The Comfort Zone (multimedia zine)

You might be looking for the Stargate SG-1 archive, The Comfort Zone.
The Comfort Zone is a gen multifandom anthology. 
==Issue 1==
The Comfort Zone 1 published in 2002 and is 180 pages long. 
* The Child Of Time by Sheila Paulson (The Real Ghostbusters) The crisis of Lupusville is over, but is there something Egon forgot? (25 pages)
* The Gates Of Hell by L.A. Carr (Stargate SG-1) An easy trip to a quiet planet takes a deadly turn when one team member attacks another and strands the team on the far side of the wormhole. (22 pages)
* Operation Bedtime by Carole (The Sentinel) An exhausted Guide makes for a difficult mission sometimes... (4 pages)
* Understanding by Yum@ (Stargate SG-1) The death of Robert Rothman left Daniel Jackson at loose ends, and wondering if he'll ever get answers to life's greatest questions. (14 pages)
* Links by Denysé Bridger (The Equalizer) A simple trip with McCall and his son turns into Mr. Gage's Wild Ride for Harley. (19 pages)
* No Man Is An Island by K. Hanna Korossy (Starsky and Hutch) Returning from a friend's funeral, Hutch's mind isn't on what awaits him in his apartment. (10 pages)
* Mood by Sheila Paulson (The Real Ghostbusters) And what ELSE can go wrong for Peter Venkman today? (8 pages)
* Darkness by Carole (The Sentinel) There are some things that a Guide just isn't ready for, even one like Blair Sandburg. (6 pages)
* Send Me An Angel by L.A. Carr (Touched by An Angel) Can an Angel die? And what happens when his companions can't call on the Powers they usually command? (15 pages)
* One Good Reason by M.D. Bloemker (SG-1/Shadow Chasers) Jonathan knew trailing after Benny into the wilds of Colorado was a mistake - he just didn't realize how over their head they would get, and what it might cost them all... (60 pages)
* Editorial Challenge (Stargate SG-1) (3 pages)
==Issue 2==
The Comfort Zone 2 was published in November 2003 and contains 132 pages.
The interior illustrations: one cartoon and several black and white screenshots.
The editorial by Paulson: 
The editorial by Carr: 
* In the Zone, editorials (2)
* Not in the Manual by K. Hanna Korossy. (Emergency!) ("A distraught Roy DeSoto is grieving over the sudden loss of his partner, and is looking for solace. (3) 
* Bridging the Gap by Carole Seegraves (The Sentinel) ("Simon Banks finds himself acting as the bridge between two injured partners.") (16)
* The Spirit and the Dust by L.A. Carr (Stargate: SG-1) ("Caught in a robbery, Jack O'Neill lies dying - and it is up to the rest of SG-1 to find a way to save him.") (22)
* OOPS!, cartoon by Anne Wortham and Leah Rosenthal (39) (Stargate SG-1) (39)
* The Broken Pieces Raid by Starr (Rat Patrol) ("The Patrol has rescued two of its own from a POW camp - but did one of them leave something very important behind?") (reprinted in Desert Star) (40)
* Sixteen Days and Five Hours by Catherine Schlein (Houston Knights) ("Each hour, each day after being injured is taking its toll on Joe LaFiamma - and those around to support him.") (56)
* At the Gate of the Year by Sheila Paulson (Stargate: SG-1) ("On the anniversary of September 11, Jack O'Neill is grieving - and missing his friend.") (71)
* Snow and Ice by Kelly (Star Wars) ("Luke is lost on Hoth as night falls - what is the cost to Han if he loses his friend?") (75)
* Awakening by Audrey Lynne (The Sentinel) ("Jim has been critically injured - what can Blair do to save him?") (82) 
* Company by K. Hanna Korossy (Starsky & Hutch) ("What is the one thing that a sick partner needs?") (89)
* A Far Country by Sheila Paulson (The Real Ghostbusters) ("Caught in a freak accident, Egon and Peter are lost, with Peter injured, and the rest of the gang doesn't know where to find them.") (92)
* Cast of Characters and Submission Guidelines (130)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
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