Enterprise Incidents (US Star Trek: TOS zine)

Enterprise Incidents is a gen Star Trek: TOS fanzine. It was a joint production of The Science Fiction Comic Association and the Star Trek Federation of Fans. "Enterprise Incidents" mostly contains interviews, articles and clippings.
A bit of an odd duck, this zine straddled the line between semi-pro and fan-created content. Starting in issue #6, it printed fan fiction and fan art, but it is unclear how long this continued, perhaps only until issue #10.
When James Van Hise began adding non-Star Trek articles before changing the title completely and becoming this slick magazine, the zine was called Enterprise.
"Enterprise Incidents" ran for at least 33 issues.Enterprise Incidents at the TOS Zinedex (accessed 22 Aug 2009) From issue #25, the cover banner incorporates a subtitle, "SF Movieland", and this new name begins to grow in size over the next few issues, to help the magazine compete with "Starlog" in the newsstands and comic shops. There also exist Special Collectors Issues that reprint early original issues, sometimes two old zines in one new, that had been long out-of-print.
Some of the artwork by Ralph Fowler can be found here.Enterprise Incidents Blog (accessed 22 Jan 2010)
It had a short-lived sister zine, a cookbook called, The Alien Cook.
==Relationship to "Trek"==
Regarding the connections, or lack thereof, to Trek, a semi-pro zine that was a contemporary: 
==A Pro Zine, But Still a Zine==
A fan in 1978 commended Van Hise for his zine in a letter in issue #6: 
Van Hise responded:
==General Fan Comments==
=="Bold New Direction"==
In 1978 and with issue #6, the editor announces in a flyer that the zine will be taking "a bold new direction.": 
The editor also says that with issue #6, the column 'Star Trek Review': 
==A Fan Makes an Appeal on the Zine's Behalf==
In a 1979 personal statement, a fan encourages others to support this zine.
==Some Flyers==
File:enterpriseincidents1-2flyer.jpg|flyers for issue #1 (reprint) and issue #2, click to read
File:Eiflyer.jpg| first page of a flyer from Warped Space #40, click to read
File:Eiflyer2.jpg| second page of a flyer from Warped Space #40, click to read
File:enterpriseincidentsflyer1.jpg|first page of a flyer from A Piece of the Action #49, click to read 
File:enterpriseincidentsflyer2.jpg| second page of a flyer from A Piece of the Action #49, click to read
==Issue 1==
Enterprise Incidents 1 was published in 1976 and contains approximately 40 pages. Front cover and some interior illustrations by Stephen Fabian with additional art by Brad Epstein, Paul Gorman, Mike McKenney and Ralph. Back cover by Mike McKenney. The editor was James Van Hise and associate editors were John Ellis, Michael Zarrillo and Robert Zarrillo.
* interviews with Gene Roddenberry, George Takei, James Doohan, Harlan Ellison, Norman Spinrad and John ('Kor") Colicos
* a complete pictorial recap of "Amok Time"
* an article on Star Trek special effects models by John Ellis and James Van Hise
* Is The Magic of Star Trek More Than Skin Deep by Della Hawks
* "Captains Log" - a one page cartoon by Mike McKenney
File:Enterprise incidents 1 interior art by ralph.jpg|interior art showing pon farr, art by Ralph Fowler
File:Enterprise incidents 1 interior cartoon by m mckenney.jpg|interior cartoon by Mike McKenney
File:enterpriseincidents1flyer.jpg|flyer for issue #1
==Issue 2==
Enterprise Incidents 2 was published in 1976 and contains 34 pages.
* Interview with DeForest Kelley
* Mirror Mirror
* The Star Fleet Cometh
* "Nimoy's a Natural as Holmes"—Nimoy in Sherlock Holmes
* The Star Trek Archives
* The Star Trek Revue
==Issue 3==
Enterprise Incidents 3 was published in Nov 1976 and contains 40 pages.
* 14-page recap of "The Menagerie" with over 50 stills
* feature on Jeffrey Hunter
* "How Do Those Star Trek Devices Really Work"
* an article on Gene Roddenberry
* The Star Trek Bloopers
* The Star Trek Archives
* 3 pages of Ralph Fowler art
==Issue 4==
Enterprise Incidents 4 was published in June 1977.
