Warped Space/Issues 11-20

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==Issue 11== 
Warped Space 11 was published October 8, 1975 and contains 30 pages.
Second printing: November 25, 1975, third printing: February 1, 1976, fourth ("and final") printing: April 5, 1976.
The editor notes there are a lot of letters of comment in this issue and they mostly address the Landing Party 6 stories. These LoCs are interspersed with con reports and comments regarding the Chicago Con of August 22-24. 
The editor writes: 
* Editor's Nook by Lori Chapek (1)
* Warped Communications (2)
* The Little Beastie, filk by Karen Klinck (5)
* The Engineer's Lament, filk by Karen Klinck (5)
* Kirk's Lament, filk by Karen Klinck (5)
* Trouble in River City... At Long Last, for what it's worth, the conclusion of that long story started many moons ago (not to be confused with Mooans ago.) What? Forgotten so soon? Well, don't expect me to refresh your memory with recaps. Go reread issues 9 and 10 and maybe you'll remember that I told you it was going to be a long story. Or Trouble in River City by Paula Block (McCoy finds that Sadie has been sleeping with Athos when the alien challenges the doctor to a battle for her favors. McCoy is hurt and furious and all seems to be over between them.) (6)
* Another Opinion of the Chicago Con by Phil Foglio (11) (cartoon)
* Secret! by Karen Klink (12)
* Cassandra's Rebirth by Signe Jesson (14)
* 'Ear Ye! 'Ear Ye!, filk by Karen Klink (30)
* I Made a Mistake, filk by Karen Klink (30)
* Enterprise, filk by Karen Klink (30)
* The Meeting, filk by Karen Klink (30)
* Phonics Chant, filk by Karen Klink (30)
* Beads and Rattles, filk by Karen Klink (30)
* art by Jim Steele (front cover), Marty Siegrist (back cover), Paula Block, Gordon Carleton, Joni Wagner
File:Warped11art.jpg|art from issue #11, Marty Siegrist
File:Warped11art-1.jpg|art from issue #11, Paula Block
File:Warped11art-2.jpg|art from issue #11, Marty Siegrist
File:Warped11art-3.jpg|art from issue #11, Marty Siegrist
File:Warped11art-4.jpg|art from issue #11, Marty Siegrist
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 11===
==Issue 12== 
Warped Space 12 was published November 6, 1975 and contains 26 pages.
Second printing: November 25, 1975, third printing: February 1, 1976, fourth ("and final") printing: April 5, 1976. 
This is the first issue that included additional numeration: "vol.2 no.1."
* Editor's Nook by Lori Chapek (1)
* Uffizimger by Paula Smith (a long filk "to the tune of The Temperance Union Song, naturally," each verse is a in-jokey shout-out to members of the MSUSTC fan club (?).) (1)
* Warped Communications (2)
* Spock Makes a Deal by Dave Umhauer (6)
* To Need a Friend by Carol Hydeman (Both Spock and McCoy are devastated by the death of Jim Kirk, but it is Spock who suffers the most as he tries to hide his grief. McCoy draws Spock out of his cabin and into the garden on the Enterprise. As they talk and Spock is able to finally express his grief, he realizes how much he needs the friendship of Leonard McCoy.) (9)
* Galactic Lovecry: 4536.3, Invitation by Ingrid Cross (14)
* Turnabout Titles, continued (see WS3)
* Birthday Waltz II by Linda Capel and Paula M. Block (This time it is Sadie's birthday and she ends up needing treatment in sickbay just as she did when she first met McCoy on his birthday. With reluctance McCoy is drawn once again into the arms of Sadie Faulwell.) (15)
* con reports for StarCon 4 by Signe Jesson and QuasiCon 1 by Lori Chapek (24)
* art by Cathy Alling, Paula Block, Gordon Carleton, Jane Clinkenbeard, Phil Foglio, Marty Siegrist, Jim Steele, Joni Wagner (front cover, interiors), and Mary Gross (back cover)
File:Warped12art-5.jpg| from issue #12, by Gordon Carleton for "Spock Makes a Deal"
File:Warped12art-1.jpg| from issue #12, by Jane Clinkenbeard for To Need a Friend
File:Warped12art-2.jpg| from issue #12, Joni Wagner, Sadie Faulwell from "Birthday Waltz II"
File:Warped12art-3.jpg| from issue #12, by Marty Siegrist
File:Warped12sadie.jpg|from issue #12, Sadie Faulwell, one of the Landing Party 6, illo for "Birthday Waltz II" -- illo by Joni Wagner
File:Warped12art-6.jpg| from issue #12, by Joni Wagner
File:Warped12art-7.jpg| from issue #12, by Paula Block
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 12===
 
==Issue 13== 
Warped Space 13 was published in December 1975 (second and final printing April 1976) and contains 27 pages.
