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Voltron: Defender of the Universe

Voltron: Defender of the Universe is an animated science fiction television series that aired in 1984 on KPLR television station out of St. Louis, Missouri. It features an ensemble cast of protagonists who pilot five robot lions that combine to form the legendary robot Voltron. Together, they defend Arus and the rest of the universe from King Zarkon's attempts to take over.
It is part of the Voltron franchise.
==Canon==
===Main Protagonists===
* Sven - Pilot of the Blue Lion.
* Keith - Pilot of the Black Lion.
* Lance - Pilot of the Red Lion.
* Pidge - Pilot of the Green Lion.
* Hunk - Pilot of the Yellow Lion.
* Princess Allura - Princess of Planet Arus, later pilot of the Blue Lion.
* Coran - Adviser to the princess, and science officer to the late King Alfor.
* Voltron - The legendary robot.
===Main Antagonists===
* King Zarkon - King of Planet Doom.
* Haggar - Zarkon's witch.
* Lotor - Zarkon's son, crown prince to the Drule Empire on Doom.
===Secondary Characters===
* Romelle - Princess of Planet Pollux, cousin to Princess Allura.
* Cossack - One of Zarkon's officers, works alongside Lotor in his schemes.
* Merla - Queen of Darkness, one of Zarkon's allies.
* Nanny - Nursemaid and caretaker to Princess Allura.
==Fandom==
Defender of the Universe received much praise during its run, and firmly planted itself as a cultural cornerstone, with Voltron not only being wildly popular but referenced even years after the conclusion of the initial show. Its fanbase is loyal even over thirty years since its conclusion in 1985. The "old guard" fandom primarily consists of adults over the age of 30, many of whom watched the show as children as it premiered, though with the explosive popularity of Voltron: Legendary Defender, younger fans who got their introduction to the franchise discovered Defender of the Universe after. In the late 1990s the series gained new fans when it aired as part of Cartoon Network's Toonami block.
By comparison to Voltron: Legendary Defender, the fandom for Defender of the Universe is very small, however its communities are tightly-knit. Many fans are active on Twitter, Facebook, and there are multiple Discord servers devoted to the show itself.
In the 1990s, some fans even thought the show Power Rangers was a rip-off of the original Voltron, not knowing that it was adapted from another Japanese franchise called Super Sentai, which predated the original Voltron series by several years.
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Voltron LookBook

The Voltron LookBook is a gen art zine in the Voltron: Legendary Defender fandom.
== About ==
== Vol 1 ==
Volume 1 was published in 2017 and features work by 26 artists:
Jasp, Fawn, Nicky, Wally, Kou, Origin, Melonami, emu, Chai, koujaq, Mimsy, Mellis, Zia, Mave, Pahnts, Gabe, Mezbee, Ingrid, lok, Andy, flare, Sawa, Lowah, maccalon, Shizu, Banhbao, Soap, Rachel, Marcia
== Vol 2 ==
Volume 2 was published in 2018 and features work by 42 artists:
Category:Voltron Zines Category:2017 Zines Category:2018 Zines
Voltron Magazine

The Voltron Magazine is a zine designed to look like a real magazine in the Voltron: Legendary Defender fandom. 
== Volume 1 - Imperium ==
Imperium is the name of Volume 1. It contains work by 44 artists and writers.
=== About ===
=== Contributors ===
==== Artists ====
Alexandra Lumetta |@alexandralumetta, 
Althea | @bleventeen, 
Aroona K | @inkski-art,
Benadikt |@yuurionviktor, 
Ccastor |@cccastor, 
Courtney LeJ |@courtneylej, 
Crimson Chains |@crimson-chains, 
Drizzledrawings |@drizzledrawings, 
Fusspot |@thefusspot, 
Isvbellx |@isvbellx, 
Jacy |@cookiecreation, 
Kaya |@kayadraws,
Kinkypoptarte |@kinkypoptarte, 
Kira |@koukokei, 
Mary Thompson |@starrycove, 
Missy Pena |@missypena, 
Nono |@noenoeh, 
Phee |@pheebird, 
Pyro |@nintendou64, 
Rebel Spore |@rebel-spore, 
Rui |@6666rui, 
Runqi Fan |@runqii, 
Trashyscarface |@trashyscarface, 
Yaboykeiji |@yaboykeiji, 
Yue Rikuta |@rikuta-art 
==== Writers ==== 
5557 | @5557,
Catherine |@gnnywesliey, 
AlyxRae |@alyxrae, 
Annie |@dinokeiths, 
Breadpoetsociety |@breadpoetsociety, 
EclecticInkling |@eclecticinkling, 
Eilrachi |@eilrachi, 
Fif |@fif-the-writer,
Gabriela Leon |@guardianlioness, 
Inez Anais |@lancitocubano, 
LX |@heatherglow, 
Miranda |@cupcakeismynamebitchez, 
N00dl3@l |@n00dl3gal, 
Nickneedsalife |@nikneedsalife, 
Osiria Kage |@asylumsession, 
Psy |@shiroganedefencesquad, 
Pugglemuggle |@pugglemuggle, 
Rachel Lou |@king-lotor, 
Resamille | @reasmille,
Rin |@n-trace, 
Rinthegreat | @rinthegreat,
YoungDemigods |@youngdemigods
== Volume 2 - Invictus ==
=== About ===
Category:Voltron ZinesCategory:2018 Zines
Voltron Swimsuit Calendar