* 8-page recap of "The Doomsday Machine"
* an interview with William Shatner
* an article and filmography on Shatner
* art by Ralph Fowler and Ron Wilber
File:enterpriseincidents4flyer.jpg|flyer for issue #4
File:Enterprise_incidents_4_interior_ralphs_doomsday.jpg|interior art #4 by Ralph Fowler
File:Enterprise_incidents_4_interior_ralphs_robots.jpg|interior art #4 by Morris Scott Dollens
==Issue 5==
Enterprise Incidents 5 was published in December 1977.
* Whither Thou Goest, Star Trek?, article by J. Van Hise
* This Side of Paradise (photostory)
* This Side of Paradise - Analysis by J. Van Hise
* Behind the Scenes of Star Trek by J. Van Hise
* Incidentally Speaking - letters
* Star Trek Bloopers
* The Banned Episodes of Star Trek by J. Van Hise
* The Star Trek Review
* Star Trek vs. Star Wars, article by J. Van Hise
* Star Trek Archives (clippings)
* Star Trekers Off the Top of My Head by Walter Koenig (his impressions of the other stars)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 5==
==Issue 6==
Enterprise Incidents 6 was published in September 1978 and contains 124 pages. 
The cover by Ralph Fowler. The interior art is by Ralph Fowler, Gordon Carleton, Hilary Barta, Ron Wilber, Eddie Eddings, Beverly Zuk, Mike McKenney, Fred Hemback, Martin Cannon, Kevin Gentry. 
From Van Hise, the editor: 
 
* Whither Thou Goest, Star Trek, Revisited, article by Jim Van Hise (about the filming of Star Trek: The Motion Picture) (2)
* Incidentally Speaking (4)
* Leonard Nimoy of the Stratosphere (8)
* Balance of Terror (photostory) (12)
* The Scene You Never Saw (cut scene, probably from The Way to Eden) (25)
* TV's Star Trek: How They Mix Science Fact with Science Fiction by James W. Wright (26)
* Star Trek Archives (includes photos of the cast at a barbecue) (29)
* Star Trek Bloopers (38)
* The Many Faces of Fan Fiction, essay by Christopher Randolph (42)
* The Star Trek Revu (50)
** a review of The Beast, see that page
** a review of Matter/Antimatter #1, see that page
** a review of Antares Rising, see that page
** a review of Fantasia #2, see that page
** a review of Dreadnought Explorations #1-5, see that page
** a review of Galactic Discourse #2, see that page
** a review of Turbolift Review #2, see that page
** a review of Sahaj Collected, see that page
* Fan Fiction: Is It Legal, Or Merely Tolerated?, essay by Jim Van Hise (53)
* "Alternative" Thoughts, essay by Gerry Downes (Downes writes extensively of Alternative) (54)
* Survivors, or, Your Psyche's Unbuttoned, fiction by Kelly M. Hale/Hilary Barta and Jim Van Hise (59)
* Sherlock Spock, fiction by Hilary Barta, artwork by Hilary Barta and Fred Hembeck (62)
* A Brief Moment of Light, fiction by Tracey Alexander (a K/S story) (66)
 
 
File:sherlockspock.jpg|from issue #6, Hilary Barta and Fred Hembeck for "Sherlock Spock"
File:enterpriseincidents6art.jpg|from issue #6, Martin Cannon, for the K/S story "A Brief Moment of Light"
Image:enterpriseincidents6art-1.jpg|from issue #6, Eddie Eddings
Image:enterpriseincidents6art-2.jpg|from issue #6 
Image:enterpriseincidents6art-3.jpg|from issue #6 
Image:enterpriseincidents6art-4.jpg|from issue #6, Ron Wilbur
Image:enterpriseincidents6art-5.jpg|from issue #6 
Image:enterpriseincidents6art-6.jpg|from issue #6 
Image:enterpriseincidents6art-7.jpg|from issue #6, Bev Zuk
Image:enterpriseincidents6art-8.jpg|from issue #6 
Image:enterpriseincidents6art-9.jpg|from issue #6, ?