* Editor's Nook (1)
* Warped Communications, LoCs
* The Masterpiece by Liz Druitt (5) (original fiction)
* Commandra's Cruci-Fiction by Erin O'Mercy (8)
* A Different Way of Thinking by Mona Delitsky (McCoy's thoughts and sensations as Natira uses the way of her people to explore his mind and body.) (12) (reprinted in Cosmoconnection #1)
* The Official Star Trek Rumor Generator by Jim Steele (14)
* The Mind's Eye by Gordon Carleton (15)
* A Warped Space Christmas collection (23)
* Merry Christmas, Mr. Spock by Ingrid Cross (24) (also in The Best of...)
* 100 Proof Positive, a parody of Proof Positive (reprinted from Menagerie #6, also in The Best of...) by Paula Smith (25)
* art by Gordon Carleton, Phil Foglio, Marty Siegrist, Jane Clinkenbeard, Jim Steele (front cover), Joni Wagner (back cover)
File:Warped13art1.jpg|art from issue #13, Gordon Carleton
File:Warped13art2.jpg|art from issue #13, Jane Clinkenbeard
File:Warped13art3.jpg|art from issue #13, Joni Wagner
File:Warped13art4.jpg|art from issue #13, Marty Siegrist
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 13===
==Issue 14== 
Warped Space 14 was published January 19, 1976 (second "and final" printing: April 5, 1976) and contains 31 pages.
This issue notes that it is "the official publication father Michigan State University STAR TREK Club, printed by the University Press -- this publication is partially funded by SMAB."
From the editor: 
This issue has a long letter by Sharon Ferraro regarding the Star Trek Chicago on where Ferraro was the gofer head. In this letter, Ferraro both criticizes and defends the con. See the con page for her comments.
* Editor's Nook by Lori Chapek (1)
* a review of Menagerie #7/8, see that page (1)
* Warped Communications, LoCs (2)
* The Plague by Diane Scott (6)
* And Now for Something Completely Different ("a man with a starship up his nose!") by L.R. Yesterdaise (13)
* Ayok [spelled that way in the table of contents] Time ("an eleventh hour Paula Block story, with additions, corrections and sections by Gordon Carleton") by Erin O. Mercy (This is a Landing Party 6 story.) (23)
* art by Gordon Carleton (back cover), Jane Clinkenbeard, and Joni Wagner, Marty Siegrist (silkscreened front cover)
File:Warped14-1.jpg|from issue #14, the zine's dedication to Bjo Trimble and the reference to seeing her in April is to Equicon, artist is Jane Clinkenbeard
File:Warped14notpaula.jpg|from issue #14, a helpful photo and table for the confused, "Paula Smith is not Harlan Ellison" Regarding Ellison's height: Isaac Asimov describes meeting him in 1953: "At that same convention I met another personage, not a professional author yet, but destined to become one, and a more colorful one, perhaps, than anyone else in science fiction, even myself.... He was a little fellow. He insists he is five feet, five inches tall, but that is, I think, by a specially designed ruler. He is five feet, two inches tall by the internationally accepted yardstick. Either way he had sharp features and the livest eyes I ever saw, filled with an explosive concentration of intelligence - Asimov, Isaac. In Memory Yet Green: the Autobiography of Isaac Asimov, 1920-1954. New York: Doubleday, 1979. Avon Books, 1980. p. 690. Harlan Ellison stated that he is "(1) he is 5'5" and not 5'4"" -- How Much is that Harlequin in the Window? 
