Time Warp (multifandom zine)

Time Warp is a gen multimedia zine, with an emphasis on Star Wars (Issue #3 and onwards) and Star Trek. The first issue was digest size, the rest full-size.
From a submission request in Jundland Wastes #1: "Stories must be of the high quality that has set our zine apart to date. No Han/Luke stories. Other than that, query us if you think a topic might be taboo."
==Issue 1==
Time Warp 1 is an all-Star Trek zine. It was published in 1977. It has art by Anne Elizabeth Zeek, Laura Duchon, Richard Olsen, Virginia Lee Smith, Kathy Carlson, Susan Armstrong, and Amy Harlib.
It was originally published in very early 1977 as a digest-sized zine with 122 pages. It was quickly republished in April 1977 as a full-sized zine. This second edition had a new lay-out and front cover as well as a very slightly different content. An ad in the second T'Con program book said it had "all new artwork" and "over 150 pages of fiction, poetry, articles, and reviews."
The original issue contains: "A Puzzle for Bones" (new officers, 1 page), "Trivialities" (43 Star Trek questions, 2 pages), and "Uhura's Starfleet Message" (crossword puzzle, 3 pages). The reissue does not include these three items. 
The second edition contains three things the original edition does not: "Reader Response, a poetry/short story contest," "Outview:A Pot Pouri [sic] (short zine descriptions, movie description, con announcements), and "Postscript." 
Note: Andrina Lewis, Elspeth Mosher, and Gerald Roberts are all Zeek's pseuds, a connection she makes in The Compleat Zeek.
 
 
 
From the editorial in the second edition (Anne Elizabeth Zeek): 
Contents of the second edition:
* Dedication (3)
*Outtime, Editorial (6)
* The Clandestine Adventure of the Arcane Tomato by Margaret Mary McCahon (Mystery) (previously in Intergalactic, Etc) (8)
* Taproots by Andrina Lewis (Meet Peter Kirk) (reprinted in The Compleat Zeek) (14)
* Rondeau by Andrina Lewis (reprinted in The Compleat Zeek) (17)
* A Quibble with Tribbles by David Lubkin (article) (18)
* The Jacobean Chronicles, part two by Andrina Lewis (21)
* Spock’s Elf by Elspeth Mosher (reprinted in The Compleat Zeek) (Sort of a shore leave) (22)
* Triptiych by Anne Elizabeth Zeek (43)
* First Contact by Gerald Roberts (Lt. Kirk story) (reprinted in The Compleat Zeek, revised and published in Rising Star) (44)
* The Encounter by Anne Elizabeth Zeek (reprinted in The Compleat Zeek) (68)
* De Romulani by Thomas Norberry Gorse and Anne Elizabeth Zeek (Taleachian Interstellar Empire, this was to be part of a 150-200 page proposed zine containing "The Cytherean Cycle" (also in "Time Warp"). ) (70)
* The Cytherean Cycle Part I: Lareesha by Anne Elizabeth Zeek (Romulan commander) (also in The Intergalactic Etcetera #2) (74)
* Reader Response, a poetry/short story contest
*Outview: A Pot Pouri [sic] (short zine descriptions, movie description, con announcements)
* Postscript 
File:Timewarptos1front.jpg|from issue #1 (second edition), frontispiece by Amy Harlib, "an affectionate salute to [Gayle F]"
File:Timewarptosinside2.jpg|from issue #1, (second edition) title page for "Taproots", art by Anne Elizabeth Zeek
File:Timewarptosinside3.jpg|from issue #1, (second edition) title page for "A Quibble with Tribbles", art by Laura Duchon
File:Timewarptosinside4.jpg|from issue #1, (second edition) "Obligatory Tribble/Star Wars cartoon" by Richard Olsen
File:Timewarptosinside5.jpg|from issue #1, (second edition) Kathy Carlson for "First Contact"
File:Timewarptosinside6.jpg|from issue #1, (second edition) Anne Elizabeth Zeek for "De Romulani"
File:Timewarptosinside7.jpg|from issue #1, (second edition) art for "Spock's Elf" by Virginia Lee Smith
File:Timewarptosinside8.jpg|from issue #1, (second edition) "The Cytherean Cycle" title page, art by Susan Armstrong
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1: Original Digest Sized Issue===
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1: Reprint===
==Issue 2==
Time Warp was published in 1978 and is 208 pages long. It contains Star Trek: TOS, Battlestar Galactica, and Fantasy. 
