Pegasus (Star Trek: TOS and Star Wars zine)

Pegasus is a gen Star Trek: TOS (the first two issues) and Star Wars (the rest of the issues) zine. There are six issues altogether, and they were published by Pegasus Press, Tinley Park, IL. One of the editors talks a bit about this zine in S and H #8, saying it was started, in part, because they weren't certain they could get an editor at the time to publish their work.
In 1981, issues #3 and #4 were listed as out-of-print but "available in photocopy form from T'Kuhtian Press" in an ad in Jundland Wastes #5/6.
In 1983, in Datazine #28, Jan Lindner proposed a similar zine, one that didn't materialize: "Pegasus VI was the last... or is it? Can all those RotJedi stories be left homeless? Of course not? Carrying on the 'family tradition' of Pegasus, The Other will be a high-quality offset SW zine with a Faddis cover. Contributions of fiction, artwork (Xerox only), filk, and humor cheerfully accepted. This zine will follow the Lucas guidelines."
==This Zine Series Had the Attention of Mark Hamill==
From a May 15, 1980 radio interview with Mark Hamill, some of his reactions to fan fiction: 
==Growing Pains and Changes: A Sign of the Times==
In the last issue of this zine series, Paula Block wrote "FIAWOL/AWOL" in which she described how over the last eight years, her fellow editors' lives, and the production of the zine itself, had changed.
An excerpt: 
==Issue 1==
Pegasus 1 was published in July 1976 (second reprint: November 1976 of which 300 issues were printed) and contains only Star Trek: TOS material. It has 180 pages, and was edited by Sean Rigby, Jan Rigby, Melissa Bayard (later Melissa Clemmer), and Judi Hendricks. It contains stories, drawings, cartoons, filk lyrics, and puzzles. The interior art is by Gordon Carleton, Leslie Fish, Joni Wagner, Judi Hendricks, and Sean Rigby.
Regarding the original cover and other production: "Mary Lynn Skirvin designed the cover Pegasus. It is traced from her original drawings which, due to deadline problems, can't be used for this issue, (adapted by J. Hendricks). Silvering- First edition- Judi, Melissa, & Jan. Second edition: Jan, Judi, and special thanks to Mardy Lamski."
* Title page (iii)
* Credits (iv)
* Contents (v)
* Editorials (vi)
* Starfarer's Song by Jan Rigby (1)
* This, Our Infinity by Judi L. Hendricks (3)
* Visual Aid for Reduced Offset (48)
* Letter: Research Inquiry by Accident (49)
* Word Find Puzzle by Sean Rigby (50)
* The First Pon Farr by Judi Hendricks (52)
* Snake in the Grass by Judi Hendricks and Jan Rigby (55)
* The Second Step by Mark Sharpe (67)
* T'Pring's Decision by Melissa Bayard (T'Pring is determined that she will never become Spock's wife. And she has a desperate plan to prevent it.) (71) (T'Pring's choice to obtain Stonn as a suitable mate in her family business goes awry when Stonn, though he would have fought for her, refuses to have her once she has lost face and status.)
