Full Circle (multifandom zine)

Full Circle is a slash multifandom anthology published in Australia. 
=="Textual Disclaimer"==
From the first issue: 
=="That Old Plea to Readers"==
From the first issue: 
==Issue 1==
Full Circle 1 was published in 1992 and contains 148 pages. It has a single illo by Baravan, as well as several full-page publicity photos from featured television shows.
The flyer calls it "the 'amnesia' issue." flyer 
 
From the editorial: 
* Captive, poem	by Jane	 (Pros)	 (5)
* In the Mood	by Kathy Keegan ("It began as a bet between Bodie and Murphy, that Murph could seduce Ray Doyle. But Ray gets the truth from Murphy one way and another, and what follows might have been revenge but, in the tangled-web fashion, goes its own sweet way. Strange how romance begins.") (Pros)	 (6)
* Downtown Saturday Night	by Felicity Granger	(Man From Uncle)	 (reprinted in Reclassified Affairs #2) (21)
* Codes of Honour	by Jane	 (sequel to a story in Fantazine #4) (B/D/Highlander) (Baedann/Derai, Arthur of the Britons)	 (33)
* Anvil of the Gods	by Madelaine Ingram	 ("Trapped in the savage past of the planet Chamric, Kirk and Spock trick their way around the hazards of this time and this place, staying alive by the skin of their teeth. Kirk takes the part of a 'Ronin', a soldier of fortune; Spock plays the role of an outland magician with the power to turn lead into gold. The problem is, can they keep out of trouble long enough for Scotty and McCoy to bring them out of Chamric's notorious, untamed past?") (Star Trek)	 (43)
* Birds of Ill Omen	by Kathy Keegan	 (Bodie and Doyle wake up in the same bed after a wild party. Their hangovers are boundless and they don't recall a thing of the previous night. That's bad enough, but what really wreaks havoc is that this morning, Penny and Samantha remember being proposed to last night! All at once the lads are engaged to be married ... and they don't remember a thing. Help!) (Pros) (69)
* Won't You Come Home, Dirk Blackpool?	by Felicity Granger	 ("All Camarand is in a flap, particularly Vector. Dirk left days ago for a clandestine romp with a witch called Wanda, and never returned. Wanda says he never arrived, but Erik saw bandits in the hills that day. Now, Dirk is missing and what has Camarand (and Vector) worried is, Dirk seems to have amnesia, and he still has the Monocle, which is lethal in the hands of a novice. Erik must convince Dirk to return before all hell breaks loose in Camarand!")	 (Wizards & Warriors) (77)
* Kindred	 by Barbara Jones (sequel to a poem in Fantazine #4) (Highlander/Pros)	 (85)
* Dead Ringer	by Shawn Gedge	 (Highlander/Pros)	 (93)
* Memories Are Made of This	by Felicity Granger	("A film production is giving Ed Straker and Paul Foster hell. The lead actor is pursuing Ed, lusting furiously for him, and Paul heads the star off by doing the jealous lover routine. Trouble is, rumours breed like rabbits, and this one could compromise SHADO's security." (UFO)	 (100)
* Heron in the Mist by	Jane ("Why do Guy and Robert de Reinault despise each other so? What became of Robin's body, said to be unrecognisable after he was killed? And what of the Sorcerer, Simon de Belleme, who is alive once more? Forces are gathering; Herne is not the only one aware of them. For years Nasir was the property of the Sorcerer. Freedom came at the hands of the Hooded Man, but now the Baron Belleme is once more astir. Nasir feels himself called by the old Persian enchantment which bound him to Simon for so long. All he can do is flee before the power becomes irresistible. But Herne's is a stronger call: the time of the Hooded Man is once again near, and the young Norman wolfshead who for some time donned the mantle must concede to the one who went before...or Simon de Belleme will be powerful beyond imagination.") (sequel to a story in Fantazine #4) (Robin of Sherwood) (112)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 1.5==
Full Circle 1.5 was published in 1993 and contains 73 pages (five stories). Its subtitle is, "All the Professionals stories from the Mediazine."