File:Warped14-2.jpg|from issue #14, art by Joni Wagner for "The Plague"
File:Warped14-3.jpg|from issue #14, art by Gordon Carleton for "Ayok Time" 
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 14===
==Issue 15== 
Warped Space 15 was published in March 1976 and contains 28 pages.
This is the first issue that had too many LoCs to print. The editor wrote: 
From the editor, who says they have been selling reprints of the zines and some other club materials to pay off some debts of Ourcon.
The editorial: 
* Editor's Nook by Lori Chapek (1)
* by Paula Smith (From the zine: "A Get Spock story though Paula claims it isn't..." In A 2005 Interview with Kathy Resch, Kathy says that this story was part of her inspiration for A Private Obsession.) (1) 
* A Matter of Trust by Johanna Cantor (6)
* Pasadena Blues I by P.M. Block (Shore leave on P-77 or Pasadena II as it is renamed by the crew. Palm trees, warm breezes, sand. It should be idyllic for Sadie as she shares it with McCoy, but Sadie is uneasy and finally returns to the ship. She is no sooner on board then Pasadena suddenly begins to break out of orbit pulling the Enterprise in its wake. Pasadena is not a planet but a living organism. This is a Landing Party 6 story.) (15)
* Death Be Not Proud by Clark Van Hekken (21)
* Once by Laurie Haldeman (22)
* Red Planet by Karen Klinck (22)
* How Much is that Harlequin in the Window?, an essay by Paula Block (The subject is Harlan Ellison and his window-typing at the bookstore A Change of Hobbit (23)
* The Addict by Ingrid Cross (24)
* McCoy's Medical Center by Annie Brown (24)
* Warped Communications, LoCs by the readers (25)
* art by James B. Steele (front cover), Anita Nordstrom (back cover), Paula Block, Gordon Carleton, Jane Clinkenbeard, Marty Siegrist and Joni Wagner
File:Warped15art1.jpg|inside #15, Paula Block, titled "Bones Hits the Beach" -- the artist later commented: "I am very embarrassed by the illo on p.14. I swear it looked better in pencil. I wish I could show you guys the original. Somehow, inked and compressed, it got to be that travesty. Yucck. He looks like Cannon with a toupee. Forgive me." from an LoC by Paula Block in "Warped Space" #16 
File:Warped15art2.jpg|inside #15, Marty Siegrist
File:Warped15art6.jpg|inside issue #15, illo by Jane Clinkenbeard
File:Warped15art7.jpg|inside issue #15, illo by Jane Clinkenbeard: "Why didn't someone choke her until she took MAD out of the illo on p.13, though? That kind of corniness does not go with the delicacy of the story, or the sensitivity of the Spock illo." from an LoC by Jean Lorrah in "Warped Space" #16 
File:Warped15art4.jpg|inside #15, Marty Siegrist, from "A Matter of Trust"
File:Warped15art10.jpg|inside #15, Marty Siegrist, from "For Sale, Must Sacrifice"
File:Warped15art11.jpg|inside #15, Marty Siegrist, from "For Sale, Must Sacrifice"
File:Warped15art12.jpg|inside #15
File:Warped15art13.jpg|inside #15
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 15===
==Issue 16==
Warped Space 16 was published in April 1976 and contains 29 pages. 
"This issue is dedicated to Mark Lenard -- gentleman that he is."