The front cover is by Beverly Zuk and the back cover by Amy Falkowitz. This issue contains a massive amount of art, samples of which can be seen below.
From the editorial: 
Also from the editorial: 
* Outtime (editorial) 
* The Offshoot by Lucy Dienfenback, art by Mary Rosalind Oberdieck-Ludwig (6)
* Meteor Made by Bev Clark, art by Kathi Higley (9)
* The Quest by Elspeth Mosher, art by Virginia Lee Smith (12) ("The Quest" is an 'interquel' to events occurring in Elspeth Mosher's short story, "Spock's Elf" in TW #1.)
* Elegy by Anne Elizabeth Zeek, art by Virginia Lee Smith (39)
*Contest Winners by Laurie Huff, Carol Hansen, Frances Zawacky, and Virginia Lee Smith (40)
** Fire and Ice by Laurie Huff (contest winner) (40)
** A Song for Gods by Frances Zawacky (contest winner) (44)
** And Who Shall Judge the Lord: Song for a Kraith Dancer by Virginia Lee Smith (contest winner) (45)
** The Stars Like Snow by Carol Hanson (contest winner) (46)
* Bones, a Meditation by Bev Clark, art by Nan Lewis (47)
* Roger by Sarah Liebold, art by Kathy Carlson (48)
* Reflections by Frances Liebold, art by P.S. Nim (49)
* He Bleeds! by Sarah Liebold, art by Kathi Higley (54)
* Alien Landscape by Kyrol Waters (56)
* The Outsider by Alice Thompson, art by Signe Landon (57) (Alice Thompson's "The Outsider" is a prequel to a small segment of the story "Once Bitten". The editor writes: "The particular segment I refer to is chilling, and well worth the read.")
* Love Among the Stars by Carrie Rowles (71)
* Les Femmes Des Fantasia Folio by llyson Whitfield, Richard Olsen, Robin Wood, Amy Falkowitz, Kathy Carlson, Mary Ann Emerson, Shona Jackson, Carolynn Ruth, Carrie Rowles, Hans Dietrich, Amy Harlib (71)
* The Fiery Void by Bev Clark, art by Kathy Carlson (81)
* Rite of Passage by Gerald Roberts, art by Randy William Ash (82) ("Right of Passage" is the second tale in the "young Kirk" series. "First Contact", the first story in the series, appeared in TW#1, and was revised extensively and reprinted in RISING STAR, a zine devoted to young Kirk stories.)
* Ruth and Naomi, a portfolio by Carrie Rowles
* The Better Way by Sarah Liebold, art by Mary Stacy-McDonald (115)
* The Amalthea Chronicles by Eileen Roy, art by V.M. Wyman (116) (Battlestar Galactica)
* Brothers, a Nu Ormenel Cycle by Fern Marder and Carol Walske (138) (also in Nu Ormenel Collected #3)
* "H" is for Heroin and Hazardman! by Patrick Daniel O'Neill, art by the same (168) (The editor writes: "Pat O'Neill's "Hazardman" series is a new departure for ST zines…and presents a new hero.")
* Images by Jean L. Stevenson, art by Jeanne Matthews (194)
* The Book of the Word, illustrated and deciphered by Angela Varesano, art by the same (196) (Battlestar Galactica) (The editor writes: "Angela Varesano's poetry cycle is magnificent -- and shows what could be developed from BATTLESTAR GALACTICA, if the show were given even half a chance to really work up to its potential.")
This issue contains a massive amount of art, samples of which can be seen below.
File:Timewarp2-1.jpg|from issue #2, MRO Ludwig for "The Offshoot"
File:Timewarp2-2.jpg|from issue #2, Kathi Higley for "Meteor Made"
File:Timewarp2-3.jpg|from issue #2, Virginia Lee Smith for "The Quest"
File:Timewarp2-4.jpg|from issue #2, Nan Lewis for "Bones: A Meditation"
File:Timewarp2-5.jpg|from issue #2, P.S. Nim for "Reflections"
File:Timewarp2-6.jpg|from issue #2, Kyrol Waters -- Alien Landscape"
File:Timewarp2-8.jpg|from issue #2, Randy William Ash for "Rites of Passage"
File:Timewarp2-9.jpg|from issue #2, Mary Stacy-McDonald for "The Better Way"
File:Timewarp2-10.jpg|from issue #2, Patrick Daniel O'Neill for "'H' is for Heroin and Hazardman!"