From the editorial in Sword of Damocles: 
* In the Mood by Kathy Keegan (It began as a bet between Bodie and Murphy, that Murph could seduce Ray Doyle. But Ray gets the truth from Murphy one way and another, and what follows might have been revenge but, in the tangled-web fashion, goes its own sweet way. Strange how romance begins.) (4)
* Dead Ringer by Shawn Gedge (Lethal Weapon/Pros) (25)
* Birds of Ill Omen by Kathy Keegan (Bodie and Doyle wake up in the same bed after a wild party. Their hangovers are boundless and they don't recall a thing of the previous night. That's bad enough, but what really wreaks havoc is that this morning, Penny and Samantha remember being proposed to last night! All at once the lads are engaged to be married ... and they don't remember a thing. Help!) (35)
* Kindred by Barbara Jones (Highlander/Pros) (47)
* Code of Honour by Jane (59)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1.5==
==Issue 2==
Full Circle 2 was published in May 1994 and contains 158 pages.
The flyer is here.
* Right End of the Wrong Rainbow by Maggie Logan ("Avon stumbles on a clone of Blake who can fulfill the fantasies that the Alpha has been having about their 'fearless leader'" -- "Avon meets a Blake who is not ... quite ... the Blake he knows. It's the other, the clone, who ran away to space, and he's a LOT more, uh, fun. Together, they make plans for the future!") (Blake's 7)
* Pandora's Toybox by Shawn Gedge ("Martin Riggs hooks up with Bodie and Doyle in order to nail an elusive drug kingpin - the trouble is he is a man who enjoys bondage games and in order to get the information that can bring him down one of the trio must play his sex slave, be completely believable and survive til morning!" -- "Martin Riggs finds himself back in London to work with CI5's Bodie and Doyle again. Once more, his expertise is vital, though it leads him and the CI5 agents into some serious misadventures.") (Lethal Weapon/The Professionals)
* Brass Tacks by Felicity Granger ("Macgyver and Jack Dalton have attempted to retire from the firing line. They're living in the England Mac knows and loves, from the Road to Doomsday movie. In this "Mac and Jack" piece, they buy a house ... a haunted house ... with a big (and loud) difference!") (14 pages) (MacGyver)
* Than-Q by Karen Mercer and Maggie Logan (Star Trek: TNG) (a Picard/Riker story facilitated by Q, "When Jean-Luc makes the unsettling discovery that his night of passion with the eternal pest, Q, was not a dream, it is only the tip of the iceberg. It seems that another officer on board recalls die same dream/visitation, and when Picard and Riker quietly admit this to each other the real reason for Q's visit becomes clear." -- "Q pays a visit to both Jean-Lic Picard and Will Riker, and their lives will never be the same again. Not that they're complaining!")
* For Personal Reasons by Madelaine Ingram ("Cowley sends Bodie after his partner when Doyle resigned from the department. 3/7 finds himself in the midst of a scenario he never imagined ... a Yuletide story to bring out again at mid-winter!") (The Professionals)
* Red Cools Green, Beast Beats Fire by Wally ("Spock's personal biological nemesis reoccurs, and while Jim Kirk can manage, afterwards he finds there's more to this experience than 'simple' biology.") (Star Trek: TOS)
* Blood and Iron by Barb Jones ("Connor McLeod is back in England, this time to buy a home in the wilds of Scotland. Bodie and Doyle are invited to visit, and they eagerly travel north ... so, uninvited, does the Kurgan.") "(Highlander/The Professionals) 
* When the Blue Wave Rolls Nightly by Trish Darbyfield ("Bodie and Doyle enjoy a first-time encounter -- with a waterbed!") (The Professionals)
