybe left for dead on a desert planet.") (25)
*The Decision, fiction by Bennett E. Snyder (27) 
* Colonel Lyra's Log (32)
*Pandora's Box (33)
*Arion, fiction by Ben Thomas (36) 
*Colonel Lyra's Log (49)
* Mara, fiction by Karen Pauli (51) 
*Important Addresses (59)
* Colonel Lyra's Log (61)
*Diversion, fiction by Syene Syana (62) 
* The Advisor, fiction by Lisa Golladay (68) 
* Announcements (70)
* Neighbours, fiction by Joy Harrison (72) 
* Allies, fiction (part 3) ("The continuing story of the People, creators of the Cylons by a well-known fantasy author writing under the name John Jones IX.") (84) 
* Diana's Journal (90)
* Editorial (91)
* Staff Credits (92)
File:Purpleandorange5inside.jpg|inside issue #5, Steve Casey
File:Purple5-1.jpg|from issue #5, Linda George-Himber
File:Purple5-2.jpg|from issue #5, Linda George-Himber
File:Purple5-3.jpg|from issue #5, Linda George-Himber
File:Purple5-4.jpg|from issue #5, George Hamilton
File:Purple5-5.jpg|from issue #5, George Hamilton
File:Purple5-6.jpg|from issue #5, Steve Casey
File:Purple5-7.jpg|from issue #5, George Hamilton
File:Purple5-8.jpg|from issue #5, Paulie
File:Purple5-9.jpg|from issue #5, Paulie
File:Purple5-10.jpg|from issue #5, George Hamilton
File:Purple5-11.jpg|from issue #5, Steve Casey
==Issue 6==
Purple & Orange? 6 was published in 1980 and contains 128 pages. It continues the introduction of the Osiris crew.
* Episode Guide (3)
* Diana's Journal (4)
* Something in Common, fiction (7)
* Lyra's Log (13)
* Intraship Memo (15)
* Daughter of the Colonies, fiction (16)
* Arion's Journal (29)
* Triad, fiction (31)
* Mara's Diary (34)
* A Finger in the Dike, fiction (38)
* A Meeting of Strangers, fiction (42)
* Pandora's Box (43)
* Just Another Planet Story, fiction (44)
* Frak Neilsen (61)
* Dementia, fiction (65)
* Hi, Spacer. New in Town? (73)
* Lyra's Log (74)
* Arion's Journal (76)
* Diana's Journal (78)
* Announcement (81)
* Contest (82)
* Alexandra, fiction (83)
* Mara's Journal (91)
* Diana's Journal (93)
* The Ultimate Weapon (96)
* Letters of Comment (101)
* Return Visit, fiction (104)
* Relationships, fiction (116)
* Allies, part four by John Jones IX (116)
* Editorial (123)
* Staff Credits (124)
==Issue 7==
 
Purple & Orange? 7 was published in 1980 and contains 147 pages.
 
From an ad in Universal Translator #10: "[This is] a B:G zine. It introduces Lts. Freya and Morgan, Sgt. Baleron, Gunnery Sgt. Jones of Osiris, and Lt. Reisa of the Galactica, as well as Commander Morpheus of the Dementia. It includes a chance meeting with a demon in the dark; the conclusion of the 'Neighbours' trilogy; part 5 of 'Allies.' and more."
* Episode Guide (3)
* Reisa (4)
* Morgan (10)
* Deathwatch (18)
* Through the Void (24)
* Personal Log: Flight Sergeant Mara (38)
* Discovery on Kobol (30)
* Baleron (35)
* Tales of the Osiris (37)
* Osiris Brewing (38)
* Collaborators (44)
* Graduation (56)
* Encounter (64)
* Diana's Journal (78)
* Mail Order Information (93)
* Diana's Journal (94)
* Frogula (96)
* Frog Wars (110)
* Time and Tide Wait for No Critter (114)
* Contest (123)
* The Demon (124)
* Warrior's Prayer (131)
* Homecoming (132)
* Allies, part five by John Jones IX (140)
* Editorial (145)
* Staff Credits (147)
==Issue 8==
Purple & Orange? 8 was published in 1981 and contains 104 pages. 