File:Timewarp2-11.jpg|from issue #2, Jeanne Matthews for "Images"
File:Timewarp2-12.jpg|from issue #2, V.M. Wyman for "The Amalthea Chronicles"
File:Timewarp2-13.jpg|from issue #2, Kathy Carlson, one of the many "Les Femmes Des Fantasia Folio" illos
File:Timewarp2-14.jpg|from issue #2, Mary Ann Emerson, one of the many "Les Femmes Des Fantasia Folio" illos
File:Timewarp2-19.jpg|from issue #2, Hans Dietrich, one of the many "Les Femmes Des Fantasia Folio" illos
File:Timewarp2-15.jpg|from issue #2, Shona Jackson, one of the many "Les Femmes Des Fantasia Folio" illos
File:Timewarp2-16.jpg|i from issue #2, Carrie Rowles, one of the many illos in the "Ruth and Naomi Portfolio"
File:Timewarp2-17.jpg|from issue #2, Carrie Rowles, one of the many illos in the "Ruth and Naomi Portfolio"
==Issue 3==
Time Warp was published in 1979 and is 180 pages long.
From the editorial: 
Also from the editorial: 
* Outtime, editorial (2) 
* Invocation by Angela Marie Varesano, art by Caroline Carrock (7)
* From the Jedi Vow by Angela Marie Varesano, art by the same (9)
* Before the Fall by Kelly Hill (11)
* From the Sacred Writings of the Jedi by Angela Maria Varesano, art by same (13)
* Pern Meets the Empire by Colleen Waters (19)
* The Challenge by Fern Marder, art by same (20)
* Rubber Ducky by Carrie Rowles (22)
* The Cinncinnatus Caper by Anne Elizabeth Zeek, art by Mary Rosalind Oberdieck-Ludwig (23) ("Han's first meeting with Jabba the Hut, the criminal kingpin who will come to exercise such an important role in his life, with Greedo the Crinlian, Jabba's former ace pilot, and with Antibe, Jabba's — First Officer?")
* The Jedi Master by Angela Marie Varesano, art by the same with Carrie Rowles (A poetry cycle translated from the works of Master Jedi Obi Wan Kenobi.) (59)
* Desert Winds, Dying Winds by Sarah Liebold, art by Kyrol Waters (76)
* Battle Prayer by Angela Marie Varesano (78)
* The End and the Beginning by Andrina Lewis, art by Randy Ash (80)
* Cats in the Dark by Joyce Yasner, art by Hans Dietrich ("Kass Eastad, a resourceful vacationer hi-jacked by an alien slaver ship, effects an escape with the help of a most unusual cell-mate.") (83)
* Tall, Dark and... by Carrie Rowles (110)
* Souveneirs of Alderaan by Sheryl Adsit, art by Virginia Lee Smith ("Han at his most Han-nish ("I'm here for sentimental reasons," he said. Yeah, he thought, the idea of all that money going to waste makes me wanna cry.) once again per forms a great service for the Alliance.") (111) 
* Soliloquy by Susan Matthews, art by Patrick O'Neill (135)
* A Tale of Two Lukes by Maggie Nowakowska, art by Pam Kowalski ("Luke's introduction to Cergaelugos, the Whillish being whose appointed (self-appointed?) task it is to write the True History of the Young Jedi Knight. Luke does not approve. A "ThousandWorlds Cycle" story.") (139)
* Pern Meets the Empire, Part Two by Colleen Winters (171)
* Knight and Dragon, The Quest by Rebecca Greenberg, art by Colleen Winters (172)
* After the Revolution by Karen Osman (originally in The Alpha Centaura Communicator) (174)
* Shakled Spirit by Kelly Hill, art by Virginia Lee Smith (175)
* Have You Heard the One About the Travelling Wookiee (review of The Star Wars Holiday Special) by Paula Block, art by Martynn (176)
* Blurbles, Oddments and Such (179)
File:Timewarp3-1.jpg|from issue #3, Caroline Carrock for "Invocation"
File:Timewarp3-2.jpg|from issue #3, Colleen Winters -- "Pern Meets the Empire"
File:Timewarp3-3.jpg|from issue #3, Angela Marie Varesano for "From the Jedi Vow"
File:Timewarp3-4.jpg|from issue #3, calligraphy for "From the Jedi Vow" by Allyson Whitfield
