The Small Rouge One

The Small Rouge One is a gen digest-sized anthology.
==Issue 1==
The Small Rouge One 1 was published in May 1993 and contains 56 pages. The cover is by Michele West. Center artwork by Zaquia Tarhuntassa. Typing by Ann Hupe and Chris Logsdon Title suggested by Karen S. Mauldin.
From Media Monitor: "Sam Beckett's strangest leap yet - millenia into the future, into Cat - a man named Lister is in labor and Rimmer's convinced that the cutters are competent to perform a C-section; Rimmer, already on everybody's nerves, demands a holographic companion; a computer virus is loose aboard the Red Dwarf."
The editorial: 
* Editorial (1)
* Special Delivery by Theodore (2)
* Companionship by Karen S. Maudlin (10)
* Virus by Karen S. Maudlin (32)
* A Red Dwarf Christmas Carol by Karen S. Maudlin (44)
Image:rouge1-1.jpg|from issue #1
Image:rouge1-2.jpg|from issue #1
==Issue 2==
The Small Rouge One 2 was published in 1994 and contains 83 pages. The front cover is by Teegar, the back cover by Pam Whitelark, the insert by Warren Oddsson. Layout is by Bill Hupe. Copyrighted by Ann Hupe.
From Bill Hupe's catalog: "Sam Beckett leaps into the slobbiest man in the universe; Rimmer and Holly engage in a tic tac toe game; Cat meets up with one of the Arks of felinoids and his future harem, lots more."
The editorial: 
* Editorial (2)
* Red Dwarf, poem by Teri Sarick (3)
* Changes, poem by Karen Mauldin (4)
* The Longest Leap by Karen Mauldin (Dr. Sam Beckett leaps into the body of the slobbiest man left in the universe. Can he convince Rimmer not to commit homocide?) (5) 
* Rescue: Out of Time, Part II by Karen Mauldin (Holly had had enough of it. He, who had turned from a she to a he to gain the last bit o f respect from the stone-age GELFs,just couldn't get along with his captors. He had to do something, or he would be stuck on a wild-goose chase across the known and unknown with a bunch of crew!, humanity-hating GELFs for the rest ofeternity. But little did he know that the STARBUG crew was to get a little help from their female counterparts from the alternate universe.) (11)
* Parallel Universe: Death Day by Karen Mauldin (19)
* To Leap Or Not To Leap: That's The Smegging Question by Petra Berghofer and Birgit Staebler (25) (Another quantum Leap tale where Lister gets a wonderful opportunity to return to present-day Earth, but Sam can't let him do it.) (25)
* The Battle of the X's & O's by Mike Phillips (The perils & misadventures over a simple game of tic-tac-toe between Rimmer & Holly. What else were you expecting?) (41) 
* If I Only Had A Hammer by Mike Phillips (The crew of the Red Dwarf gel a chance to get back to Earth ... but at what price?) (43) 
* Cat-A-Clysm by Jeff Warshaw (Cat meets up with one of the Arks of the felinoids and his future harem of the right females.) (47)
* Mum's the Word by Jeff Warshaw (At last, Lister, Rimmer, & Cat meet a woman that didn't attempt to kill them or suck their brains out through a straw. So, what's the matter?) (55)
* Green Hole: Stasis Leak II by Jeff Warshaw (Ever wonder about the "Stasis Leak" episode where Lister was to find a way to go back in time and marry Kochanski? Here it is!) (67)
Image:smallrougeone2-1.jpg|inside page from issue #2
Image:smallrougeone2-2.jpg|inside page from issue #2
==Issue 3==
The Small Rouge One 3 was published in 1995 and contains 100 pages. The art is by Teegar.
From Bill Hupe's catalog: 
* Kryten Strikes Back by Jeff Warshaw
* Dwarf Quest by Karen S. Mauldin
* Nine by Mike Phillips
* Dueling Rimmers by Jeff Warshaw
* other unknown content
==Issue 4==
The Small Rouge One 4
Category:Red Dwarf
Category:1990s