The Voltron Swimsuit Calendar is a full color calendar with fanart by various artists in the Voltron: Legendary Defender fandom.
== Contributors ==
Calendar Artists: TojoLens, OneSmolHurt, ClandestineKnight, Synnesai, DramaticDino, HauntedOrangeMobile, Pussycat-Scribbles, Soap , Viperfish, Damare, Osu, Maccalon, Nargharts, Foxy Joy 
Merch Artists: Kraken,  (Postcards) CatfishDraws,  (Postcards) Kiri,  (Charm) Toren ,  (Tote)
Graphic Designer:  Alibae 
Category:Voltron: Legendary Defender
Category:2018 Fanart
Category:2018 Calendars
Volumes of Forgotten Lore

Volumes of Forgotten Lore is a gen 60-page novel by Jean Lorrah. The cover is by Marty Siegrist. 
This zine was originally written as a script proposal.
==Ad==
From a 1992 Zine Scene: 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1993===
===1995===
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1992 Zines
Vonda N. McIntyre

Vonda N. McIntyre was a science fiction writer and biologist.
Star Trek fans know McIntyre for her Star Trek tie-in novels which included the novelizations of three of the movies, as well as the early novel The Entropy Effect. It was in this novel that McIntyre popularized Sulu's first name, a detail that made its way into canon in the Trek movie "The Undiscovered Country". She is also responsible for naming Captain Kirk's mother Winona. McIntyre was also the author of the Star Wars Expanded Universe novel, The Crystal Star.
McIntyre was also a frequent commenter and debater in science fiction zines. One of those was the Canadian feminist zine The Witch and the Chameleon in which she was an early and influential contributor. 
She passed away April 1, 2019.
==Some Meta by McIntyre==
* Darkover Landfall reviewed by Vonda N. McIntyre (a review of Marion Zimmer Bradley's novel, and part of a larger discussion in The Witch and the Chameleon) (1974)
* About Two Million, Six Hundred and Seventy-Five Thousand, Two Hundred and Fifty Words (an analysis of a year's worth of short fiction as an example of how long it was taking for most male writers of science fiction magazines to change their attitudes regarding gender issues, specifically women) (1975)
==References==
Category:Professional Authors
Category:Science Fiction Authors
Vonegran's Veil

Vonegran's Veil is a Star Trek: TNG gen anthology with one issue. The cover is by Di Knealey, other art by Lana Merkel and Mark Komarisky. 
==Submission Request==
A submission request in The Blackwood Project #11 called it "an Epic "Star Trek: The Next Generation" adventure fanzine": 
==Contents==
* Editorial by Pat Ames (2) 
* Editorial by Shirley Johnson (3)
* Mission Introduction (5)
* Anger by David J. Koukol (7)
* Devil with a Glass Hand by Tammy L. Croft (19)
*Derelict by Pat Ames (reprinted in The Farthest Frontier #1) (37)
=="Working with the Editor: My Experience with "Vonegran's Veil"==
In late 1992, one of the author wrote about her story. See "Devil with a Glass Hand."
=="Working with the Writers: My Experience with "Vonegran's Veil"==
In early 1993, one of the editors wrote about producing this zine. 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1991 Zines
Vonne Shepard