File:Timewarp3-5.jpg|from issue #3, Carrie Rowles -- "Rubber Ducky"
File:Timewarp3-6.jpg|e from issue #3, MRO Ludwig for "The Cinncinnatus Caper"
File:Timewarp3-7.jpg|from issue #3, Kyrol Waters for "Desert Winds, Dying Winds"
File:Timewarp3-8.jpg|from issue #3, Kathy Carlson for "Battle Prayer"
File:Timewarp3-9.jpg|from issue #3, Hans Dietrich for "Cats in the Dark"
File:Timewarp3-10.jpg|from issue #3, Virginia Lee Smith for "Souvenirs from Alderaan"
File:Timewarp3-11.jpg|from issue #3, Patrick O'Neill for "Soliloquy"
File:Timewarp3-12.jpg|from issue #3, Pam Kowalski for "A Tale of Two Lukes"
File:Timewarp3-13.png|from issue #3, Pam Kowalski for "A Tale of Two Lukes"
File:Timewarp3-14.jpg|from issue #3, Martynn for "Have You Heard the One About..."
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 3===
==Issue 4==
Time Warp 4 published in 1980 and is 148 pages long. The front cover is by Carol Walske, the back cover is blank. 
From the editorial: 
* Shadows Under the Sun by Fern Marder, art by Carol Walske (1)
* Editorials (4)
* Communications Console, art by Bonnie Reitz (5)
*Prologue by Anne Elizabeth Zeek (12)
* Fate is the Name (later published as "It's a Man's World") by Dyane Kirkland (ThousandWorlds Universe, Star Wars) (13)
* A Small Decision of Death by Sarah Liebold, art by Bonnie Reitz (32)
*The Alien Folio, cartoon from movie by Hans Dietrich (ALIEN) (33)
*Taken at the Flood by Karen Osman, art by S. Hawks (Star Wars) (39)
* Of Dreams and Men, two poems by Sarah Liebold (52)
*The Book of Emmon, translated by Angela-Marie Varesano (Battlestar Galactica) (53)
*Cat Dancing by Susan Matthews, art by Martynn (Star Wars) (61)
* To a Fellow Alien by Dian Hardison (74)
*Street Punk written and illustrated by Winston Howlett (Star Trek) (75)
*Bedroom Farce by Joyce Yasner, art by Carrie Rowles (Star Wars) (81)
*Arika by Eileen Roy, art by Bonnie Reitz (Star Trek) (84)
* The Promise by Anne Elizabeth Zeek (88)
* Suspension, Buck Rogers Theme by Glenn Larson (89)
*A Long Time Ago in the 25th Century Far, Far Away by Sheryl Adsit, art by Virginia Lee Smith (Buck Rogers) (90)
*H is for Hostage…and Hazardman by Patrick O'Neill (CHRIS SHERIDAN) (107)
*Revenant by Anne Elizabeth Zeek (Star Wars) (120)
*That Share of Glory by Maggie Nowakowska, art by Pam Kowalski (ThousandWorlds Universe, Star Wars) (121)
File:Timewarp4-1.jpg|from issue #4, Carrie Rowles for "Bedroom Farce"
File:Timewarp4-2.jpg|from issue #4, Winston Howlett for "Street Punk"
File:Timewarp4-3.jpg|from issue #4, Martynn for "Cat Dancing"
File:Timewarp4-4.jpg|from issue #4, Allyson Whitfield is the calligrapher for "The Book of Emmon"
File:Timewarp4-5.jpg|from issue #4, Martynn for "Cat Dancing"
File:Timewarp4-6.jpg|from issue #4, Bonnie Rietz for "Arika"
File:Timewarp4-7.jpg|from issue #4, S. Hawks for "Taken at the Flood"
File:Timewarp4-10.jpg|from issue #4, Carol Walske and Fern Marder for "Shadows Under the Sun"
File:Timewarp4-11.jpg|from issue #4, Patrick O'Neill for "H is for Hostage… and Hazardman"
File:Timewarp4-12.jpg|from issue #4, Patrick O'Neill for "H is for Hostage… and Hazardman"
File:Timewarp4-13.jpg|from issue #4, Pam Kowalski for "That Share of Glory"
File:Timewarp4-14.jpg|from issue #4, Virginia Lee Smith for "A Long Time Ago in the 25th Century Far, Far Away"
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 4===
==Issue 5==
Time Warp 5 was published in 1981 and is 186 pages long, reduced, mimeo. It is half Star Trek: TOS and half Star Wars. Art by Vida Hull (front cover), Edith Crowe (back cover, "In the Greenwood"), Martynn (inside back cover, "Scoundrel"), Caro Hedge, Bonnie Reitz, Carrie Rowles.