* Editor's Nook by Lori Chapek (1)
* Warped Communications, (eight letters of comment were printed, there were sixteen WAHF listed -- the editor wrote: "Just go straight to the LoC's — we've got a bunch of literate readers: Guys, I'm really sorryI couldn't print all the other fantastically well-writtem, scathingly brilliant, sparkling and bristly witty LoC's that came in, but space ran out, as did time (you guys have got to write those LoC's earlier ... yeah, I know, it's all the Post Awful's fault ... ). So, anyhoo, enjoy Miriam Diesendruck's LoC especially; it's far, far too long, but I couldn't hardly edit anything out — I enjoyed it so much I had to share it with all of you: And the other LoC's are great, too: Enjoy, enjoy.") (1)
* Pasadena Blues, Part II The Mad Experiment, fiction by Paula M. Block (Star Trek) (4)
* In Defense of Faulwell, two testimonial essays about Sadie Faulwell, one by Vivian Sheffield and one by Pat McCormack (12)
* Enterprising Lady, poem by Laurie Haldeman (14)
* Holmes, Sweet Holmes -- a review of the play "The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes" as presented by the Fisher Theater in Detroit, review by Vivian Sheffield (16)
* Space 1999, filk and cartoon by Anonymous (17)
* The Ambassador’s Nightmare, fiction by Jean Lorrah (Sarek and Amanda) (also in The Best of... and NTM Collected #2) (18)
* Cheron, fiction by Jane Clinkenbeard (original science fiction, centaur, likely related to the front cover) (28)
* art by Jane Clinkenbeard (front cover), Joni Wagner (back cover), Paula Block, Gordon Carleton, Phil Foglio, Leah Rosenthal, Marty Siegrist, and Jim Steele
File:Warpedspace16art5.jpg|inside art from issue #16, Sadie Faulwell, illo by Joni Wagner, reprinted from "Warped Space" #12
File:Warped16art1.jpg|inside art from issue #16, baby centaur by Jane Clinkenbeard from her story "Cheron"
File:Warped16art2.jpg|inside art from issue #16, Gordon Carleton
File:Warped16art3.jpg|inside art from issue #16, Gordon Carleton
File:Warped16art4.jpg|inside art from issue #16, Joni Wagner
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 16===
 
==Issue 17== 
 
Warped Space 17 was published in June 1976 and contains 38 pages. This issue contains no letters of comment.
* The Editor's Nook (1)
* The Other Side of Paradise by Pat McCormick (2)
* In the Beginning by Annie Brown (5)
* The Future Crew of the Enterprise and Other Illustrations by Leah Rosenthal (6)
* Star Truckkin' (Or, The Adventures of C.W. Kirk) by Jim Steele (11)
* The Mind Rape by Paula M. Block (We experience the forced mind meld by the mirror universe Spock on Dr. McCoy) (12)
*The Weight: The Lighthouse-Keeper and the Cannibal Train," or, "You're Probably Wondering Why I'm Here by Leslie Fish (part 1) (12)
* art by Joni Wagner (front and back covers), Kimeya Maya, Girc'N, Fred Shippe, Sadie Faulwell, Mitya Razumov, Anne MacCormack, Gordon Carleton, Leslie Fish, Leah Rosenthal, Jim Steele
File:Warped17art1.jpg|from issue #17, from "The Weight," Sparks Vanderhoof by Leslie Fish
File:Warped17art2.jpg|from issue #17, from "The Weight," Ann Bailey by Leslie Fish
File:Warped17art3.jpg|from issue #17, some 1970's CB radio a la Starfleet, Gordon Carleton
File:Warped17art4.jpg|from issue #17, Leah Rosenthal, some of the Enterprise crew as children
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 17 ===
==Issue 18==
Warped Space 18 was published in July 1976 and contains 34 pages.
The zine had come a long way from only having one, two or three letters of comment. This issue prints 26 letters and includes 38 WAHF.
From the editorial: "Somebody called me on May 29 at approximately 4:50 pm from a pay phone in Chicago. I got billed $4.51 for that call. Does anyone what to confess? Evidently it was a collect call., and somebody at [address redacted] accepted the charges. And I don't remember doing so..."' 