* A Touch of the Sun by Felicity Granger ("Han and Luke write off a landspeeder in the hottest, nastiest desert on Tatooine. Their only hope for survival is Chewbacca, and they don't think they're going to make it home this time.") (Star Wars)
* The Affair of the UNCLE Who Wasn't by Wally ("Solo and Kuryakin find themselves in an intimate relationship and just as Napoleon dares to wonder if they can make it permanent a shocking fact comes to light that could mean their relationship - from the beginning - has all been a cruel joke") (Man From Uncle)
* A Fine Madness by Wally (UFO)
* Things to Do On A Rainy Day by Abigail Weiss (Star Trek: TOS) 
* Healing by Maggie Logan (Blake's 7)
* I'm Still In My Bath by Trish Darbyfeld 
* The Milk of Human Kindness by Trish Darbyfeld 
* poetry by Andie Vyland, Jess Malloy, Lainie Ingram, Jane
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==Issue 2.5==
Full Circle 2.5 was published in 1994 and contains 75 pages. It has all Pros content. Its subtitle is, "All the Professionals stories from the Mediazine." It contains the Pros stories from issue #2 and was advertised as "All the B/D stories cut out of issue #2 into a 'Courtesy Special,' for those collectors who don't want the whole media zine. "
From the editorial, which starts out with some personal information and troubles: 
* For Personal Reasons	by Madelaine Ingram	(4)
* When the Blue Wave Rolls Nightly	by Trish Darbyfeld	(24) 
* Haiku: Velvet and Steel by	Andrea Vyland (32)
* Pandora's Toybox	by Shawn Gedge	 (33)
* Haiku: After the Storm by	Andrea Vyland (49)
* I'm Still In My Bath by Trish Darbyfeld (50)
* The Milk of Human Kindness by Trish Darbyfeld (53) 
* Blood and Iron	by Barbara Jones	Pros/Highlander crossover (55)
==Issue 3==
Full Circle 3 was published in 1995 and has 173 pages.
The flyer is here.
The zine includes the usual long-winded "editorial waffle": 
* Flashpoint by Jane ("A figure from the past, whom Starsky had believed dead, proves to be very much alive, and the nightmare for Dave Starsky has just begun. For Hutch, the ordeal wears three faces: he must watch his partner torn apart by decade-old events that took place in Vietnam, he must launch an investigation into the mystery of a man called Bonelli, in the hopes of bringing Starsky back from the edge; and he must confront his own feelings toward his partner. A whole short-novel from this popular writer.") (reprinted as a stand-alone zine) (Starsky and Hutch) (4)
* Boundaries by Dee ("Not-so-random happenings awaken Ray Doyle to just how his partner feels about him, and the lid is off. It's wonderful ... until it goes wrong. Misunderstanding and discord threaten to split the partners, perhaps forever. It's one of those times when the patience for which Bodie isn't often celebrated, but should be, is a key to survival!") (Pros) (46) 
* Haiku #1 by Andrea Vyland (fandom unclear) (66)
* Blood on the Streets by Rimfire ("A vicious serial killer is targeting cops, and as fast as Jake and Derek think they have the answer, it slips through their fingers again. The blood is literally all over the streets, fear is running high, and the payoff is hair-raising.") (Jake and the Fatman) (67)
* Last Leap by Wally (The author commented in the zine: "I know that the ending of this story differs from that in the series. Just put it down to a different timeline.") ("Finally, finally, they get it right and Sam makes his last leap, back into his own body ... and the space-time he will inherit for the rest of his life. Things are not the way they were, but only Al knows. However, things are just — terrific!") (Quantum Leap) (89)
* Haiku #2 by Andrea Vyland (fandom unclear) (93)
* 6.2 Has Two by Rimfire (Pros) (94)