* Conversation: Spock & Sevrin by M. Octyme (84)
* Tribble Tune by M. Octyme (83)
** Mother Space News by the Staff (85)
** How to Fix a T-Shirt by Jan (86)
** The Great Do-It-Yourself Light-Tracing Box for Bug-Eyed Zine Artists by Sean (87)
* Fragments by Anonymous (91)
* From Out of the Past by Jan Rigby (93)
* The Wait by Melissa Bayard (Scotty has been stranded on a desolate planet for months and he's down to his last supplies. Can he survive?) (144)
* Want Ads
* Mentoniere 1 & 2 by Sean (148)
* Abrasions & Contusions by M. Octyme/Jan Lindner and Judi Hendricks. A satire of Paula Smith's "The Logical Conclusion" (149)
* You are Receiving this Zine Because
* the lyrics for Leslie Fish and the Dehorn Crew's Folk Songs For Folk Who Ain't Even Been Yet (171)
File:peg1-1.jpg|from issue #1, Judi L. Hendricks
File:peg1-13.jpg|from issue #1 
File:peg1-14.jpg|from issue #1, Judi L. Hendricks
File:peg1-4.jpg|from issue #1, Gordon Carleton
File:peg1-5.jpg|from issue #1, uncredited, "Visual Aid for Reduced Offset"
File:peg1-6.jpg|from issue #1, Judi L. Hendricks
File:peg1-7.jpg|from issue #1, unknown artist
File:peg1-8.jpg|from issue #1, "The Great Do-It-Yourself Light-Tracing Box for Bug-Eyed Zine Artists," directions
File:peg1-9.jpg|from issue #1, Joni Wagner
File:peg1-10.jpg|from issue #1, Leslie Fish
File:peg1-11.jpg|from issue #1, first page of "Abrasions & Contusions"
File:peg1-12.jpg|from issue #1, Judi L. Hendricks
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1===
==Issue 2==
Pegasus 2 was published in August 1977 and was a TOS-only zine. It had 152 pages. Cover: Mary Lynn Skirvin; back cover: Susan M. Stephenson. Art & illustrations by Clare Bell, Donna Berberitch, Gordon Carleton, Phil Foglio, Beverly Glielmi, Judi L. Hendricks, Jacqueline Paciello, Marty Siegrist, Joni Wagner, Bev Zuk.
This issue came with a crossword puzzle: "By the way, in case you haven't noticed, the crossword puzzle blank is not bound into the zine itself--we've heard too many gripes about having to flip back ft forth to get at the clues. It's folded in between the clue pages. If by some tremor in the force you don't have one, send us a postcard and we'll send you a blank, and our apologies."
From the editorial—Jan: 
From the editorial—Judi: 
* Editorials (iv)
* The Trekzine Alphabet by Paula Smith (1)
* Untitled poem by Jeanne Powers (4)
* The Hand that Touches by Jacqueline Paciello ("Joanna McCoy comes on board with a friend, an alien woman who is keeping secrets about herself and about Joanna. A joyous reunion between McCoy and his daughter turns into tragedy with the death of Joanna's companion, a strange drain on the ship's dilithium and the impending death of Joanna.") (5)
* Word Builder by Audry Rober (97)
* Word Search - ST troublemakers by Audry Rober (98)
* The Evening Tide of a World by Karma Beck (99)
* Through the Glass Darkly by Jan Lindner (100)
* Sara's Secret Weekend by Sara Steinberg (102)
* Crossword Puzzle by Hendricks & Paciello (105)
* Untitled poem by Jackie Paciello (109)
* Out of the Ashes by Jan Lindner ("The Enterprise must find a way to deal with a world that holds the custom of burning widows.") (111)
* untitled poem by Jeanne Powers (137)
* Spock Meets the Messiah by Paula Block (mentions quiz, which is riffed upon in issue #3) (139)
* Word Builder by Audry Rober (144)
* Flame Gems & Lust by Justa Knutt (parody of Diamonds and Rust) (145)
* Last-Minute Notes (150)
* Words to Live By (152)
File:Pega2-1.jpg|from issue #2, Marty Siegrist
File:Pega2-2.jpg|from issue #2, Jacqueline Paciello
File:Pega2-3.jpg|from issue #2, Gordon Carleton
File:Pega2-4.jpg|from issue #2, Judi L. Hendricks
File:Pega2-5.jpg|from issue #2, Jacqueline Paciello
File:Pega2-6.jpg|from issue #2, Joni Wagner
File:Pega2-7.jpg|from issue #2, Jacqueline Paciello
File:Pega2diamondsandrust.jpg|"Flame Gems and Rust", artist unknown
File:Pega2-8.jpg|from issue #2, Clare Bell
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2===
==Issue 3==
Pegasus 3 from October 1978 was a Star Wars issue with 106 pages. Pegasus 3 from October 1978 was a Star Wars issue with 106 pages. The front cover is by Marty Siegrist, other art by Jane Firmstone, Gordon Carleton (not in table of contents), Phil Foglio, Judi L. Hendricks, Pam Kowalski, Signe Landon, Martynn, Jackie Paciello, Virginia Lee Smith, Becky Aulenbach (not in table of contents), and Robin Wood.