Vonne Shepard was an early Star Trek and Professionals fan. She edited and published a medical guide to writing hurt/comfort using her training and experience as a nurse. She was also a member of the SlashBashers fan group in Los Angeles for over 30 years and was interviewed as part of the Media Fandom Oral History Project in 2012. She passed away in May 2015. ; 
In the mid-1980s Vonne was a member of the DeForest Kelley Fan Communique. She submitted the following introduction to the DeForest Kelley Fan Communique Membership Kit:
==References==
Category:Deceased
Category:Fanwriters
Vootie

Vootie is a furry apazine. There are thirty-seven issues. Vootie's cessation led directly to the founding of the Rowrbrazzle furry APA one year later. The transition between "Vootie" and "Rowrbrazzle" is traditionally considered to be when "funny animal" fandom became furry fandom. A video titled "Furries|Down the Rabbit Hole" credited Vootie as being one of the very first- if not the first- amateur press association zines to exclusively accept "funny animal" comics. The initial proposal for the apa stated that mainstream comics were too serious, and that they intended to make an all funny animal comic that embraced silliness. It stated: "If you're like us, you owe Funny Animals quite a lot for the part they probably played in your development as an artist."Furries|Down the Rabbit Hole, YouTube, timestamp 3:11. Aug 13, 2018. (Accessed 10/24/2020)
==External Links==
* Confurence archive scans of issues of Vootie
* Scan of 1979 recrutment flyer Page 1
==References==
Category:Art Zines
Category:Furry Zines
Category:1976 Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Category:1980s Zines
Category:APA
Voq Je Bang

Voq Je Bang was a fanfiction mailing list in Star Trek: Voyager, focused on the pairing of Torres/Seven. It had 1677 members from 21 countries at its peak. It was founded by DiNovia and Lisaof9, and managed by RalSt. It goes defunct with the closure of Yahoo! Groups in 2019, however, DiNovia has all the data from the group archived in her personal files. 
Category:Star Trek VOY Mailing Lists
Category:Femslash Mailing ListsCategory:Yahoo! Groups
Category:2000 Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:2010s Mailing Lists
Vorpalblades

vorpalblades a/k/a darkravenette is a fan fiction writer. In Forever Knight fandom, they consider themselves a member of the Ravenettes and Dark Knighties factions.
==Fan Fiction==
===Forever Knight Fan Fiction===
* "Talking Points" (28 July 2013)
* "On-the-Job Training" (23 August 2015)
* "by the skin of one's teeth" (11 November 2016)
Category:Fanwriters
Vortex

*Vortex, , a Doctor Who zine published by Brittany Tenhage
*Vortex, a Doctor Who zine published by Colin Jenkins
*Vortex, a Doctor Who zine published by C.J.P. Rodgers
*Vortex, a Doctor Who zine published by Paul Rowe
*Vortex, a Doctor Who zine published by David Keogh
*Vortex, a Doctor Who zine published by Kate and Osgood
* Vortex, a Fantastic Journey zine
*Id Vortex
* In the Vortex
Vortex (Doctor Who zine published by Brittany Tenhage)

Vortex is a Doctor Who Zine, focused on celebrating LGBTA+ pride. It is approximately 50 pages, digest size, with contributions of art, poetry and fic from over 30 artists. Funds were donated to a charity for LGBT+ homeless youth: True Colors Fund.
The publisher offered three purchase options
* digital zine
* physical zine
* goodie pack
Sample art
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File:Vortex a doctor who pride zine.png|cover
File:Tumblr ov56mlT8ps1wuxw3zo1 500.jpg|art contributors
File:Tumblr ov56mlT8ps1wuxw3zo2 500.jpg|writing contributors
Category:Charity Zines
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:2018 Zines
Vortex (Doctor Who zine published by Colin Jenkins)

Vortex is a gen collection of articles and reviews. There are at least 18 issues. 
Image:vortex15.jpg| cover of issue #15
Image:vortex16.jpg| cover of issue #16
Image:vortex17.jpg| cover of issue #17
Image:vortex18.jpg| cover of issue #18
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1980s
Category:1990s
Vortex (Doctor Who zine published by David Keogh)