* The Sound of Silence	by Felicity Granger (From the zine: "This piece directly follows Brass Tacks, which appeared in Full Circle #2. Please note that the episode. The Stringer, has never been shown in Aus; in fact, the Mac'n’Jack stories spring off Fountain of Youth...! Call them a/u if you prefer.") ("Still living in England after leaving the Phoenix Foundation, MacGyver and Jack are enjoying the good life ... until Mac takes a job, figuring out the puzzle of a boat that should have been carrying explosives and isn't. And out of this job comes one of Mac's greatest challenges: he must learn how to cope with deafness. For Jack, through whose eyes these stories are told, it's a time of trauma - 'til that flight to Spain...") (MacGyver) (99)
* What Does He Mean to Me?, poem by Harmony (fandom unclear) (115)
* A Q Before Breakfast	by Karen Mercer and Maggie Logan ("A sequel of sorts to the episode, Tapestry, this story also builds on an idea mooted in a previous story, Than-Q. With his power to 'play' with temporospatial events, Q could indeed bend linear time, show Picard the galaxy in a microsecond, and have him back in time for breakfast! But would he? Why? And what if he did? This is a delightful, fascinating and thought provoking story, and an unexpected romance!") (Star Trek TNG) (116)
* Haiku #3 by Andrea Vyland (fandom unclear) (132)
* Future Imperfect by Jane ("The year is 2025, and Richie Ryan, now around fifty years of age and still the late-teens cherub, is in big trouble. But it remains for Duncan to work out what is going on and, as always, fix things! Someone from the past is muddling their lives, and as memory flashes back thirty years, to 1995, Duncan and Richie realise what they are up against. It ain't pretty. And about about The Gathering?!") (Highlander) (133)
* Summer Blue, poem by Harmony (fandom unclear) (160)
* Winning The Pools by Dee (Pros) (161)
* Companion by Wally (Star Trek TOS K/S) (164)
* The Human Factor by Barbara Jones ("This story is part of the series that began with 'A Kind of Magic' ... Bodie and Doyle meet Connor MacLeod in the film universe of Highlander.") ("A new gun runner is at work in England, dealing in superior weapons, supplying warzones in Africa and South East Asia, and banking in Zurich. He's a gentleman, if you stretch a point: the Mercedes, the Belgravia penthouse, the emerald rings all fit the profile. Only one thing. He's seven feet tall, and he just might be head-hunting in London this season, as well as making a fortune in illegal arms. Where is Connor MacLeod when you need him? Bodie and Doyle wonder if they're biting off more than they can chew this time.") Highlander/Professionals crossover (165)
==Issue 3.5==
Full Circle 3.5 was published in February 1995 and contains the Pros material from issue #3.
From the editorial: 
* Boundaries by Dee (Not-so-random happenings awaken Ray Doyle to just how his partner feels about him, and the lid is off. It's wonderful ... until it goes wrong. Misunderstanding and discord threaten to split the partners, perhaps forever. It's one of those times when the patience for which Bodie isn't often celebrated, but should be, is a key to survival!) (4)
* What Does He Mean to Me?, poem by Harmony
* 6.2 Has Two by Rimfire (41)
* Haikus: 1 by Andrea Vyland (48)
* Winning the Pools by Dee (155)
* Haikus: 2 & 3 by Andrea Vyland (53)
* The Human Factor by Barbara Jones (Highlander/Pros, a new gun runner is at work in England, dealing in superior weapons, supplying warzones in Africa and South East Asia, and banking in Zurich. He's a gentleman, if you stretch a point: the Mercedes, the Belgravia penthouse, the emerald rings all fit the profile. Only one thing. He's seven feet tall, and he just might be head-hunting in London this season, as well as making a fortune in illegal arms. Where is Connor MacLeod when you need him? Bodie and Doyle wonder if they're biting off more than they can chew this time.) (54)
==Issue 4==
Full Circle 4 was published in 1996 and has 163 pages. It contains no interior art.
The flyer is here.