From the editorial—Judi: 
From the editorial—Jackie: 
* Editorials by Judi and Jackie (2)
* Duskingtide, poem by Deborah Stokes (4)
* End & Beginning, poem by Jan M. Lindner (5)
* Haiku for Chewbacca, poem by Martynn (8)
* Trivia by Jackie Paciello (9)
* Home by Judi L. Hendricks (poem) (10)
* Wormie, or "Hottest Damn Girl of the World" by Paula M. Block (11))
* Kuta Puta by Jackie Paciello ("linguistic study of Greedo's language) (18)
* Bugles of War, poem by Kelly Hill (20)
* Hotshot by Jackie Paciello (21)
* Ballad of Red Three, poem by Jackie Paciello (31)
* Opus by J. Paciello (poem) (31)
* Han Solo’s Song, filk to the tune of "Bye Bye Blackbird," by Roberta Rogow (33)
* First Flight, story by Virginia Lee Smith (34)
* Bad Break by Nancy Solomon (39)
* Replonza by Joyce Yasner (a very critical review of Alan Dean Foster's Splinter of the Mind's Eye) (50)
* Assault on Logaria by Judi L. Hendricks (part of The Cori Beckett Series) (55)
* Answers to Trivia Quiz (106)
* includes the supplement, tongue-in-cheek quiz mentioned in issue #2
* has a flyer for "Let's Send Coulsons to Newcastle!," a fan campaign to send Juanita and Buck Coulson to WorldCon; they were ineligible for the Trans-Atlantic Fan Fund because they were a pair, rather than one person
* You are Receiving this Zine Because page
File:peg3back.jpg| from issue #3, uncredited
File:pega3-1.jpg| from issue #3, Judi L. Hendricks
File:pega3-2.jpg| from issue #3, Gordon Carleton
File:pega3-3.jpg| from issue #3, Virginia Lee Smith, from "Hotshot," portrait of Biggs
File:pega3-4.jpg| from issue #3, Martynn
File:pega3-5.jpg| from issue #3, Martynn
File:pega3-6.jpg| from issue #3, Pam Kowalski
File:pega3-7.jpg| from issue #3, Virginia Lee Smith
File:pega3-8.jpg| from issue #3, Becky Aulenbach
File:pega3-9.jpg| from issue #3, Judi L. Hendricks
File:pega3-10.jpg| from issue #3, Signe Landon
File:pega3-11.jpg| from issue #3, Robin Wood
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 3===
==Issue 4 V.1==
Pegasus 4 V.1 was published in August 1979. It contains 158 pages. This was part of a two-volume zine, both issued at the same time.
From a flyer printed in Skywalker #3: "It is a period of mental stagnation. Rebel zine eds striking from a hidden print shop in Chicago have won their first victory against the evil functional illiterates. During the battle, rebel spies managed to produce secret plans for the Alliance's ultimate weapon, PEGASUS IV—a massive zine with enough sheer bulk to break the back of the stoutest Imperial mail carrler! In hiding from the Empire's sinister agents, the stalwart crew of this literary fortress race against time to complete the 4th volume of Pegasus before retiring for an indefinite period of deep meditation upon The Jedi Way, custodians of the secret writings that can save their people from pure and utter boredom!"
Inside front cover: Beckey Aulenbach; back cover: Susan Perry; front cover: Virginia Lee Smith; inside back cover: Joni Wagner. Other artists are listed below. One piece by Joni Wagner was reprinted in 1980 in Twin Suns #1.