From the Anne Elizabeth Zeek's editorial: 
From the editorial: regarding the contents:
Contents:
* Editorials (2)
* Communications Control (4)
* The Emperor's Nephew Strikes Back, a Satire by Barbara Wenk Art by MRO Ludwig (11)
* Covenant in the Mirror by Lois Welling, art by Carol Waterman (STAR TREK TOS—Spock story)(27)
* The Unwanted Son by Joyce Yasner (STAR WARS) (39)
* The Lios Of The Slua Shee by Gerry Stout (Irish folk legend) (41)
* Through The Eye Of The Tiger, by Bonnie Reitz (STAR TREK Mirror story, the main character of this story also appears in "Eyes of the Blind" in Errantry #2) (45)
* Achille's Heel by Crystal Ann Taylor (57)
* Paths of Glory by Karen Osman (Star Wars) (59)
* Ad Finitum by Mary Stacy-McDonald (72)
*Starfleet's Finest by Jani Hicks, art by Bonnie Reitz (74)
* Cruel Looking Glass by Barbara Wenk (STAR TREK TOS) (75)
* The New York City Stray by Susan Matthews, art by MRO Ludwig (MAN FROM UNCLE) (76)
* After the Fall by Pat Stanley et al (101)
* Reflections in the Mirror by Crystal Ann Taylor, art by Laurie Huff (STAR TREK TOS) (102)
* Found Wings by Angela Marie Varesano (111)
* Reflection by Karen Osman (112)
* Request Denied by Barbara Wenk (114) (Kirk is arrested following the end of Star Trek: The Motion Picture.)
* The Sound of Distant Laughter by Marcia Brin (STAR WARS) (115)
* Story Contest (117)
* Special Modifications, a Tale of the Contraverse by Jani Hicks, art by Linda Stoops (STAR WARS) (119)
* Honor by Linda Deneroff (124)
* Ledger by Marcia Brin (STAR WARS) (125)
* Dual Decisions by Sarah Leibold (127)
* Sandcastles by Eileen Roy (STAR TREK TOS A/U) (129)
* Second Chance by Joan Marie Verba, art by Ann Crouch (STAR TREK TOS) (133) (In Boldly Writing, Verba says "Inspired by Barbara Wenk's One Way Mirror, I had written 'Second Chance' and sent it to Barbara as a compliment. Barbara gave the story to Anne and Regina for publication."
* Miri, Miri by Sheryl Adsit (STAR TREK TOS) (143)
* The Empire Strikes Back, part two by Linda Boster (144)
* That Share of Glory, part two, The Uncles by Maggie Nowakowska, art by S. Krapp (ThousandWorlds Universe, Star Wars) (145)
* Burbles (187)
* Dark Vader at the Viewscreen by Karen Osman (Star Wars)
* Song by Karen Osman (Star Wars)
File:Timewarp5art1.jpg|from issue #5, Ann Crouch
File:Timewarp5art2.jpg|from issue #5, S. Knapp
File:Timewarp5art3.jpg|from issue #5, Martynn
File:Timewarp5art4.jpg|from issue #5, Carol Waterman
File:Timewarp5art5.jpg|from issue #5, Bonnie Reitz
File:Timewarp5art6.jpg|from issue #5, Mary Stacy-MacDonald
File:Timewarp5art7.jpg|from issue #5, MRO Ludwig
File:Timewarp5art8.jpg|from issue #5, Laurie Huff
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 5===
==Issue 6/7 Volume 1==
Time Warp 6/7 v.1 published in 1984 and is 188 pages long. It has art by Pat O'Neill, Sharon Palmer, Bonnie Reitz, Richard Olsen, Carrie Rowles, Mary Stacy-McDonald, Nancy Stasulis, Carol Walske, Fern Marder, Hans Dietrich, Deb Drake, June Edwards, Carol Hanson, Caro Hedge, Martynn, Patricia Munson-Siter.