From a flyer: "Contains more GALACTICA'. OSIRIS, and DEMENTIA stories, introduces a new series or stories about the battlestar PEGASUS", and tells of a woman from "a galaxy far, far away." Reveals the identity of the father of Captain Laia's child; the deaths of both Colonel Lyra and Captain Apollo: Part VI of "Allies," and more."
* Episode Guide (3)
* Dreams of a Lonely Night, fiction by Sharon Monroe (4)
* Gunnery Notes: Flights by Clyde Jones (12)
* Bereft, fiction by Mary Jean Holmes (16)
* Purple and Orange? mail order information (27)
* Escape of the Pegasus, fiction by Lee Gaul (28)
* For Sheba, poem by Anne Cecil (35)
* It Ain't My Birfday, fiction by Ben Thomas (36)
* Personal Log: Flight Sergeant Mara by Karen Pauli (40)
* Old Contests/New Contests (44)
* Galetea's Log by Anne Cecil (48)
* Withdrawn and Quartered, fiction by Bennett Snyder (54)
* Shore Leave, fiction by Marj Ihassen (58)
* Tribute for a Warrior, fiction by Sharon Monroe (66)
* Who...? by David Morgan (70)
* ... Else? by Styx Coady (80)
* A Brief Time by I Joan Kokolus (84)
* Allies, part six by John Jones IX (90)
* Colonial Conclave -- Special Announcement (97)
* Editorial (98)
* Acknowledgments (100)
==Issue 9==
Purple & Orange? 9 was published in 1981 and contains 80 pages. 
From a flyer: "Introduces more of the OSIRIS and PEGASUS crews, continues the adventures of the GALACTICA and the DEMENTIA, and tells of the escape of Starbuck and Cy from the planet Starbuck. Includes Part VII of "Allies" and begins two new serials, 'Easy Looking' and "Why Did It Have to Be...?" Reduced copy format."
* Battlestar Galactica Episode Guide (3)
* Picking Up and Taking Off by Honor Bryte (4)
* Easy Looking, part one by Anne Cecil (8)
* Friends by Marj Ihassen (14)
* Personal Log: Flight Sergeant Mara by Karen Pauli (23)
* Where Frog by Dr. Doris Fishbein (24)
* Gunnery Notes: Little Things by Clyde Jones (28)
* Daddy's Little Helper by Gene Hermson (32)
* An Exchange of Favours by Mary Jean Holmes (40)
* Delphian Tale by Lee Gaul (44)
* Purple and Orange? mail order information (49)
* Why Did It Have to Be...?, part one by H. Ravenwood (50)
* Death Scene by Anonymous (56)
* Shades of the Past by Sharon Monroe (60)
* Allies, part seven by John Jones IX (68)
* Editorial (74)
* Acknowledgements (76)
Image:purple9-1.jpg|from issue #9
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==Issue 10==
Purple & Orange? 10 was published in 1981 and contains 158 pages.
From a flyer: "Athena finally gets even -- or does she? What happened after the story of "Apollo's Odyssey?" What became of Count lblis and Sheba? All this, plus many more stories about the GALACTICA" and her sister ships, the OSIRIS and the PEGASUS" -- and, of course, the DEMENTIA -- plus Part VIII of "Allies" and continuations of both "Easy Looking" and "Why Did It Have to Be...?" Reduced copy format, and a special Windycon VI II/Colonial Conclave 1981 holiday issue."