From the editorial: 
* Editorials by Judi, Jackie and P (1)
* LoCs by Youse Guys (5)
* Pegasus by Robyn Thompson, art by Terri Korthals (14)
* I Will Wait For You by Pat Gonzales, art by Larry Blake (Luke and Leia embark on a dangerous undercover mission.) (Star Wars) (15)
* Touche by Peggy Barilla, art by Connie Faddis (Star Wars vignette) (27)
* Second Time Around by Virginia Lee Smith, art by V. Smith (31)
* The Once and Only Honest-to-Pete Phil Foglio Reject (37)
* Rites of Passage by Nancy Zingrone Solomon, art by Todd Hamilton (How did Chewie meet Malla? Why did he decide to leave his home and travel with humankind?) (Star Wars) (38)
* Master Jedi by Jani HIcks, art by Todd Hamilton (Star Wars) (57)
* Tarot, Divining Star Wars by Paula Block, art by Beckey Aulenbach, Paula Block, and Judi Hendricks (58)
* Skybird by Janie Hicks, art by Paulie Gilmore (63)
* Goodbyes by Beth Bowles, art by Paulie Gilmore (Star Wars) (64)
* The Circle is Complete by Pat Stanley, art by Anji Varesano (Star Wars) (67)
* Tercel by Martynn, art by Judi Hendricks (68)
* A Matter of Conscience by Jane Firmstone, art by Larry Blake (Han Solo picks up a waif...and finds he can't just put it down.) (Star Wars) (69)
* Fortunes of War by Marianne Lindner, art by Jackie Paciello (85)
* Lord of the Rings by Martynn and N.Z. Solomon, art by Martynn (movie review) (86)
* Let Sleeping Corellians Lie by Paula Block, art by Martynn (89)
* Invocations by Angela-marie Varesano, art by A. Varesano (91)
* Even Now by Linda Stoops, art by A. Varesano (93)
* Tuts in Space by Jan Lindner, art by Susan Perry (commentary on Battlestar Galactica) (94)
* Gone by Patricia Malone, art by P. Malone (96)
* Roach Wars by Paula Block, art by Judi Hendricks (comic strip) (Star Wars) (97)
* Apollo's Thoughts by Patricia Malone, art by P. Malone (Battlestar Galactica) (111)
* Darktamer by Susan Pontoni, art by Todd Hamilton (A young girl with unusual talents consorts with the Alliance in order to confront and destroy Darth Vader.) (Star Wars) (112)
File:peg4wookieeportrait2.jpg|from issue # v.4 n.1, from "Rites of Passage," artist is Todd Hamilton
File:peg4-1.jpg|from v.4 n.1, from "Rites of Passage," artist is Todd Hamilton
File:peg1-3.jpg|from v.4 n.1, from "I Will Wait for You," artist is Larry Blake, a bit of pre-jossed art
File:peg1-2.jpg|from v.4 n.1, from "I Will Wait for You," artist is Larry Blake
File:peg4-4.jpg|from v.4 n.1, from "Second Time Around," artist is Virginia Lee Smith
File:peg4-5.jpg|from v.4 n.1, from "Let Sleeping Corellians Lie," artist is Martynn
File:peg4-6.jpg|from v.4 n.1, from "Darktamer," artist is Todd Hamilton
File:peg4-7.jpg|from v.4 n.1, from "Darktamer," artist is Todd Hamilton
File:peg4-8.jpg|from v.4 n.1, from "Apollo's Thoughts," artist is Pat Malone
File:peg4-9.jpg|from v.4 n.1, from "Skybird," artist is Paulie Gilmore
File:peg4-10.jpg|from v.4 n.1, from "Matter of Conscience," artist is Larry Blake
File:peg4-11.jpg|from v.4 n.1, from "Tercel," artist is Martynn
File:peg4-12.jpg|from v.4 n.1, from "Roach Wars," artist is Judi Hendricks
File:peg4-13.jpg|from i v.4 n.1, from "Touche," artist is Connie Faddis
File:peg4-14.jpg|from v.4 n.1, from "Tuts in Space," artist is Susan Perry
File:peg4-15.jpg|from i v.4 n.1, from "Saying Goodbyes," artist is Paulie Gilmore -- "The illo alone is very wrenching and emotional. It was about the fourth perusal of it that we realized much of its
impact is due to its archetypal nature—its so similar to Michelangelo's Pieta, Christ in the Madonna's arms." a LoC in issue #5
File:peg4-16.jpg|from v.4 n.1, from "Tarot," art by Beckey Aulenbach, Paula Block, and Judi Hendricks
Wait, Wait, There's More!!