*The Editor's Nook by Lori Chapek (1)
*Warped Communication (3)
*Those were the Days by Carol Hanson (12)
*Reflections by Laurie Haldeman (15)
*Logical Conclusion by Laurie Haldeman (15)
*Loser by Laurie Haldeman (15)
*Sweet Maiden by Clark Van Kekken (15)
*And To the Man on the Street by Carol Hydeman and Nancy Svenson Reibiling (16)
* Limericks by Nancy Lewis (17)
*My Reason for Not Re-Enlisting by Karen Klinck (18)
* Captain Mine by Erin Duffey (18)
*The Final Affair by Paula M. Block (This is the first Man from UNCLE story published in a zine. It is reprinted in The Wolves and the Lambs Affair & The Final Affair. (A sequel to this story is "A Hawk and a Handsaw" by Eileen Roy in Syndizine #1. A follow-up by Block to this story is in Syndizine #2 and called "Finale.") (19)
*art by Linda Cappel and Marty Siegrist (front cover), Gordon Carleton (back cover), Gee Moaven, Leah Rosenthal, Joni Wagner, Maryann Walther
File:Warped18art1.jpg|art from issue #18, Leah Rosenthal
File:Warped18art2.jpg|art from issue #18, Gee Moaven
File:Warped18art3.jpg|art from issue #18, Martynn
File:Warped18art4.jpg|art from issue #18, Leah Rosenthal
===Reactions and Review: Issue 18===
==Issue 19== 
Warped Space 19 was published in August 1976 and contains 44 pages.
The editor writes that she was planning to take both #19 and #20 to the printers at the same time and collate them at Bi-Centennial Con.
This issue printed, as usual, many LoCs, including two by Paula Smith and Sharon Ferraro apologizing (sort of) for the tone and content of their earlier letters of comments. 
The WAHF section: (We Also Heard From): Gerry Downes, Carol Andrus, Cheryl Pice, Shelly Olsen, Jan Rigbv, Elan Jane Litt, Patti Thompson, Lucy M. Hitzfelder, Jeanne Noga, Pat McCormack, Sandy Yingling, Joan M. Verba, Kelly Hill, Nan Lewis, Vivian Sheffield, Debra Fennell, Jeanne Powers, Rebecca R. Hoffman, Kathy Resch, Paula Steinker, Mac Machisak, Steve Czapla, Amy Hartman, Kathleen Porter, Eileen Roy, Jane Leavell, Mary Carson, Lorna Toolis, Beth Thompson, Patricia Wood, Carol Frisbie, Anne Robinson, and Charles J. Goering.
From the editorial: 
*Editor's Nook (1)
*Only a Child by Pat McCormack (2)
*The End by Gerry Downes (reprinted from the SF zine, "Karmic Runes" -- April/May 1976 issue) (4)
*Command Decision by Joan M. Verba
*Shadows by V. McLean (The editor notes that this is the first story the zine has received from a non-American, and that the author resides in England.) (12)
*The Weight, part 2, section 1 ("We're Jim Kirk, Fly Us") by Leslie Fish (The editor heads this section with: "I forgot to mention in EDITOR'S NOOK that Leslie Fish expressed some concern about criticisms several readers of "The Weight" had. Seems they are blaming Leslie for certain situational set-ups. Most notable for having the crew of the Enterprise abandon Kirk and the ship. If you will go back and read Ed Zdrojewski's The Sixth Year in WARPED SPACE3, you will find that it was Ed, and not Leslie who originated the deserted of the crew. Leslie was stuck with the situation she inherited, in starting "The Weight." Is this good enough mention, Leslie?") (19)
*Warped Communications (includes a review for Spock, Messiah!, see that page) (40)
*art by V.M. Wyman (front and back covers), Gordon Carleton, Connie Faddis, Leslie Fish, Marty Siegrist
File:Warped19art1.jpg|art from issue #19, from "The Weight," Leslie Fish
File:Warped19art2.jpg|art from issue #19, from "The Weight," Leslie Fish
File:Warped19art3.jpg|art from issue #19, Connie Faddis
File:Warped19art13.jpg|art from issue #19, Marty Siegrist