* Battlestar Galactica Episode Guide (3)
* Message from the Editor (4)
* Editorial Privilege and Duty: Two Halves of a Whole (6)
* Guidelines: Writing for Purple and Orange? (8)
* Soul of a Socialator, fiction by Sharon Monroe (reprinted in Galactica 1988: Ten Years Later) (10)
* For Cassiopeia by Anne Cecil (16)
* Easy Looking, part two by Anne Cecil (16)
* Time Passage, fiction by Honore Bryte (30)
* Thorn, fiction by Sharon Monroe (36)
* Guardian Angels, fiction by Doris Fishbein (44)
* Starting Over, fiction by Joy Harrison and David Morgon (52)
* Purple and Orange? mail order information (69)
* Aegis of Athena, fiction by Paul Gordon (70)
* Gunnery Notes: K(Period)P(Period) by Clyde Jones (84)
* Revelations, fiction by Lee Gaul (88)
* First Mission, fiction by Gene Hermsen (96)
* Visit Through a Dark Star, fiction by Doris Fishbein (102)
* One of the Best, fiction by Karen Pauli (106)
* It's All in the Name, fiction by Mary Wood (118)
* Gorill, fiction by J.R. Janoski (122)
* Typewriter Warming (128)
* Why Did It Have to Be...?, part two by H. Ravenwood (136)
* ... Snakes?, fiction by Mary Jean Holmes (144)
* Allies, part eight by John Jones IX (148)
* Acknowledgements (155)
==Issue 11==
Purple & Orange? 11 was published in 1982 and contains 88 pages.
* Battlestar Galactica Episode Guide (3)
* Message from the Editor (3)
* Editorial: Doing Violence to Another's Creation (6)
* Boomer's Patrol, fiction by Sharon Monroe (8)
* Easy Looking, part three by Anne Cecil (18)
* Dire Wolfen, fiction by Doris Fishbein (22)
* Alix Alone, fiction by J.R. Holmes (28)
* Guardian Angels, conclusion by Doris Fishbein (38)
* Purple and Orange? mail order information (49)
* Private Log: Flight Sergeant Mara by Karen Pauli (50)
* A Woman's Place, fiction by Lee Gaul (52)
* A Letter to My Father by Anonymous (58)
* Why Did It Have to Be... ?, part three by H. Ravenwood (62)
* Allies, part nine by John Jones IX (70)
* Things to Come (78)
* Acknowledgements (84)
==Issue 12==
Purple & Orange? 12 was published in 1982 and contains 126 pages. 
It contains Galactica, Pegasus, Osiris, and Dementia stories by Sharon Monroe, Anne Cecil, Lee Gaul, Clyde Jones, Kim McKinstry, Gene Hermsen, and others.
* Battlestar Galactica Episode Guide (3)
* Message from the Editor: On Plagiarism and Fraud (4)
* Editorial: Words from a No-Longer Innocent Bystander (14)
* Staff Biography: Who Am I? (15)
* That Special Day, fiction by Sharon Monroe (16)
* Ariadne's Notebook: Part One by Kim McKinstry (20)
* Purple and Orange? mail order information (21)
* Easy Looking, conclusion by Anne Cecil (22)
* Another Survivor, fiction by H. Ravenwood (28)
* Fledgling by Marj Ihassen (40)
* A Matter of Principles, fiction by Gene Hermsen (42)
* Ariadne's Notebook: Part Two by Kim McKinstry (53)
* "V" is for... Visitor?, fiction by Clyde Jones (54)
* Personal Log: Flight Sergeant Mara by Karen Pauli (64)
* Gathering by Lee Gaul (66)
* Last Son of Caprica by Paul Gordon (76)
* Why Did It Have to Be...?, part four by H. Ravenwood (80)
* A Matter of Perspective, fiction by Mary Jean Holmes (90)
* Allies, part ten by John Jones IX (108)
* Ariadne's Notebook: Part Three by Kim McKinstry (114)
* From Deep Space (116)
* Acknowledgments (122)
* art by Doug Rice, Frank Liltz and more
==Issue 13==
Purple & Orange? 13 was published in September 1982 and contains 92 pages.