File:peg4more.jpg|from v.4 n.1, from the first volume, the second from the back page, artist is Joni Wagner
==Issue 4 V.2==
Pegasus 4 V.2 was published in August 1979. It contains 152 pages. This was part of a two-volume zine, both issued at the same time.
Artists for specific works are listed below. Other art by Sheryl Adsit, Beckey Aulenbach, Jane Firmstone, Phil Foglio, Todd Hamilton, Judi L. Hendricks. Celeste Hotaling, Terry Korthals (front cover, inside front cover), and Joni Wagner (centerfold, inside back cover, back cover).
* Initiation by Jaquellne Paciello, art by V.L. Smith (Star Trek) (A green recruit learns about life aboard the Enterprise.) (1)
* Mother's Memory by Jani Hicks, art by Paulie Gilmore (9)
* Dangling Conversation by Jan Lindner, art by J. Paciello (Battlestar Galactica) (11)
* Ode to an Ex-Jedi by Ruffin/Block/Solomon, art by T. Hamilton (14)
* Justifiable Homicide by Joyce Yasner, art by B. Aulenbach (15) (review of the book "Han Solo at Star's End")
* Seasons/Force by Paula Smith, art by A. Varesano (16)
* Fun with Luke and Han by Paula Block, art by T. Hamilton (SW) (18)
* A Plague on Your Empire by Bev Grant, art by Susan Perry (SW) (24)
* Strong and Silent Rebel by Jani Hicks, art by B. Aulenbach (57)
* Adama's Lament by Jan Lindner, art by Gordon Carleton (59) (filk to the tune of "I Need Your Help" by Barry Manilow)
* How to Greedo by Judi L. Hendricks, art by the author (60) (detailed directions for making a Greedo costume)
* Imperial Galactic Quiz by Sheryl Adsit (67)
* Leia's Theme by Judi L. Hendricks, art by Hendricks and Paula Block (69)
* Letters to Her Worshipfulness by the editorial staff, art by Joni Wagner (SW) (71)
* Message to the People by Joni Wagner, art by Celeste Hotaling (84)
* Where Have All the Rainbows Gone by Kelly Hill, art by Joni Wagner (a "Heroes" vignette) (86)
* A Marketable Commodity by Judi L. Hendricks and Paula Block, art by Martynn (Luke finds himself in the clutches of the evil Gerbashe, a whorehouse owner. A flyer describes it as "slightly smarmy." Sequel to Assault on Logaria in the previous issue, part of The Cori Beckett Series.) (SW) (88)
File:pegfour1.jpg| from v.4 v.2, Beckey Aulenbach for "Justifiable Homicide"
File:pegfour2.jpg| from v.4 v.2, Virginia Lee Smith for "Incident"
File:pegfour3.jpg| from v.4 v.2, Todd Hamilton for "Fun with Luke and Han"
File:pegfour4.jpg| from v.4 v.2, Susan Perry for "A Plague on Your Empire"
File:pegfour5.jpg| from v.4 v.2, Susan Perry for "A Plague on Your Empire"
File:pegfour6.jpg| from v.4 v.2, Gordon Carleton for "Adama's Lament"
File:pegfour7.jpg| from v.4 v.2, Greedo costume directions
File:pegfour8.jpg| from v.4 v.2, Hendricks and Paula Block for "Leia's Theme"
File:pegfour9.jpg| from v.4 v.2, Joni Wagner for "Letters to Her Worshipfulness" (one of the characters appears to be the OFC, Cori Beckett, another appears to be the fan Paula Block)
File:pegfour10.jpg| from v.4 v.2, Joni Wagner for "Letters to Her Worshipfulness"
File:pegfour11.jpg| from v.4 v.2, Joni Wagner for "Where Have All the Rainbows Gone"
File:pegfour12.jpg| from v.4 v.2, Martynn for "A Marketable Commodity," see that page for more
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 4: V.1 and V.2===
==Issue 5==
Pegasus 5 was published in late summer/early autumn 1981 and contains 375 pages, reduced, offset, perfect bound. It won the 1982 FanQ Award for 'Best Star Wars 'Zine.'