Issue #6/7 was "ghost-published" and edited by Fern Marder and Carol Walske.
From the editorial: 
From the editorial: 
* Frontispiece: Elliot's Song by Fern Marder
* Warp Time, editorial by Anne Elizabeth Zeek (2)
* In Durance Vile: A Reprehensible Tale by Susan R. Matthews (Star Wars) (4)
* Marion's Theme by Jean L. Stevenson (23)
* Season of Retreat by Jacqueline Taero (Star Wars) (24)
* Vale of Tears by Liz S. (26) 
* Two’s Company, Three’s a Corellian by Maggie Nowakowska (ThousandWorlds Universe, Star Wars) (27)
* Haljax, or, The Women of Ibm by Barbara Wenk (Science Fiction Play) (31)
*Yoda’s Homecoming by Phyllis Johnpoll (Star Wars) (43)
* Winner Takes All by Carol Walske (Star Wars) (An explanation of why Han decided to stay in the Alliance.) (45)
*Cailean by Ronni Sacksteder (Star Wars) (54)
*The Commander’s Bed is Never Cold by Phyliss Johnpoll and Geraldine Stout (Star Wars) (Author's Notes: "comments: We've gotten tired of all the 'Luke-is-as-innocent-as-a-newborn-babe' stories and opinions. Come on, now! The "kid" is 23 years old, has a high rank, is a hero, has a hint of unknown and mysterious powers, and his face is hardly one to crack mirrors. Keeping in mind that this needs be at best a PG rating, we still think that we can tell you that, The Commander's Bed is Never Cold, even on Hoth!") (55)
* Monologue by Cathie Whitehead (58)
* Prologue to a Quest by Pat Nussman (59)
*A Fleeing Triumph by Sarah Leibold (Star Trek: TOS) (60)
*Sanctuary by Deborah June Laymon and Deborah Kay Goldstein (Star Wars) (70)
* The Seeker by Jean L. Stevenson (71)
* The Return by Angela-Marie Varesano (Star Wars) (72)
*Search Party by Roberta Rogow (Buck Rogers) (77)
* Father and Son by Liz S. (92)
*The Pawn by Michelle Malkin (Star Wars) (The impact of a Darkside Luke) (93) 
* Lost Young Man, filk by Liz S. (92)
* A New Hope: The Battle of the Death Star, filk (sung to '"39", by Queen) by Jenni (98)
*Deep the Gathering Gloom by Patricia Munson-Siter (Star Wars) (In the "Black Jedi" series) (99)
* Second Thoughts by Pat Nussman (105)
* Poetry Folio by Fern Marder: Changes; Father; Spoken Softly (105)
* Prince In Waiting by Pat Nussman (110)
* Moving On by Jean L. Stevenson (112) 
*Legacy by Bonnie Reitz (Set in a parallel universe similar, but not identical to, the one in "Mirror, Mirror", set after the Alliance victory, with the victors beset by internal dogmatists executing the very heroes who made the defeat of the Empire possible.) (Star Trek) (113)
*Hide and Seek by Beverly Grant (Star Wars) (125) 
* A New Hope by Jean L. Stevenson (128)
* A Tort et a Travers by Sheryl Adsit (Professionals/Star Wars) (129)
* Through Human Eyes by Dian Hardison (138)
*Initiation Rights by Pat Nussman (Leia and Luke discover that there is, er, less to Han Solo than meets the eye.) (Star Wars) (139)
*Of Righteousness, and Other Youthful Follies by Susan Crites (Star Wars) (Han is haunted by a tragic memory told in flashback from the days when he was a law upholding Imperial officer.) (141) 
*FWOTAM by Maureen Bulman and Karen Howard (Star Wars) (150)
