Alpha Chronicle

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Alpha Chronicle is a anthology of fiction, essays, art, and articles. 
The editor, Mike Butts, was a high school student, as were his contributors.
It started out as Space:1999, but then branched into other shows such as The Prisoner, Hawk, and Battlestar Galactica (1978).
==From the Creator==
==Issue 1==
Alpha Chronicle 1 was published in 1977.
==Issue 2==
Alpha Chronicle 2 was published in 1977.
==Issue 3==
Alpha Chronicle 3 was published in November 1977.
The editor looks back at this issue -- 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
Alpha Chronicle 4 was published in 1978.
==Issue 5==
Alpha Chronicle 5 was published in April 1978 and contains 20 pages.
From the editorial: 
* The Testament of Arkadia, part one, fiction by Johnny Byrne, adapted by Matt Butts (2)
* Daybreak, fiction by Carl Lamb (9)
*Letter of Comment by Steve Daily (11)
* Gone But Not Forgotten by Matt Butts (the cancellation of the show, and the formation of The National SAVE 1999 Alliance, includes a boost for zines: "Another element in the salvation of 1999 is that of the fanzine. These cute little publications are the same thing that kept STAR TREK alive all these long years...and they can do the same for SPACE: 1999, And when was the last time a fanzine was preempted by a sports show?) (13)
* short descriptions of Interstat and The Power Masters, a comic zine (The table of contents calls these reviews, but there is no opinion stated.) (15) 
* Alliance Publicity Shot ("The following is a transcript of an interview I had with New Orleans radio personality Eric Tracy. The interview was broadcast live over WWL Radio 87 on Thursday 16 March 1978 at about 4:15 pm") (16)
* Letter of Comment by Art Flores (about comments in Starlog by David Huston) (18)
* Advertisements (20)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 5==
==Issue 6==
Alpha Chronicle 6 was published in July 1978 and contains 7 pages.
Mark Willis is the new assistant editor.
The cover is by Arthur Flores.
* The Testament of Arkadia, part two, fiction by Johnny Byrne, adapted by Matt Butts (1)
* From the people who brought you FARCE 1999... Silent Punning! (original title: Silent Walking") by Brian Anderson and David White (2)
* Status Reports by Helen Russell (4)
* Profile: Koenig, character study, art by Kathi Lynn Higley (4)
* From the Editor (5)
* Lunar Trading Post (5)
* Bits 'n' Pieces (5)
* Random Notes by Mark Willis (commentary on Space: 1999 episodes) (6)
* detailed info on what is planned for issue #7 (7)
==Issue 7==
Alpha Chronicle 7 was published in November 1978 and contains 10 pages.
It has art by Kathi Lynn Higley, Arthur Flores, Matt Butts, and Robert Edralin.
Mark Willis is no longer the assistant editor. He has been replaced by Stan Hjartberg and Sally Armstrong.
* , fiction by Matt Butts (1)
* Yet Another Ultimate Space: 1999 Trivia Quiz (2)
* Hardware Wars, review by Matt Butts (2)
* Profile: Helena Russell (3)
* short description of the Psychon 100 Society, a fan club (3)
* Interview with Shawn Bishop by Matt Butts (portrayed the oldest child in Close Encounters of the Third Kind - while called an interview, it is a short description of some comments he made at Vul-Con #5, where he had been a guest) (4) 
* Lunar Trading Post (4)
* Bits 'n' Peices (4)
* , part one, fiction by Matt Butts (5)
* short review of Battlestar Galactica (1978) by Sally Armstrong (6)
* Felgercarb!, some Battlestar Galactica vocabulary (6)
* It's Love, Love, Love, song lyrics ("from the movie Battlestar Galactica") (6)
* New Spaceships of 1999, by Kevin G. Kent (7)
* Trivia Quiz (8)
* Letters of Comment (8)
* Editor's Corner by Matt Butts and Sally Armstrong (9)
* Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Alphans But Were Afraid to Ask, by Sally Armstrong (9)
* full page ad for Star Trek Galore, a store in Florida
 
Image:alphachron7-1.jpg|from issue #7, Kathy Lynn Higley
Image:alphachron7-2.jpg|from issue #7, Matt Butts
Image:alphachron7-3.jpg|from issue #7, Kevin G. Kent
==Issue 8==
Alpha Chronicle 8 was published in March 1979 and contains 6 pages.
From the article about the fan campaign: 
* A Shining Planet Known as Earth, part two, fiction by Mark Butts (Battlestar Galactica (1978)]]) (1)
*Thoughts on The Prisoner by Stan Hjartberg (2)
* Profile: Victor Bergman (3)
* Profile: Maya (3)
* Bio-Rythum Analysis for John Robert Koenig (4)
* Crossindexing on the Galactica, article by Amy Kisil (4)
* Ultra Probe, ship blueprints by Mark A. Terrano (5)
* Hawk, reviewed by Matt Butts (5)
* Trivia Quiz (Space: 1999) (5)
* Special Thanks To by Matt Butts (acknowledgements) (6)
* Triumph!, an article about the success of a letter writing campaign to get Space: 1999 back on the air in the Louisiana area (6)
 
 
Image:alphachron8-1.jpg|from issue #8, Kathi Lynn Higley
Image:alphachron8-2.jpg|from issue #8, Mike Gaines
Image:alphachron8-3.jpg|from issue #8, Mark A. Terrano 
==References==
Category:Space:1999 Zines
Category:Multimedia Zines
Category: 1977 Zines
Category: 1978 Zines
Category: 1979 Zines