From an ad in Datazine #16: "Pegasus will be at ChananaCon and WindyCon for those who only want to pay the $15 cover price. For those of you who can't wait, it's $20 FC."
It has art by Karen River, Susan Perry-Lewis, Martynn, Jan Lindner, Gee Moaven, Dot Sasscer, Joni Wagner, Gordon Carleton, Todd Hamilton, Terri Korthals, Sheryl Adsit, Anne Davenport, Michael Griffith, Amy Harlib, Gee Moaven, Delores McAllister, Carol McPherson, Karen Pauli, Janet Schmidt, and Becky Aulenbach.
* Dedication, illustrated by Karen River (1)
* Editorial by "fingers"
* Letters of Comment (1)
* Love Song of an Electric Bird by Judith R. Conly, illustrated by Karen River (12)
* Spacers Legacy by Jackie Paciello, illustrated by Martynn (13)
* Midnight Sonata: Han by Barbara Wenk, poem illustrated by Joni Wagner (20)
* Time for Choosing by Kate Nuernberg, poem illustrated by Karen River (21)
* Reflections by Marian Lindner, illustrated by Beckey Aulenbach (23)
* Spacers Complaint by Judith R. Conly, poem illustrated by Karen River (28)
* No Guts, No Glory by Pat Gonzales, illustrated by Karen River (29)
* Overture by Jan Linder, illustrated by Terri Korthals (67)
* Do You Think I'm Deadly? by Judi L. Hendricks and Paula M. Block, filk (to the tune of Rod Stewart's "Do Ya Think I'm Sexy?") illustrated by Martynn (69)
* Amicus Draconis by Virginia Lee Smith (71)
* The Patriot Game by Jackie Paciello (74)
* Songs of a Spacefarer by Judith R. Conly, illustrated by Karen River (75)
* Bitter Pills by Nancy Zingrone Solomon, illustrated by Todd Hamilton (79)
* Words to a Wookiee Ashley McConnell, poem illustrated by Karen River (95)
* Alderaan Remembered by Jani Hicks, poem illustrated by Dot Sasscer (96)
* Copyright: Can Fan Writing be Afforded Protection as "Literature?" by Melinda M. Snodgrass, Attorney-at-Law, illustrated by Karen River (97)
* Absalom by Karen Osman, poem illustrated by Beckey Aulenbach (103)
* Dream Lady by Tammy Gibbs, poem illustrated by Joni Wagner (105)
* On The Wings of the Morning by Barbara Wenk (107)
* The Loyalist's Lament by Judith R. Conly, illustrated by Karen River (108)
* The Card Game by Marcia Brin, illustrated by Jan Linder (109)
* Further Adventures of the Friends of Luke Skywalker by Karen River (115)
* Best Laid Schemes by Bev Grant and Susan Perry-Lewis (Susan's name is not listed in the table of contents as co-author; this error was pointed out by Bev in the next issue of Pegasus.) This story was illustrated by Susan Perry-Lewis (119)
* Port Fees, fold-out illustration by Pam Kowalski (142a)
* Jedi-Do by Jani Hicks, reference article illustrated by Beckey Aulenbach (143)
* Letters To (and from) Daddy by Paula Block, Nan Lewis, Joni Wagner, illustrated by the authors (145)
* Solo by Paula Block, illustrated by Beckey Aulenbach (149)
* Pas de Deux by Jani Hicks, illustrated by Dot Sasscer (151)
* Han's Theme by Tammy Gibbs, illustrated by Joni Wagner (152)
* Dark Side of the Moon by Paula Block, illustrated by Beckey Aulenbach (155)