*H Is For Hazardman Not Hellion by Patrick Daniel O'Neill (Chris Sheridan) (""H is for Hazardman, Not Hellion" is the third Hazardman story written and illustrated by Patrick O'Neill. A straight SF/action-adventure tale in the tradition of Batman, the Shadow, and all the other pulp and comic heroes, Hazardman.") (152)
* Exoskeleton by Liz S. (163)
*For Auld Lang Syne by Marcia Brin (Star Wars) (""For Auld Lang Syne" and its companion poem, "A Cup of Kindness," belong to an alternate timeline that has, as its jump-off point, the events of TESB.") (164)
* A Cup of Kindness by Marcia Brin (167)
*SMOTU by Marisu Fordfan (Star Wars) (""SMOTU" is a -- satire? -- sequel to RETURN OF THE JEDI? alternate timeline story? Again, this is an instance when you, the reader, must be the final arbiter.") (170)
* Entr’acte by Jean L. Stevenson (Star Wars) (192)
* Skywalker by Fern Marder and Carol Walske (193)
* What Are You Looking At? by Carol Walske (194)
File:Timewarp6-7-4.jpg|from issue #6/7, Martynn for In Durance Vile: A Reprehensible Tale
File:Timewarp6-7-5.jpg|from issue #6/7, Martynn for In Durance Vile: A Reprehensible Tale
File:Timewarp6-7-6.jpg|from issue #6/7, Martynn for In Durance Vile: A Reprehensible Tale
File:Timewarp6-7-7.jpg|from issue #6/7, Hans Dietrich for Haljax, or, The Women of Ibm
File:Timewarp6-7-8.jpg|from issue #6/7, Sharon Palmer for "Yoda’s Homecoming"
File:Timewarp6-7-9.jpg|from issue #6/7, Carol Walske for Winner Takes All
File:Timewarp6-7-10.jpg|from issue #6/7, Deb Drake for Sanctuary
File:Timewarp6-7-11.jpg|from issue #6/7, Carrie Rowles for Search Party
File:Timewarp6-7-12.jpg|from issue #6/7, Nancy Stasulis for Prince in Waiting, an example of self-insertion
File:Timewarp6-7-13.jpg|from issue #6/7, Bonnie Reitz for Legacy
File:Timewarp6-7-14.jpg|from issue #6/7, Bonnie Reitz for Legacy
File:Timewarp6-7-15.jpg|from issue #6/7, Carol Walske for "Of Righteousness, and Other Youthful Follies"
File:Timewarp6-7-16.jpg|from issue #6/7, Pat O'Neill for "H Is For Hazardman Not Hellion"
File:Timewarp6-7-17.jpg|from issue #6/7, Mary Stacy-MacDonald for Entr’acte
File:Timewarp6-7-18.jpg|from issue #6/7, June Edwards for The Return
File:Timewarp6-7-19.jpg|from issue #6/7, Carol Walske
File:Time6-7-4.jpg|from issue #6/7, title page for In Durance Vile: A Reprehensible Tale 
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 6/7 Volume 1==
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
==Issue 6/7 Volume 2==
 
Time Warp 6/7 v.2 published in 1984 and is 188 pages long. The art is by Susan Armstrong, Deb Drake, Jackie Dunster, Caro Hedge, Susan Klasky, Wanda Lybarger, Kate Nuernberg, Susan Palmer, Angela-Marie Varesano, Carol Walske, Colleen Winters, Christie Wood.
From the editorial: 
Also from the editorial: 
* Frontispiece: Star Wars by Fern Marder
* Warp Time by Anne Elizabeth Zeek (2)
*Story Folio: For Dogs To Tear… Hour Of The Kiln… Heir Presumptive by Pat Nussman; Jacqueline Taero; Carol Walske (Star Wars) (4)
* With a Little Help from My Friends by Kate Santovani (The Professionals) (9)
* Get the Message by Liz S. (46)
*The Lost Jedi Boys by Barbara T (Star Wars) (48) ("STAR WARS meets Gilbert & Sul1ivan—or is it Tosca? I'd love to see this performed at a convention!")