File:Warped19art5.jpg|art from issue #19, from "The Weight," Leslie Fish
File:Warped19art6.jpg|art from issue #19, from "The Weight," Leslie Fish
File:Warped19art7.jpg|art from issue #19, from "The Weight," Leslie Fish
File:Warped19art8.jpg|art from issue #19, from "The Weight," Leslie Fish
File:Warped19art9.jpg|art from issue #19, from "The Weight," Leslie Fish
File:Warped19art10.jpg|art from issue #19, from "Shadows," V.M. Wyman
File:Warped19art11.jpg|art from issue #19, from "Shadows," V.M. Wyman
File:Warped19art12.jpg|art from issue #19, from "Shadows," V.M. Wyman
File:Warped19art4.jpg|art from issue #19, from "Shadows," V.M. Wyman
File:Warped19art20.jpg|art from issue #19, from "Shadows," V.M. Wyman
==Issue 20==
Warped Space 20 was published in October 1976 and contains 110 pages. It has explicit het material as well as non-explicit slash. The front cover: Gordon Carleton; back cover: Mark Askran. Art & illustrations: Mark Askren, Paula Block, Linda Cappel, Gordon Carleton, C.R. Faddis, Gayle F., Leslie Fish, Leah Rosenthal, Marty Siegrist, Paula Smith, and Joni Wagner. 
This issue is dedicated to Gayle F: "bright new star in the celestial fandom field."
This issue is unique in that it contains no letters of comment.
It includes four foldout centerfolds, one of a naked McCoy lounging at the side of a woodsy creek (Marty Siegrist, "Bones"), one of Spock (Martynn, "Ask the Girl Who Owns One"), one of a naked Uhura, bound to a wall, Kirk nearby with a key on a chain around his neck (Joni Wagner, "Uhura's Fantasy... Or... Hailing Frequencies Open?") and of Kirk, naked just getting into or out of bed with a woman (Gordon Carleton).
*Logical Solution by Lora Rene. Having bonded with Spock to save him in pon farr, Christine now faces the frustration of his long celibate period. (1)
*Shelter by Leslie Fish and Joanne Agostino, though Fish is the primary author. "This story is probably the first fully-developed K/S short story that was actually published. In it, Kirk, Spock, and McCoy are stranded on a planet when their shuttlecraft lands and explodes. Spock suffers from a blow to the head and is unconscious when they take shelter in a convenient cave. (Convenient caves are an amusing cliché used by many K/S writers over the past twenty-five years.) During his delirium, Spock expresses and acts on his deeply-suppressed desire for a sexual relationship with Kirk. McCoy feigns sleep, and Kirk, though initially confused, goes through with the encounter, presumably willingly. But the question is, will Spock remember when he regains consciousness?" ) There is a sequel titled Poses, first published in Obsc'zine #1 in 1977. (6)
*A Time Out Of Fragment; Oedipus Sex; Eat It Raw by Paula Smith. Short shorts - Chapel/Uhura (The first one is a non-explicit parody of A Fragment Out of Time, the last lines: "The door glided open; Christine's heart sped. She could never mistake that body; it was her love. The slender form approached as Christine reached out for the dusky hands and said lovingly, 'Uhura.'") (15)
**Oedipus Sex by Paula Smith (a erotic short-short about Amanda breastfeeding two-month old Spock.) (15)
**Eat It Raw by Paula Smith (Dieting Jim Kirk finds great pleasure in eating a rare steak.) (16)
* It's In the Blood by Pat McCormack (A virus sends all the Rh positive crew into sexual frenzy.) (17)
 
* Limericks (23)
* You Get What You Pay For by Gordon Carleton (The Big Three visit a museum with a whorehouse exhibit.) (25)
*Circles & Cycles by Erin O. Mercy (Virginal Mary Sue gives virginal Spock a blow job to save him in pon farr.) (26)