* Battlestar Galactica Episode Guide (3)
* Editorial: On Plagiarism and Fraud, part 2 (4)
* Playing the Odds, fiction by Lee Gaul (6)
* Ballad of the Lost Scorpion, song or filk by Keith M. Golburg (10)
* The Ultimate Victor, fiction by Mary S. Jones (12)
* Purple and Orange? mail order information (17)
* Day of Discovery, fiction by Heather Simmons (18)
* Private Log -- Flight Sergeant Mara, by Karen Pauli (29)
* To Love Another, fiction by J. Matthew Kennedy (30)
* Staff Biography: Larry Monroe (38)
* Adiadne's Notebook, part four by Kim McKinstry (39)
* Knit One, Purl, Too by Karen Pauli (40)
* Potsherds, fiction by Mary Jean Holmes (42)
* The History of the Twelve Colonies, Exodus, the beginning of a complete history of the Colonies by Sharon Monroe (50)
* Staff Biography: Sharon Monroe (58)
* The Future, poem by Alyns Lawchilde (59)
* Why Did It Have to Be...?, part six by H. Ravenwood (60)
* Allies, conclusion, fiction by John Jones IX (68)
* From Deep Space (Locs?) (83)
* Acknowledgments (84)
* Allies, the conclusion by John Jones IX
==Issue 14==
Purple & Orange? 14 was published in 1982 and contains 112 pages. It is an all-Osiris issue.
It contains some Osiris stories previously published in Purple and Orange
From the flyer: 
* Message from the Editor: From Space -- Deep, and Not So Very (3)
* The Sin of the Father, fiction by John Jones IX (4)
* Some Things Remembered, fiction by Pat Knol (16)
* Purple and Orange? mail order information (21)
* Osiris Brewing, fiction by Larry Monroe (22)
* On the Media Scene (25)
* Deathwatch, fiction by Clyde Jones (26)
* Morgan, fiction by David Morgan (30)
* The Ultimate Weapon, fiction by David Morgan (35)
* Diana's Journal: Draco (39)
* Freya, fiction by Lisa Golladay (40)
* The Demon, fiction by Lisa Golladay (46)
* Mara, fiction by Karen Pauli (50)
* Mara's Log: Pyramid Power? (55)
* Bereft, fiction by Mary Jean Holmes (56)
* Diana's Journal: Flicka (62)
* Not What He Seems, fiction by Gene Hermsen (64)
* It's All in the Name, fiction by Mary Wood (68)
* Osiris Word Find by Deanna MacKenn (71)
* Gunnery Notes: Little Things (72)
* Alexandra, fiction by Sharon Monroe (74)
* Why Did It Have to Be...?, part seven by H. Ravenwood (78)
* End of Solitude, fiction by Linda Ruth Pfonner (88)
* Purple and Orange? #14 (103)
* Acknowledgements (104)
==Issue 15==
Purple & Orange? 15 was published in 1983 and contains 102 pages.
* Message from the Editor: Four Years Later (4)
* Purple and Orange? Readers' Survey -- 1982 Results (6)
*From Deep Space... Literally (8)
* Foundation, fiction by Marcia Brin (10)
* The Ultimate Victor (part two) by Mary S. Jones (20)
* Aftermath, fiction by Katherine Gillen (30)
* Starbuck's Return, fiction by Cynthia Greer (50)
* Rival, fiction by Roberta Stuemeke (56)
* The Warrior's Creed, poem by Keith M. Golburg (75)
* Why Did It Have to Be...?, part eight by H. Ravenwood (76)
* Acknowledgments (89)
* Purple and Orange? mail order information (90)
* Osiris Publications Special Announcement (94)
* Ads (95)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 15== 
==Issue 16==
Purple & Orange? 16 was published in 1984 and contains 110 pages.
The artists are Gennie Summers, Mel White, Karen River, Barbara Fister-Liltz, joan hanke-woods, Mary Jean Holmes, Curt Lawhorn, Frank Liltz, G. Llewellyn, Sharon Monroe, and Karen Pauli. 
* Message from the Editor: Official Guide-Lines (3)
* They Always Serve by Marcia Brin (4)
* Resident Aliens, story by Linda Ruth Pfonner (12)
* Soliloquy of a Viper Pilot by Karen Welkert (23)
* The Ultimate Victor, part 3 by Mary S. Jones (Can Marisoo save Apollo and Starbuck from sacrifice to the Ancient Ones?)