Image:enterpriseincidents6art-10.jpg|from issue #6 
Image:enterpriseincidents6art-11.jpg|from issue #6, Gordon Carleton
Image:enterpriseincidents6art-12.jpg|from issue #6, Hilary Barta
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 6==
==Issue 7==
Enterprise Incidents 7 was published in November 1979 and contains 80 pages. 
The cover is by Ralph Fowler. The interior art is by Hilary Barta, Martin Cannon, Ralph Fowler, Brian Franczak, Jim Kuzee, Kevin Gentry, Pat Molnar, Don Rosa, and Michael Verina.
From "Star Notes" by Brian Franczak: 
* Gene Roddenberry Phone Call, August Party, 8/3/79 (2)
* Part of the Magic: The Experience of Being a Star Trek Extra, article by Dennis Fischer (recounts his experience on the Star Trek: The Motion Picture set, see other accounts at Fans in "Star Trek: The Motion Picture") (4)
* Star Trek Bloopers (9)
* Star Notes, essay about fan fiction/the introduction by Brian Franczak (12)
* Dragons of Berengaria, Part 1 by Brian Franczak (This is the first part of an original Star Trek comic strip which will be concluded in EI#8.") (reprinted from Dragonhunt) (12)
* Interviews: Dorothy Fontana, Robert Bloch, George Takei (conducted by Dennis Fischer) (24)
* Incidentally Speaking - LOCs (logo by Kevin Gentry) (42)
* Star Trek Archive, collected by Don Rosa (reprints of old newspaper articles) (46)
* "STAR TRIKE" (54)
* One of Those Days, fiction by Mary A. Smith, art by by Martin Cannon ("Kirk, Spock and McCoy are beamed aboard the Enterprise of one hundred years in the future...but things are not all that they seem.") (55)
* A Brief Encounter in a Timeless War, fiction by James Van Hise (The tale of the Romulan invasion of Earth mentioned in Leslie Fish's The Weight universe.) (60)
* Idle Hands, fiction by Kelly Hale, art by by Martin Cannon ("When the crew of the Enterprise become bored after long inaction, only mania can result and an amazing wager.") (72)
 
 File:lesliefishmanuscript.jpg|from issue #7, the first page of a 41-page manuscript (written in 1978) for one of the stories in The Weight Collected; includes a 12-page epilogue that was published in this issue of Enterprise Incidents 
Image:enterpriseincidentsus7-1.jpg|from issue #7, Pat Molnar: art imitation: Michelangelo's 'Creation of Adam', illustrating Sarek and Amanda (God) reaching out and touching the finger of Spock (Adam) to give him the gift of life.
Image:enterpriseincidentsus7-2.jpg|from issue #7, Roddenberry Phone Call
Image:enterpriseincidentsus7-3.jpg|from issue #7, Roddenberry Phone Call
Image:enterpriseincidentsus7-4.jpg|from issue #7, article
Image:enterpriseincidentsus7-5.jpg|from issue #7, Brian Franczak
Image:enterpriseincidentsus7-6.jpg|from issue #7, Brian Franczak
Image:enterpriseincidentsus7-7.jpg|from issue #7, Michael Verina
Image:enterpriseincidentsus7-8.jpg|from issue #7, Michael Verina
Image:enterpriseincidentsus7-9.jpg|from issue #7, Martin Cannon
Image:enterpriseincidentsus7-10.jpg|from issue #7, ?
Image:enterpriseincidentsus7-11.jpg|from issue #7, ?
Image:enterpriseincidentsus7-12.jpg|from issue #7, one of the clippings (unknown), this one about TrexIndex
Image:enterpriseincidentsus7-13.jpg|from issue #7, Star Trike
Image:enterpriseincidentsus7-14.jpg|from issue #7, Martin Cannon
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 7==
==Issue 8==
Enterprise Incidents 8 was published in 1980 and contains either 96 or 124 pages. Art this issue: Martin Cannon, P.E. Cunningham, Leslie Fish, Ralph Franczak, Mahlon Fawcett, Jim Kuzee, Kevin Gentry, Ken Mitchroney, Jim Newsome, Michael Verina and Ron Wilber.