From the editorial: 
* Flareup by Jane ("Ann Holly is back in town, and she's in big, big trouble. Who else shall she turn to for help but Ray Doyle? And just when Bodie and Doyle thought life can't get any tougher, it does.") (Pros) (6)
* Reflections in a Mirror	by Wally	(Star Trek: The Original Series) 	 (26)
* Me and Thee	by Cat (Starsky has a lover named Dirk. Hutch catches them together, and nearly rapes Starsky in a fit of jealously.) (reprinted in Firesigns and Other Stories) 	(Starsky and Hutch)	 (32)
* The Locutus Legacy	by Maggie Logan	("All in the garden is not rosy for Jean-Luc after his Bog encounter, and parts of Locutus are still inside him. How lucky it is that Q is on hand when he is desperately needed, since Beverley has already warned Picard and the others, there is no more any surgeon could do.") (Picard/Q) (Star Trek: The Next Generation)	 (38)
*Due South of the Border, limerick by K. Anon (Due South) (52)
* Trouble in Paradise	by Rimfire & Wally	("Jake and Derek are captives, and will be lucky to make it through this rough encounter alive. But even if they get home alive there are personal problems, deep and seemingly beyond reconciliation. Will Jake really leave?") (Jake and the Fatman)	(53)
*Sweet on Benny, limerick by K. Anon (Due South) (69)
* Hard Wired	by Felicity Granger	(Earth 2)	(70) 
* No Rules to This Game	by Felicity Granger	(Highlander)	(78)
* Catch of the Day by AMW ("An old friend asks Starsky and Hutch to check into what seems to be the classic ripoff: an elderly woman appears to be being cheated of her fortune by a gifted clairvoyant, and her grandchildren are worried. Or do they just want to get their hands on her money? And is the clairvoyant gifted after all, or merely a very, very clever fraud? " - Hutch takes a fishhook out of Starsky's head during a fishing trip.) (reprinted in Firesigns and Other Stories) (Starsky and Hutch) (107)
* A Road Less Travelled	by Wally	(Star Trek)	(108)
* The Blake's 7 Affair	by Airelle 	(Blake's 7/Man from Uncle)	(115)
* Cameras Do It All The Time	by Barbara Jones	(MacGyver)	(117)
*Chicago Melody, limerick by K. Anon (Due South) (124)
* Firesigns by Jane ("An old friend asks Starsky and Hutch to check into what seems to be the classic ripoff: an elderly woman appears to be being cheated of her fortune by a gifted clairvoyant, and her grandchildren are worried. Or do they just want to get their hands on her money? And is the clairvoyant gifted after all, or merely a very, very clever fraud?") (Starsky and Hutch) (post-Sweet Revenge, established relationship, case story) (reprinted in Firesigns and Other Stories) (Starsky & Hutch) (125)
==Issue 5==
Full Circle 5 was published in 1997 and is 159 pages long. 
The flyer is here.
* Heaven and Hell by Jane ("When nightclub owner Vin Rossi makes a deal with the Chicago PD to keep himself out of prison, he gives evidence against a modern day Chicago mobster, a drug lord named Tonio Rinaldi – evidence that should put the man behind bars for life. But when the Police make the mistake of arresting Rinaldi, they touch off a small, brief but furious gangland war on the streets of Chicago ... and in any such confrontation innocent bystanders easily become casualties. It is on this of all days that Francesca Vecchio chooses to take a night ‘on the tiles,’ and she is headed for a club on the Southside called Gatsby’s. Vincenzo Rossi’s club ... just about to be hit in retribution by Rinaldi’s gunmen. The first Ray Vecchio knows of this is a phonecall, telling him his sister is in Memorial Hospital with a head wound; she is in coma, and Ray’s Italian blood swiftly boils. He and Rossi and Rinaldi ran the same streets when they were children, but Ray became a cop while the others chose to work outside the law. Now, since justice is about to let him down one more time, Ray is determined to pursue an older and much more Italian tradition: Vendetta. Nothing Benton Fraser can say will deter him, so Fraser accompanies him, and the two find themselves in a life and death situation ... a scene that, this time, only Fraser will walk away from. Now, it’s Ray fighting for his life in the same hospital where his sister lies in coma; and when dawn comes, it is Ben Fraser who is about to take the law into his own hands, and bend the rules till they break. A fiery, desperate confrontation on an Illinois farm ... a fierce explosion that might be the end of Fraser’s whole career ... while Ray and Francesca Vecchio struggle just to survive, and Ben Fraser believes he has lost everything. For him, there is no way back, no way out. But just when you think all is lost and the night can’t get any darker, sometimes blind chance plays its part too, and ... Full of drama, humor, pathos, excitement, keen characterization and some hot, spicy bits!") Reprinted as a stand-alone zine called Heaven and Hell. (Due South) (78 pages) 