*There are Worse Things by Johanna Cantor (Post- Lorelei Signal, Spock goes into pon farr and Kirk & McCoy prevail on Theela to assist while Spock has intercourse with a woman.) (also in The Best of...) (30)
*A Lesson in Perspective by Connie Faddis (also in Relay #3) Connie extrapolates on what effect being confined to Janice Lester’s body would have on someone as caught up in being male as Kirk. Physical and psychological trauma from the transference and Janice Lester's hatred sends Kirk spiraling into depression and impotence. McCoy makes matters worse by plying him with aphrodisiacs on Wrigley's, sending him in search of relief he eventually finds in a drug den and causing a complete breach between Kirk and McCoy. Kirk ends up spending shore leave on secluded New Seattle with middle-aged, lively nurse Sajis Caffrey (who is a very appealing new character). All manner of things go wrong, but Kirk comes out of it right again. (37)
*The Degenerator by Paula Smith (A chart of "all the Kirk-Spock relationship stories you never wanted to know.") (80)
*Free Man by Mone Delitsky (A Spock/Leila vignette.) (82)
*Chronic of Our Times by Paula Block (A Sadie/Bones spoof.) (86)
*Mating Call by Roberta Rogow. (An Enterprise orgy story.) (89)
*Avant-Propos by Mandi Schultz (From the Diamonds and Rust series. Kirk falls in love with the amazing Chantal, a Capellan.) (100)
File:Warped20art1.jpg|art from issue #20, Signe Landon, art from "Logical Solution" -- Spock and Zarabeth
File:Star trek we are three by leslie fish small.jpg|We Are Three, original art print for art by Leslie Fish used Shelter
File:Warped20art2.jpg|art from issue #20, Leslie Fish, from "Shelter"
File:Warped20art3.jpg|art from issue #20, Leslie Fish, from "Shelter"
File:Warped20art4.jpg|art from issue #20, Connie Faddis
File:Warped20art5.jpg|art from issue #20, Gayle F., art from "A Lesson in Perspective"
File:Warped20art6.jpg|art from issue #20, Gayle F., art from "A Lesson in Perspective"
File:Warped20art7.jpg|art from issue #20, Gayle F., art from "A Lesson in Perspective"
File:Warped20art8.jpg|art from issue #20, Gayle F., art from "A Lesson in Perspective"
File:Warped20art9.jpg|art from issue #20, Gayle F., art from "A Lesson in Perspective," Jim and Sajis Caffrey, "What is woman? Why is sex? When is love?"
File:Warped20art10.jpg|art from issue #20, Gee Moaven, art from "Avant-Propos"
File:Warped20art11.jpg|art from issue #20, Gee Moaven, art from "Avant-Propos"
File:Warped20art12.jpg|art from issue #20, Gee Moaven, art from "Avant-Propos"
File:Warped20art13.jpg|art from issue #20, Signe Landon
File:Warped20art14.jpg|art from issue #20, Gordon Carleton
File:Warped20art15.jpg|art from issue #20, Gordon Carleton
File:Warped20art16.jpg|art from issue #20, Gordon Carleton
File:Warped20art17.jpg|art from issue #20, Marty Siegrist (one of the four foldouts)
File:Warped20art18.jpg|art from issue #20, Gordon Carleton
File:Warped20art19.jpg|art from issue #20, Mark Askren
File:Warped20art20.jpg|art from issue #20, Gordon Carleton
File:Warped20art22.jpg|art from issue #20, Martynn
File:Warped20art23.jpg|art from issue #20 Joni Wagner (one of the four foldouts) "Uhuru's Fantasy... Or... Hailing Frequencies Open?"
File:Warped20art24.jpg|art from issue #20, Joni Wagner
File:Warped20art25.jpg|art from issue #20, Gordon Carleton (one of the four foldouts)
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 20===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1975 Zines
Category:1976 Zines
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Gen and Het Zines