* To Boldly Go by Tracey Alexander [ ST:TMP premiere]
* Where Nomad Has Gone Before by James Van Hise
* Star Twek: the Motion Sickness - comic
* Inside V'ger: an Interview with Greg Jein and Bill George
* Interview: Update: Dorothy Fontana
* Star Trek Bloopers
* Dragons of Berengaria, Part 2 by Brian Franczak [comic strip story]; reprinted from Dragonhunt
* Interview: Leslie Fish by James Van Hise, see A 1980 Interview with Leslie Fish
* Banned From Argo - comic, lyrics by Leslie Fish, adapted by Jim Kuzee
* K/S: Roddenberry Adds a Surprising New Wrinkle / James Van Hise
* Fan Fic:
** Invaders Great and Small by Leslie Fish, Joanne Agostino and James Van Hise ["a tale of Roantree's Earth"] - a McCoy story from 'The Weight' universe. McCoy is a country doctor on an Earth that has renounced high technology. When the Romulans invade, McCoy is abducted to help them combat a plethora of Earth diseases ravaging their troops.
** Shore Leave - photostory
* a review of The Other Side of Paradise #4, see that page
* a review of Starborne, see that page
* a review of The Perfect Object, see that page
* a review of Contact #5/6, see that page
 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 8==
==Issue 9==
Enterprise Incidents 9 was published in 1982 and contains 100 pages. It has art by Lonny Fawcett, Mike McGann, Mark Cantrell, Ken Mitchroney, Jim Kuzee, Kevin Gentry, Rich Bruning, Doug Drexler, Mike Minor, and Geoff Mandel.
* Incidentally Speaking (2)
* The Star Trek Review: Death's Angel" and "The Entropy Effect", reviewed by Wendy Rathbone and James Van Hise (4)
* Formulas for Success and Failures by Al Christensen (12)
* A Fan Stands In by Tibor Csaky (17)
* Research Dept: What They're Saying About Star Trek, compiled by Al Christensen (19)
* Star Trek Fandom Triumphs by Geoffrey Mandel, Doug Drexler, and Ron Barlow (reprinted from the 1979 standalone zine) (22)
* Star Trek Bloopers (53)
* The Ion Incident by Jon S. Aiken
==Issue 10==
Enterprise Incidents 10 was published in 1982 and has 80 pages. The frontispiece is by Michael R. Adams, other art by Hilary Barta, Mahlon Fawcett, Dennis Bailey, Michael R. Adams, Ken Mitchroney, John Turek, Marc Cantrell, Jeff Nelson, Jim Kuzee, Mike Verina, Pat Holnar, Mike McGann, and Michael Aten.
* The Making of the Visual Effects of Star Trek: The Motion Picture, part one (2)
* The Bantam Star Trek Experience (9)
* Dreadnought Expirations by Linda S. Maclaren (an account of the cease and desist letter the editors of Dreadnought Explorations had received in 1977. See Dreadnought Explorations and the Cease and Desist Letters.) (18)
* Gene Roddenberry: His 1968 Speech at Berkeley, transcript (22)
* Leonard Nimoy and the Other Van Gogh (34)
* Star Trek Bloopers (40)
* Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow, fiction by Leslie Fish (42)
* The Captain Kirk Revenge Squad (62)
* The Star Trek Archives (70)
==Issue 11==
Enterprise Incidents 11 was published in 1982. Its cover price was $2.50 and had 80 pages. The cover is by Mahlon Fawcett, the frontspiece is by Michael R. Adams.
* The Making of the Visual Effects of STAR TREK: THE MOTION PICTURE - Part One (2)
* The Bantam STAR TREK Experience (4)
* Dreadnought Expirations (18)
* Gene Roddenberry: His 1968 Speech At Berkeley (22)
* Leonard Nimoy and the Other Van Gogh (34)
* Star Trek Bloopers (40)
* Yesteryear, Today and Tomorrow by Leslie Fish (42)
* The Captain Kirk Revenge Squad (62)
* The Star Trek Archives (70)
==Issue 12==
Enterprise Incidents 12 was published in 1983 and contains 80 pages. 
* Spock's Death, article
* Wrath of Khan technical, article
* Evening with Doohan, article
* Day with Nimoy, article
==Issue 13==
Enterprise Incidents 13 was published January 1984 and contains 68 pages.