Vortex is a Doctor Who zine edited by David Keogh.
There were four issues. 
==Issue 1==
Vortex 1 was published in January 1984.
==Issue 2==
Vortex 2
==Issue 3==
Vortex 3
==Issue 4==
Vortex 4 was published in July 1984.
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1984 Zines
Vortex (Doctor Who zine published by Paul Rowe)

Vortex is a gen Doctor Who collection of articles and reviews. There are four issues.
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2/3==
As well as Dr Who, it includes Babylon 5, The Avengers, The Survivors, Star Trek, etc. It's quite fat as it's a double sized issue. The main bulk of it is issue 2 but it also includes a loose supplement which represents issue 3 and is a Jago and Lightfoot story by Keith Topping.
==Issue 4==
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1990s
Vortex (Fantastic Journey zine)

Vortex is a gen Fantastic Journey anthology of fiction, non-fiction, poetry, artwork and puzzles. As of 1981, there were nine issues published. 
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
==Issue 5==
==Issue 6==
==Issue 7==
==Issue 8==
==Issue 9==
Vortex 9 was published in 1981.
Category:Gen Zines
Category:The Fantastic Journey
Category:1980s
Vouloir, C'est Pouvoir

Vouloir, C'est Pouvoir is a Gankutsuou doujinshi by Uten Chuushi. It contains Franz x Albert and is rated R-18. One seller labels it gag and soft yaoi.
The book consists of three stories, two of which are manga and one that is a text novel. It has four full-color pages.pxle035's auction at Yahoo! Japan. (Accessed 20 February 2014.)
== Reviews ==
== Sample Images==
Image:Vouloir, C'est Pouvoir front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Vouloir, C'est Pouvoir color.jpg|Back cover
Image:Vouloir, C'est Pouvoir sample.jpg|Inside art
== References ==
Category:Gankutsuou Doujinshi
Category:2006 Doujinshi
Category:Yaoi Doujinshi
Vox Machina

Vox Machina is the name of the adventuring party the main characters were part of in the first campaign of Critical Role. The name is also used interchangeably to mean Campaign 1
==Story arcs==
There are six distinct arcs in the story:
*The Kraghammer arc (episodes 1-16) where the party travels to the Underdark to rescue a halfling paladin Lady Kima of Vord and end up fighting a beholder
*The Slayer's Take arc also known as The Vasselheim arc (episodes 17-23) where the party travels to the city of Vasselheim to secure the horn of Orcus and end up going on quests to join a Slayer's Take guild of monster hunters.
*The Whitestone arc also known as The Briarwoods' arc (episodes 24-38) where the party faces off against Lord and Lady Briarwood and help Percy face demons from his past, as they fight to save the town of Whitestone from undead tyrants.
*The Chroma Conclave arc (episodes 39-83) where the party escapes the destruction of Emon and goes on a quest to defeat four ancient chromatic dragons that destroyed Tal'Dorei.
*Taryon Darrington arc (episodes 84–99) which is more of a wrap-up of loose ends connected by the fact it included Sam Riegel's temporary new character. Vox Machina helps Keyleth finish her Aramente, go to the Nine Hells to kill the Rakshasa and travel to Wildmount on a short character arc.
*Vecna arc (episodes 100-115) where Vox Machina goes against their last villain, Vecna the Undying King, and sees the return of Sam Riegel's Scanlan Shorthalt.
==Group name==
Pre-stream, the group was going by The S.H.I.T.s (Super High Intensity Team). In-game, the name was changed because some members were of royal blood and couldn't be associated with such name. Out-of-game, the name change was prompted by the players moving their games on stream.
==Fanworks==
===Fanfics===
* Rare as a Unicorn by Ciwu - Vox Machina argues about the nature of unicorns, debates whether or not they're worth killing, and learns some surprising information about human versions of fairy tales, as well as a little secret about their resident human.
* not in what they say (just in who they are) by mischief7manager - Vox Machina, the marks they carry, and the marks they leave on each other.
* Kiri Adventure by orphan_account - Vox Machina meets Kiri
* the light in me will guide you home by Lauren (notalwaysweak) - While Vox Machina roam Tal'Dorei gathering allies and power, a smaller group holds Whitestone together.
* Exandria NM by sabinelagrande - Modern AU - The one where they're all park rangers. Wait, where are you going?
===Fanart===
===Fanvids===
* Legacy by ceylonntea
* Smile by Luckywitchninja
* Don't Burn Out a PMV Vox Machina Tribute by Tellinpa
* Vox Machina Animated by kiframe
* Brother animatic by ceylonntea
* A Bard's Last Wish by LapPunCheung
===Meta===
===Cosplay===
===Other===
==Links==
* Vox Machina tag on AO3
==References==
Category:Critical Role Campaign 1
Category:Critical Role
VoySlash