* Mara's Journal: Uniform of the Day? (40)
* Lost and Found by Cynthia Greer (44)
* If I Have a Sneeze that Can Move Mountains (the force with Kari Shadowstar) by Mary Jean Holmes (48)
* Prince for a Day by Karen Klinck (a Starbuck story) (62)
* TIY's Log (78)
* Letter of Comment (81) (see above)
* Why Did It Have to Be... part 9 by H. Ravenwood (82)
* From Deep Space (107)
* Acknowledgments (109)
File:Purple16-2.jpg|inside page from issue #16, Karen River?
File:Purple16-3.jpg|inside page from issue #16, Karen River
File:Purple16-4.jpg|inside page from issue #16, Mel White
File:Purple16-5.jpg|inside page from issue #16, Joan
File:Purple16-6.jpg|inside page from issue #16, undeciperable
File:Purple16-7.jpg|inside page from issue #16, Mel White
File:Purple16-8.jpg|inside page from issue #16, Mel White
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File:Purple16-10.jpg|inside page from issue #16, Barbara Fister-Liltz
==Issue 17==
Purple & Orange? 17 was published in 1984 and contains 90 pages. The art is by Mea Culpa, Barbara Fister-Liltz, Mary Jean Holmes, Frank Liltz, J.D. Rich, Gennie Summers, and Mel White.
* Editorial: Some Thoughts on Media Science Fiction and Fantasy by Joy Carole Harrison (3)
* Entrapment by Karen Klinck (4)
* The Gift by Mary Robertson (7)
* Furlough by Doris Fishbein (reprinted in Galactica 1988: Ten Years Later) (8)
* The Ultimate Victor, part 4 by Mary S. Jones (24)
* Heroes by Mary Robertson (33)
* Construction Zone by J.D. Rich (34)
* Old Friends by Lee Gaul (38)
* Reflections of the Heart by Mary Robertson (56)
* Pegasus Word Find by Deanna MacKenn (57)
* Meeting of Minds by John Jones IX and Joy Harrison (58)
* Official Guidelines for Purple and Orange? (75)
* Why Did It Have to Be... ? part 10 by H. Ravenwood (76)
* Acknowledgments (89)
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==Issue 18==
Purple & Orange? 18 was published in 1985 and contains 114 pages. The art is by Mea Culpa This was likely Joy Harrison, see Media Fandom Oral History Project Interview with Joy Harrison. , Meredith L. Evans, Barbara Fister-Liltz, Mary Jean Holmes, Karen River, Gordon Smuder, Mel White, and Gennie Summers.
* Portraits for the Galactica - 1 by Marcia Brin (3)
* Guest Editorial: To a Mundane ("or What to Say to Your Mother When She Finds Out You Write/Illustrate/Edit/Publish a Fanzine") by Sharon Monroe (4)
* From the Adama Journal (5)
* Never Take Rides from Strangers by Anne Cecil and Sharon Giacomo (6) (in which we meet Medea, Silver, and the Greenies from the Galactica) (6)
* Why Did It Have to Be Me? part 21A by H. Ravenwood (46)
* Tanis by Karen River (61)
* Little Sister by Paul Gordon (62)
* The Ultimate Victor, part five, by Mary S. Jones (78)
* Why Did It Have to Be Me? part 21B by H. Ravenwood (88) 
* Portraits for the Galactica - 2 by Marcia Brin (102)
* Acknowledgements (103)
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File:Purple18-2.jpg|inside issue #18 by Gennie Summers
File:Purple18-3.jpg|inside issue #18 by Barbara Fister-Liltz
File:Purple18-4.jpg|inside issue #18 by Mel White
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File:Purple18-6.jpg|inside issue #18 by Mea Culpa
File:Purple18-7.jpg|inside issue #18 by Gennie Summers
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==Issue 19==
Purple & Orange? 19 was published in 1986 and contains 92 pages.