* Looking Backwards on The Wrath of Khan by Al Christensen
* Lost Moments from Raiders of the Lost Ark
* The Making of the Visual Effects of ST:TMP, Part 2
* Interview: Nicholas Meyer, Part 1
* William Shatner: His Pre-Star Trek Fantasy Roles
* Star Trek Directors by Dennis Fischer
* Star Trek: TMP Special Edition by James Van Hise
* The Prisoner by James Van Hise
* Con Memories by James Van Hise
==Issue 14==
Enterprise Incidents 14 was published February 1984.
* Star Trek: the Wrath of Khan - Something Old, Something new / Dennis Fischer
* Interview: Nicholas Meyer, Part 2
* Jedi Desert Filming the Fan Adventure
* 1984: The Unfulfilled Prophecy
* The Making of the Galileo Seven / Michael R. Adams
* Spirit of Tomorrow
* Interview: Mike Minor / James Van Hise
* Star Trek Bloopers
* Star Trek Archives
* Nicholas Meyer - Interview II
==Issue 15==
Enterprise Incidents 15 was published March 1984.
* Space: the High and Endless Frontier / Jacquelyn Craig Johnson
* Of Vulcans and Romulans by Dennis Fischer
* Captain Chekov? You Must Be Joking by Dennis Fischer
* Paul Sammon - writer, director, producer
* Romulan Society and Culture, Part 1 by David Brewer
* Vulcan as Viewed by Michael Minor
* Bloopers
* Turning on the Heart Light (ET)
* Science Fiction Concepts in Star Trek by Dennis Fischer
* Star Trek's Transporter: Speculations and Implications by Al Christensen
* War Games: To Play or Not to Play by Dennis Fischer
* The Endurance of Star Trek by Jeff Spender
==Issue 16==
Enterprise Incidents 16 was published April 1984
* What Have They Been Saying About Star Trek?
* Space (Column) - Voyage from Yesteryear, Space Colonization as Racial Rebirth
* Road Warrior
* Romulan Society and Culture, Part 2 / David Brewer
* Star Trek: The Role-Playing Game
* The Search For / In Search Of
* From Behind the Scenes of The Wrath of Khan/ Dennis Fischer
* The Cage and The Menagerie: a Comparison / James Van Hise
* Welcome to Starfleet Academy / Dennis Fischer
* Bloopers
* Memory Tapes - clippings
==Issue 17==
Enterprise Incidents 17 was published May 1984.
* The Last Starfighter / James Van Hise
* Interview: Andrew Probert
* Space (Column): Crime in Space
* View Screen: The Genesis Effect
* The 40 Million Dollar Dune
* The Dune Saga
* Angelique Pettyjohn / James Van Hise
* The Making of Visual Effects of ST:TMP
* Where No Man Has Gone Before: the Birth of Star Trek as We Know It
* Bloopers
==Issue 18==
Enterprise Incidents 18 contains the following articles: Phil. Experiment / Splash / Last Starfighter / Mark Lenard / Leela / Robert Fletcher / Dune / Jedi
==Issue 19==
Enterprise Incidents 19 was published July 1984 and contains the following article: Star Trek III: The Review, Part 1 by J. Case
==Issue 20==
Enterprise Incidents 20 contains the following articles: ST III / Streets of Fire / Last Starfighter / Dune / Baby / Firestarter / Phil. Ex
==Issue 21==
Enterprise Incidents 21 contains the following articles: Roddenberry / Colin Baker / Baby / Conan / Last Starfighter / Ghostbusters / Gremlins
==Issue 22==
Enterprise Incidents 22 contains the following articles: V / Shatner / Gremlins / Dreamscape / L. Starfighter / Buck. Banz. / Ghostbusters / 2010 / Never Ending Story
==Issue 23==
Enterprise Incidents 23 was published November 1984 and contains the following articles: No Bones About It, DeForest Kelley is Glad to Be Back by Mike Clark
==Issue 24==
Enterprise Incidents 24 contains the following articles: Gremlins / Terminator / Starman / Dune / Baby / V / Star Trek / Buckaroo Banzai
==Issue 25==
Enterprise Incidents 25 contains the following articles: Last Starfighter / V / 2010 / Nimoy / Chris Reeve / Gremlins / Dune / Starman