VoySlash was a fanfiction mailing list in Star Trek: Voyager fandom, that focused on Slash and Femslash pairings. It had 94 members. It was most active in the early 2000s, with the last post being in 2012.
Group description:
Category:Star Trek VOY Mailing Lists
Category:Slash Mailing Lists
Category:Femslash Mailing ListsCategory:Yahoo! Groups
Category:1999 Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:2010s Mailing Lists
Voyage

==Fandoms==
 
* Star Trek: Voyager, a show in the Star Trek franchise
* Voyagers!, a TV Series
==Zines==
*The Voyages, a Star Trek: TOS zine published in the 1970s by various editors
* Voyages, a Star Trek: TOS anthology published by Helen McCarthy in 1977
* Voyages, a Star Trek: TOS zine published in the 1980s by Beverly Volker
* Voyage II, a Star Trek: TOS/science fiction zine published by Abraham Rodriguez, Jr. in the mid-1970s
==Fanworks==
* Voyages, a Star Trek: TOS K/S story
==Conventions==
* Voyages, a Star Trek con
* Voyage, a Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea con
==Also See==
* Voyager
Voyage (Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea con)

Voyage was a Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea con. 
It was held in 1994 and 1997 in England. It was a "small friendly convention with a full programme of events."
The con zine was VTTBOTS Convention Fiction.
==1994==
There is a very, very long description and transcript of Paul Zastupnevich's (assistant to Irwin Allen) talk at this con. The transcription is by Jeanette Georgali of Giant's Log. It was also printed in In the Belly of the Whale #4. 
Excerpt: 
==1997==
Novotel, Sheffield, England from 25th - 27th July 1997.
Charities were Submarine Museum and Gosport Sheffield Child Helpline.
Category:Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea
Category:1990s Conventions
Category:Conventions in United Kingdom
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea was a 1960s US tv series based on a 1961 movie of the same name that preceded it.
==Characters==
* Harriman Nelson
* Lee Crane
* Chip Morton
* Chief "Curly" Jones
* Francis Sharkey
==Pairings==
The main pairing is Nelson/Crane.
Other pairings are Crane/Morton and Morton/original female character.
==Fanzines ==
===Non-Fiction and Letterzines===
Buddies: A Collection of Media Art 1958-2001 | The Captain's Sextant | The Celestial Toybox | David Hedison Fan Club Yearbook |First Frontier | From the Depths | Hedison Host | In the Belly of the Whale | Irwin Allen Sci-Fi Journal | Slashy Bits | Unofficial David Hedison Fan Club Journal | Universe | Up Bubble
===Slash===
Athtar | Bad Science | Deep Waters Only | Different Voyages | Forbidden Shores | Forgive, If I Forget Thee | The Hell of Waters | If There Are No Stars | Lindar's Voyages | The Lion and the Lamb | My Kisses Shall Teach Thy Lips | No Greater Love | Nor the Demons Down Under the Sea | Oceans Deep | Or Else This is a Dream | The Restless Wave | Safe Harbor | Sir, More Than Kisses 
===Gen and Het===
Anchors Away | A Small Circle of Friends | Below the Surface | Crisis | Crashdive! | Deep Trouble | Depth Charge | Dive! Dive! Dive! | False Faces | Fantazy | Fathom | From the Depths | Grenada | Late Night | Leftovers | Lessons Learned | The Nemesis Syndrome | Nexus | The Nexus Chronicles | Operation Corporate | Operation Sea Dragon | Power Trip | Seaview Sextant | Seaview Shanties | Seaview Soundings | Silent Running | Skyfall | Sonar Readings | Stone Dead | Tales from the Seaview | VTTBOTS Convention Fiction | White Gold Highway
===Multimedia Slash===
Awakenings | Dark Fantasies | Diverse Doings | Friends Will Be Friends | Frisky Business | It's Raining Men | Liaisons | No Holds Barred | Southern Comfort | Uncharted Waters
===Multimedia Gen and Het===
Anything Goes | At the Sign of the Shady Tree | The Clipper Trade Ship | Enigma | Media Rare | Mélange | Moonbeam | Ouch! | Outlands | Potpourri | Remote Control | Shadowstar | A Small Circle of Friends | Southern Lights Timeframe
 