The managing editor was Joy Harrison, the editor was Sharon Monroe, the editor's editor was Clarissa Vader, the art editor was David Morgan, the humor editor was Lisa Golladay, and the editorial assistant was J.D. Rich.
Art was by Tom Artis, Barbara Fister-Liltz, Joan Hanke-Woods, and Gordon Smuder.
From the first article about the Challenger: 
From the editorial regarding Survive the Alliance: 
* In Memoriam [sic]: Space Shuttle #25 (3) 
* From the Editor: Some Thoughts on Challenger (4)
* History of the Twelve Colonies: "First Chronicles," fiction by Sharon Monroe (6)
* Commander by Karen Klinck (13)
* Career Section by Karen Klinck (14)
* A Way Out by Paul Gordon (30)
* The Enemy by Karen Klinck (40)
* Alexandra's Diary: The Great Stuffed Theodore Caper (41)
* Night Thoughts by Mary Robertson (45)
* Pit Stop by Clyde Jones and Robert Smerp (46)
* Friend by Karen Klinck (53)
* The Unknown Knight by Karen Klinck (53)
* Grumblings by Mary Robertson (53)
* Journey's End In... by Sharon Monroe and J.D. Rich (a story in which the Galactica meets the Visitors in a new series, revised and printed as part of Survive the Alliance) (54)
* Why Did it Have to Be ...?, part 22 by H. Ravenwood (70)
* Love Song (To a Viper) by Karen Klinck (85)
* From Deep Space (86)
* Scorecard: Wha' Happ'n, Mon (87)
* Acknowledgements (91) 
 
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File:Purple19-3.jpg|inside issue #19 by Gordon Smuder
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File:Purple19-5.jpg|inside issue #19 Joan Hanke-Woods
File:Purple19-6.jpg|inside issue #19 by Joan Hanke-Woods
==Issue 20==
Purple & Orange? 20 was published in 1986 and contains 85 pages. The art is by Barbara Fister-Liltz, Gennie Summers, Karen Pauli, Doug Rice, Karen River, Gordon Smuder, Elaine Tripp, and Mel White.
This issue contains a long article on the different universes (main canon) and fan-created alternate universe, that zines published by this publisher follow.
From the first article, "Fleet": 
* From the Editor: The Purple and Orange? Fleet (3)
* In Memoriam: Ray Milland (5)
* Starbuck's Lady by Sarah Whitney (6)
* Continuation by Mary Robertson (17)
* Silver Tears by Mary Robertson (17)
* And If Thou Wilt by Elaine Tripp (18)
* Medicine in the Galactica Universe: A Synopsis (25)
* David by J.D. Rich (28)
* Battlestar by Karen Klinck (31)
* Battlestar Hiroshima?? by Gordon Smuder (32)
* Gunnery Notes: Party by Clyde Jones (36)
* Survive the Alliance: New Frontiers by Sharon Monroe and J.D. Rich (second part of a story in which the Galactica meets the Visitors in a new series, revised and printed as part of Survive the Alliance) (48)
* Why Did It Have to Be...? part 23 by H. Ravenwood (64) (the conclusion)
* From Deep Space (80)
* Scorecard: Michael Who? ("Apollo becomes prisoner of a car. A new type of combat award is invented when a party goes awry. And what happened if Battlestar Galactica had been invented in Japan?") (81)
* Acknowledgments (84)
File:Purple20-1.jpg|inside issue #20, Elaine Tripp
File:Purple20-2.jpg|inside issue #20, perhaps Gordon Smuder?
File:Purple20-3.jpg|inside issue #20, perhaps Gordon Smuder?
File:Purple20-4.jpg|inside issue #20, perhaps Gordon Smuder?
File:Purple20-5.jpg|inside issue #20, Gennie Summers
File:Purple20-6.jpg|inside issue #20, Karen River, a character as the "Mona Lisa," see Imitation
File:Purple20-7.jpg|inside issue #20, Mel White
File:Purple20-8.jpg|inside issue #20, Mel White
==References==
Category:Battlestar Galactica (1978) Zines
Category:1979 Zines
Category:Gen Zines
Category:1980s Zines