* Call Back the Dream by Sheila Paulson, illustrated by Karen River (Trapped on a slave ship bound for Kessel, Han has lost his memory, and Luke, Lando and Chewie must rescue him.) (157)
* Hail Columbia by Tammy Gibbs, illustrated by Karen River (188)
* Han Solo, foldout by Karen River (188a)
* Oh, For a Jedi by Marian Lindner, illustrated by Gee Moaven (189)
* You Do What For a Living? (this zine's tribbers and their current employment/jobs), illustrated by Delores McAllister (191)
* John Williams: A Man and His Music, article by Tammy Gibbs, illustrated by Joni Wagner (193)
* Marian and Indy's Theme by Judi L. Hendricks, illustrated by Karen River (197)
* Jacuzzi Summer by Beckey Aulenback, illustrated by Gordon Carleton (199)
* Season's Greetings by Beth Bowles, illustrated by Karen River (204)
* Two Corellian Strangers by Jani Hicks. Filk, illustrated by Karen River (205)
* Only A Legend by Kate Nuerenberg. Filk, illustrated by Gee Moaven (207)
* Queen's Gambit by Anne Elizabeth Zeek, illustrated by Rosalind Ludwig (reprinted in The Compleat Zeek, discussed in Han and Leia in Fanfiction) (209)
* "Get Away, Kid" (fold-out) by Joni Wagner (237a)
* The Smuggler by Jackie Paciello, illustrated by Gordon Carleton (237)
* One Afternoon in the Rec Room by Marcia Brin, illustrated by Joni Wagner (238)
* You May Be Right (But I Doubt It) by Han Socold & the Frozen Assets, filk illustrated by Joni Wagner (241)
* Kid, Don't You Believe it by Pat Gonzales, poem illustrated by Paulie Gilmore (243)
* Epilogue by Kate Nuerenberg, poem illustrated by Karen River (246)
* Satisfaction Guaranteed by Judi Hendricks & Paula Block, illustrated by Martynn. (This story was the subject of an in-depth review in Issue 8 of the Jundland Wastes, and part of The Cori Beckett Series.) (247)
* At Gerbashe's by Po, Gonzo & "Swanee" River, a filk to the tune of Barry Manilow's "Copa Cobana" (368)
* several pages of zine and fan club ads (369)
File:peg5-1.jpg| from issue #5, Karen River
File:peg5-2.jpg| from issue #5, Martynn
File:peg5-3.jpg| from issue #5, Virginia Lee Smith
File:peg5-4.jpg|from issue #5, Karen River
File:peg5-5.jpg| from issue #5, Joni Wagner
File:peg5-6.jpg| from issue #5, Martynn
File:peg5-7.jpg| from issue #5, Martynn
File:peg5-8.jpg| from issue #5, Joni Wagner, fold-out was erroneously titled "Get Away, Kid" - its actual title is "Beat It, Junior"
File:peg5-9.jpg| from issue #5, Gordon Carleton
File:peg5-10.jpg| from issue #5, Pam Kowalski, fold-out
File:peg5-11.jpg| from issue #5, Karen River
File:peg5-12.jpg| from issue #5, Gee Moaven
File:peg5-13.jpg| from issue #5, Todd Hamilton
File:peg5-14.jpg| from issue #5, Susan Perry-Lewis
File:peg5-15.jpg| from issue #5, Beckey Aulenbach
File:peg5-16.jpg| from issue #5, Karen River
File:peg5-17.jpg| from issue #5, Rosalind Ludwig
File:peg5-18.jpg| from issue #5, Karen River
File:peg5-19.jpg| from issue #5, Karen River
File:peg5-20.jpg| from issue #5, Joni Wagner
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 5===
==Issue 6==
Pegasus 6 was published in April 1983 and has 192 pages.