* Pass On What You Have Learned by Fern Marder (Star Wars) (50) (Luke returns to claim his inherited estate as a Sith heir, and finds some of his father's young Jedi apprentices, all Darkside, challenging his power.)
* If Your Eyes Could See by Martie Benedict (64) 
* Hippocrates' Trust by Patricia C. Nolan (Star Trek) (65)
* Repose on a Far Planet by Angela-marie Varesano (72)
* Everything I Was by Fern Marder (73)
* Bound for Glory by Liz S. (Star Wars) (74)
* The Gods Grieve by Sarah Leibold (78) (a eulogy (sort of) for Alderaan)
* Loyalties -- Loyalties by Karen Osman (Star Wars) (79) (about the wavering loyalty of her recurring character, the clone Raan, one of Vader's most trusted troopers. Subjected to constant bigotry by non-clones, yet curious about the world of the "Others" (the humans), especially the women, Raan is tempted to leave his lord's service when he falls in love with a non-clone female human.)
*Prologue by Devra Michele Langsam (Star Wars) (94) ("A prequel to A NEW HOPE. Now if we could only talk Devra into writing the novel that this is the prequel to...")
* Fugato by Liz S. (95)
* Bestiary by Susan Armstrong (96)
* Lost Love by Jean L. Stevenson (113)
* Medicinae by Vivian Gates (Star Trek) (102)
* The Waiting Game by Jean L. Stevenson (113)
* Come the Revolution by Deborah June Laymon (117) (A foray into the "revolution betrayed" tradition, set after the Alliance victory, with the victors beset by internal dogmatists executing the very heroes who made the defeat of the Empire possible.)
* The Heart of Darkness by Joyce Yasner (Star Wars) (a foray into Ewok culture, perhaps the first of this type) (reprinted in Dark Master Dark Servant #2) (118)
* Vorna, Mageen and the Gypsy Spacer by Martie Benedict (134)
* Two Faces by Sara Campbell (Blade Runner) (137)
* Clone by Barbara Greenberg (141)
* The Homecoming by Fern Marder and Carol Walske (Star Wars) (142) (A re-te11ing of ROTJ by Fern Marder and Carol Wa1ske, positing a Dark order of Force users called the Cadar of which Han and his family are ancient members. It is up to Han, the Cadar, and Luke and Leia, the Jedi, to destroy the Emperor together with a little help from the unreformed Vader.)
* The Last Word by Fern Marder and Carol Walske (188)
File:Timew6-7-1.jpg|from issue #6/7 v.2, Deb Drake for "Dogs to Tear"
File:Timew6-7-2.jpg|from issue #6/7 v.2, title page for With a Little Help from My Friends
File:Timew6-7-3.jpg|from issue #6/7 v.2, Kate Nuernberg for With a Little Help from My Friends
File:Timew6-7-4.jpg|from issue #6/7 v.2, Kate Nuernberg for With a Little Help from My Friends
File:Timew6-7-5.jpg|from issue #6/7 v.2, Kate Nuernberg for With a Little Help from My Friends
File:Timew6-7-6.jpg|from issue #6/7 v.2, Jackie Dunster
File:Timew6-7-7.jpg|from issue #6/7 v.2, Carol Walske for Pass On What You Have Learned
File:Timew6-7-8.jpg|from issue #6/7 v.2, Angela-marie Varesano for "Repose on a Far Planet"
File:Timew6-7-9.jpg|from issue #6/7 v.2, Susan Armstrong, the art portfolio title page
File:Timew6-7-10.jpg|from issue #6/7 v.2, Sue Klasky for Medicinae
File:Timew6-7-11.jpg|from issue #6/7 v.2, Carol Walske for The Heart of Darkness
File:Timew6-7-12.jpg|from issue #6/7 v.2, Carol Walske for The Heart of Darkness
File:Timew6-7-13.jpg|from issue #6/7 v.2, Carol Walske for The Heart of Darkness
File:Timew6-7-14.jpg|from issue #6/7 v.2, Wanda Lybarger for "Vorna, Mageen and the Gypsy Spacer"
File:Timew6-7-15.jpg|from issue #6/7 v.2, Carol Walske for The Homecoming
File:Timew6-7-16.jpg|from issue #6/7 v.2, Carol Walske for The Homecoming 
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