==Meta==
* The Women of Voyage - A Personal Perspective, essay by Bob Perry (1990)
==Fan Clubs ==
* David Hedison Fan Club
* The Seaview Crew
==Mailing Lists==
* Subpen
==Archives & Resources==
*Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea tag at AO3
*Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea tag at Squidge.org
* FKVoyage.com
* Nelson Institute of Marine Research
==Fan Comments==
===1995===
===1996===
==References==
Category:Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea
Voyager

==Fandoms==
* Star Trek: Voyager, a show in the Star Trek franchise
* Voyagers!, a television show
==Fanzines==
* The Voyager, a Star Trek: TOS zine published in California by David Kastle
* Voyager, a Star Trek zine published by Bristol Star Fleet Registry
* Voyageur, a Star Trek club zine published by USS Hudson Bay, a fan club out of Toronto, Canada
==Also See==
* Voyage
Voyager's Delights

Voyager's Delights was a large multi-author fanfiction archive in Star Trek: Voyager fandom. In the beginning it hosted fanfiction dealing with all Star Trek: Voyager characters and pairings, however later it also encompassed Star Trek: Enterprise. The site was active in the late 1990s and early 2000s, and goes defunct sometime after 2003.
Category:Star Trek VOY Archives
Category:Star Trek ENT Archives
Category:1999 Archives
Category:2000s Archives
Voyages (Star Trek: TOS story)

Voyages is a Kirk/Spock story by Patricia Roe. 
It was published in T'hy'la #21.
==Summary==
"The events of Star Trek III and IV, from a K/S perspective. After Spockʼs death, Kirk comes to understand and accept his feelings for Spock as they recover his body, go through the fal tor pan, go back in time to save Earth and then finally come together in love."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:2000 Fanfiction‎
Voyages Beyond

Voyages Beyond is a gen Star Trek anthology zine published by a UK fan club, Aldershot & Area Star Trek Club. 
It was printed by Terry Elson and Jenny Elson. 
==Issue 1==
Voyages Beyond 1 was published in 1981 or before and contains possibly 90 pages.
Possible content:
* The Charlatan by Charles Gale ("Will Kirk have to sacrifice a dying Chekov in order to save the rest of his crew?")
* Aaard Arb by Pauline Rabbitts ("There are some anniversaries which Vulcans forget... and others which they celebrate.")
* The Silent West by Charles Gale ("The Romulans and Klingons have forged an alliance to overthrow the Federation, but what is the significance in the plan of the ancient artifact on a distant planet?")
==Issue 2==
Voyages Beyond 2 is not dated (1981 or before) and contains 45 pages.
There are no interior illustrations.
* In Place of Honour by Richard Bracewell ("In which it is discovered that the inhabitants of a distant planet have been using Human captives as miners in order to obtain a mineral with a valuable energy potential. The Enterprise investigates.") (1)
* A Star Trek Crossword Puzzle by Marjory Hill (22)
* The Story by M.E.R.J. ("In which Kirk is seemingly possessed by a madman fleeing his own planet.") (23)
==Issue 3==
Voyages Beyond 3 was published in April 1984 and contains 55 pages. It is digest size.
* ... They Only Fade Away by S. Turner (3)
* The Machine Planet by Delia Robinson (5)
* Between Two Thorns by Charles Gale (6)
* Alone by M. Hill ("Who is the old man marooned and dying on a lonely planetoid? Kirk is forced to question his judgement after the events of ST:TMP.") (27)
* Shamrock Time by Pauline Rabbitts ("Amok Time was never like this!") (31)
* Epilogue by E.J. Thomson (39)
* The Word Game (49)
* Advertisements (50)
File:Voyagesbeyond3-1.jpg|from issue #3, ET
File:Voyagesbeyond3-2.jpg|from issue #3, ET
File:Voyagesbeyond3-3.jpg|from issue #3
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1980s Zines