Art not accompanying specific fanworks is Cheree Cargill, Gordon Carleton, Connie Faddis (front cover), Celeste Hotaling, Jean Kluge, Karen River (back cover), and Rob St. John.
From an editorial: 
From an editorial: 
From an editorial: 
* Dedication (1)
* Editorials (2)
* Letters of Comment (5)
* FIAWOL/AWOL by Paula Block (19) (see Pegasus (Star Trek: TOS and Star Wars zine)#Growing Pains and Changes: A Sign of the Times)
* Windstar Princess by Lucinda Brown, art by Nancy Stasulis (21)
* With the Tables Turned by Sheryl Adsit, art by Wanda Lybarger (What would Han have done, had Vader threatened to destroy his business, unless he betrayed Lando Calrissian? (22)
* The Song of Songs, Which is Ariel Solo's by Eluki bes Shahar (25)
* All The Emperor’s Men by Bev Grant, art by Todd Hamilton (Caught in political intrigue at the age of 16, Senator Leia Organa will have to learn the game quickly in order to stay alive.) ( 26)
* Printer's Guide to Reproduction of a Non-Biological Nature, article by Lou and Pat Montiel (47)
* The Ballad of Jedi Clampett by Linda River, art by Gordon Carleton (51)
* Foreign Waters/Familiar Shores by Irene Shafer, art by Karen River (52)
* Choices by B.J. Kreuz, art by Karen River (56)
* Stowaway by Judi L. Hendricks, art by Martynn (58) (reprinted from ...Scum & Villainy)
* Close Encounters of the Tax Kind by Bev Grant, art by Gordon Carleton (88)
* Time by Jenny McLean, art by Karen River (90)
* Pawn's Game by Jackie Paciello, art by Nancy Staulis (Han was alive and he was free... Now if he could only rid himself of that same, terrifying nightmare.) (92)
* Last Flight, First Dance by Virginia Lee Smith (art) (102)
* Fold Out art by Jean Kluge
* Heritage by Marcia Brin, art by Ros Ludwig (108)
* Reflections by Tammy Gibbs, art by Karen River (114)
* Anatomy by Carol Hines-Strode, art by Nancy Stasulis (Young Vader, burned nearly beyond recognition and in constant agony, would soon learn that living was even more of a hell than dying.) (116)
* In Search of the Real Ark, article by Carol Mularski, illustrated by Karen River (158)
* Release by Jani Hicks, art by Connie Faddis (162)
* Perchance To Dream by Anne Zeek, art by Ros Ludwig (reprinted in The Compleat Zeek) (Indiana Jones) (165)
* ads (182)
File:peg6-1.jpg| from issue #6, Connie Faddis for "Release"
File:peg6foldout.jpg| from issue #6 fold-out by Jean Kluge
File:peg6-2.jpg| from issue #6, Ros Ludwig for "Perchance To Dream"
File:peg6-3.jpg| from issue #6, Karen River for "Choices"
File:peg6-4.jpg| from issue #6, Celeste Hotaling
File:peg6-5 .jpg| from issue #6, Virginia Lee Smith for "Last Flight, First Dance"
File:peg6-6.jpg| from issue #6, Nancy Staulis for "Pawn's Game"
File:peg6-7.jpg| from issue #6, Nancy Staulis for "Anatomy"
File:peg6-8.jpg| from issue #6, Jean Kluge
File:peg6-9.jpg| from issue #6, Rob St. John
File:peg6-10.jpg| from issue #6, Wanda Lybarger for "With the Tables Turned"
File:peg6-11.jpg| from issue #6, Todd Hamilton for "All the Emperor's Men"
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 6===
==References==
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