* Hostage by AMW ("The title tells all. Halfway through the evening paper, Hutch answers the phone to find Dobey calling him to a hostage situation. But the hostage is Starsky ... and the hostage-taker calling the shots? Does the name 'Diana' ring any bells? It should.") (Starsky and Hutch) (5 pages) (reprinted in Firesigns and Other Stories)
* Learning Experience by AMW ("A short, nice and very much 'in character' vidnette from a writer who knows these characters so well. Starsky and Hutch have retired from the street, and Hutch has a gaggle of students who are faaaar from unaware of the Starsky charms. Like the story says, "Sorry, ladies, he's all mine.") (Starsky and Hutch) (4 pages) (reprinted in Firesigns and Other Stories)
* A Walk On The Wild Side by Rimfire ("Mac is on vacation in Europe, and blunders headlong, and innocently into the wind-dark world of "Forever Knight." Here is a huge story, rich with detail and characterisation, and if you've a liking for both shows, you won't believe how well they dovetail! As the story quite rightly says, "the blood of an eight hundred year old vampire is a very heady brew." Macgyver discovered, there's more than one way to get inebriated...") (MacGyver/Forever Knight) (36 pages)
* Passages by Felicity Granger aka Jane of Australia ("Here is a story that begins on the city streets and ends in the Aleutian Islands! It's after the movie, and Connor and Brenda have been in Scotland. A shock phonecall comes in ... there's been a terrible car accident, Brenda has been killed. Connor's body was not recovered, and he has vanished. He should have been killed, but wasn't, and when Rachel phones for Duncan's help that call is the prelude to an episode in their lives that will, quite literally, change the future. Possibly for the world.") (Highlander) (30 pages) (This is a link to a PG-13 version of this story, with the name of the author as "Jane." Author's notes at the bottom: "© Jane, 1994,this revision © 1999 The original version of this story was adult and slash, and appeared in FULL CIRCLE #4 [sic]. This gen, PG-15 version was done for friends and family, and appears here by permission.")
==Issue 6==
Full Circle 6 was published in 1998.
* The Interview by Toshua (Starsky and Hutch)
* Jealous by Toshua (Starsky and Hutch)
* other unknown content:
==B/D Outtakes==
Full Circle B/D Outtakes is sometimes known as Full Circle Collected. It was published in 1995 and contains 280 pages of Pros fiction from other "Full Circle" anthologies. 
The flyer is here.
* In the Mood by Kathy Keegan. ("It began as a bet between Bodie and Murphy, that Murph could seduce Ray Doyle. But Ray gets the truth from Murphy one way and another, and what follows might have been revenge but, in the tangled-web fashion, goes its own sweet way. Strange how romance begins.") 
* Birds of Ill Omen by Kathy Keegan. ("Bodie and Doyle wake up in the same bed after a wild party. Their hangovers are boundless and they don't recall a thing of the previous night. That's bad enough, but what really wreaks havoc is that this morning, Penny and Samantha remember being proposed to last night! All at once the lads are engaged to be married ... and they don't remember a thing. Help!") 
* Pandora's Toybox by Shawn Gedge - crossover with Lethal Weapon ("Martin Riggs finds himself back in London to work with CI5's Bodie and Doyle again. Once more, his expertise is vital, though it leads him and the CI5 agents into some serious misadventures.")
* For Personal Reasons by Madelaine Ingram. ("Cowley sends Bodie after his partner when Doyle resigned from the department. 3/7 finds himself in the midst of a scenario he never imagined ... a Yuletide story to bring out again at mid-winter!")
* Blood and Iron by Barbara Jones - crossover with Highlander (movie). ("Connor McLeod is back in England, this time to buy a home in the wilds of Scotland. Bodie and Doyle are invited to visit, and they eagerly travel north ... so, uninvited, does the Kurgan.") 
* When the Blue Wave Rolls Nightly by Trish Darbyfeld. ("Bodie and Doyle enjoy a first-time encounter -- with a waterbed!") 
* Boundaries by Dee. ("Not-so-random happenings awaken Ray Doyle to just how his partner feels about him, and the lid is off. It's wonderful ... until it goes wrong. Misunderstanding and discord threaten to split the partners, perhaps forever. It's one of those times when the patience for which Bodie isn't often celebrated, but should be, is a key to survival!") 
* The Human Factor by Barbara Jones - crossover with Highlander (movie). ("A new gun runner is at work in England, dealing in superior weapons, supplying warzones in Africa and SE Asia, and banking in Zurich. He's a gentleman, if you stretch a point: the Mercedes, the Belgravia penthouse, the emerald rings all fit the profile. Only one thing. He's seven feet tall, and he just might be head-hunting in London this season, as well as making a fortune in illegal arms. Where is Connor MacLeod when you need him? Bodie and Doyle wonder if they're biting off more than they can chew this time. They're about to take on the Kurgan -- alone.") 
* Flareup by Jane (published in Full Circle 4). ("Ann Holly is back in town, and she's in big, big trouble. Who else shall she turn to for help but Ray Doyle? And just when Bodie and Doyle thought life can't get any tougher, it does.")
==Reactions and Reviews: B/D Outakes==
==Full Circle B/D Collected==
This zine does not appear to have on official title. It was published in 1996 or 1997 and contains 240 pages. Its content is that of the Pros material from "Full Circle" #1.5, #2.5, #3.5 and of #4. These stories and poems are lifted straight from their original zines, editorials and all, and printed in order. This means the pagination is wonky.
* In the Mood by Kathy Keegan (It began as a bet between Bodie and Murphy, that Murph could seduce Ray Doyle. But Ray gets the truth from Murphy one way and another, and what follows might have been revenge but, in the tangled-web fashion, goes its own sweet way. Strange how romance begins.) 
* Dead Ringer by Shawn Gedge (Lethal Weapon/Pros)
* Birds of Ill Omen by Kathy Keegan (Bodie and Doyle wake up in the same bed after a wild party. Their hangovers are boundless and they don't recall a thing of the previous night. That's bad enough, but what really wreaks havoc is that this morning, Penny and Samantha remember being proposed to last night! All at once the lads are engaged to be married ... and they don't remember a thing. Help!) 
* Kindred by Barbara Jones (Highlander/Pros)
* Code of Honour by Jane 
* For Personal Reasons	by Madelaine Ingram	 
* When the Blue Wave Rolls Nightly	by Trish Darbyfeld	 
* Haiku: Velvet and Steel by	Andrea Vyland 
* Pandora's Toybox	by Shawn Gedge	 
* Haiku: After the Storm by	Andrea Vyland 
* I'm Still In My Bath by Trish Darbyfeld 
* The Milk of Human Kindness by Trish Darbyfeld 
* Blood and Iron	by Barbara Jones	Pros/Highlander crossover 
* Boundaries by Dee (Not-so-random happenings awaken Ray Doyle to just how his partner feels about him, and the lid is off. It's wonderful ... until it goes wrong. Misunderstanding and discord threaten to split the partners, perhaps forever. It's one of those times when the patience for which Bodie isn't often celebrated, but should be, is a key to survival!) 
* What Does He Mean to Me?, poem by Harmony
* 6.2 Has Two by Rimfire 
* Haiku: 1 by Andrea Vyland 
* Winning the Pools by Dee 
* Haikus: 2 & 3 by Andrea Vyland 
* The Human Factor by Barbara Jones (Highlander/Pros, a new gun runner is at work in England, dealing in superior weapons, supplying warzones in Africa and South East Asia, and banking in Zurich. He's a gentleman, if you stretch a point: the Mercedes, the Belgravia penthouse, the emerald rings all fit the profile. Only one thing. He's seven feet tall, and he just might be head-hunting in London this season, as well as making a fortune in illegal arms. Where is Connor MacLeod when you need him? Bodie and Doyle wonder if they're biting off more than they can chew this time.) 
* Flareup by Jane (Ann Holly is back in town, and she's in big, big trouble. Who else shall she turn to for help but Ray Doyle? And just when Bodie and Doyle thought life can't get any tougher, it does.)
==Reactions and Reviews: Collected==
==Proposed Highlander Outtakes==
The editorial in Firesigns and Other Stories mentioned that a Highlander Full Circle Outtakes zine was planned. This zine was never published.
==References==
 
Category:Multimedia Slash Zines
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