==Issue 26==
Enterprise Incidents 26 contains the following articles: Dune / Bennett & Nimoy / Repo Man / 2010 / Bond / V / Runaway / Night Comet / Tom Baker
==Issue 27==
Enterprise Incidents 27 contains the following articles: Radioactive Dreams / Star Wars / Kate Capshaw / Dune / The Stuff / Patrick McGoohan / V
==Issue 28==
Enterprise Incidents 28 contains the following articles: V / Spielberg / Dune / Stop Motion Animation / John Stockwell / George Pal / My Science Project / Return to Oz
==Issue 29==
Enterprise Incidents 29 contains the following articles: 1984 / Cocoon / Ladyhawke / Richard Jaeckel / Starman / Defcon 4 / John Carpenter / Nichelle Nichols / Terminator
==Issue 30==
Enterprise Incidents 30 contains the following articles: Lifeforce / V / Nichelle Nichols / Otherworld / Ladyhawke / Terminator / My Science Project / Cocoon
==Issue 31==
Enterprise Incidents 31 contains the following articles: Brazil / Cocoon / Lifeforce / Blair Brown / Space / Mad Max / Shatner / Ladyhawke
==Issue 32==
Enterprise Incidents 32 contains the following articles: Clan of the Cave Bear / Sex Mission / Matthew Broderick / Ladyhawke / Mad Max / Goonies / Dykstra / Lifeforce / Cocoon
==Issue 33==
Enterprise Incidents 33 contains the following articles: Explorers / Goonies / Mad Max / Cocoon / Black Cauldron / Return to Oz / My Science Project / Michael Fox / Back to the Future / Tobe Hooper / Lifeforce / Richard Herd / V / Disney section
==Enterprise Incidents Special Collectors' Issues==
Enterprise Incidents - Special Collector's Issue #1 was published in 1983. It is a reprint of issues 1 & 2 originally published in 1976.
* Is the Magic of Star Trek More than Skin Deep? (A) / D. Hawks
* 'Amok Time' (photostory)
* Inteview with John Collicos (Kor) (A) / M. Kuntz
* Star Trek Special FX Models / J. Ellis
* Interviews: S. Hammill
* Gene Roddenberry
* Harlan Ellison
* Norman Spinrad
* George Takei
* James Doohan
* Interview with DeForest Kelley / J. Gulick
* 'Mirror, Mirror' (photostory)
* Mirror, Mirror' - an Analysis (A) / J. Van Hise
* The Star Fleet Cometh (A) / L. Zocchi
* Nimoy's a Natural as Holmes
* Star Trek Archives - sundry clippings
Enterprise Incidents - Special Collector's Issue #2 was published in January 1984. It is a reprint of issue #3, (Nov. 1976) & #4, (June 1977).
* The Menagerie (photostory)
* The Menagerie: Analysis / J. Van Hise
* Star Trek's First Captain: Jeffrey Hunter / J. Van Hise
* Star Trek Bloopers, Part 1
* How Those Star Trek Devices Really Work - from TV Star Hit Parade August 1968
* Gene Roddenberry / Mike Cooper
* Star Trek Archives - clippings
* Flashback - with Walter Koenig
* Doomsday Machine (photostory)
* Doomsday Machine - Analysis / J. Van Hise
* Where Are They Now? - Galileo 7
* Star Trek Bloopers, Part 2
* Star Trek Profile: William Shatner / J. Van Hise
* Conversations with William Shatner [Q&A after one-man show, Middlesex College, 11/15/76]
* Star Trek Archives - clippings
Enterprise Incidents - Special Collector's Issue #3 was published in April, 1984. It is a reprint of issue #5, (Dec 1977).
* Whither Thou Goest, Star Trek? / J. Van Hise
* This Side of Paradise (photostory)
* This Side of Paradise - Analysis / J. Van Hise
* Behind the Scenes of Star Trek / J. Van Hise
* Incidentally Speaking - letters
* Star Trek Bloopers
* The Banned Episodes of Star Trek / J. Van Hise
* The Star Trek Review
* Star Trek vs. Star Wars / J. Van Hise
* Star Trek Archives
* Star Trekers Off the Top of My Head by Walter Koenig [impressions of the other stars]
Enterprise Incidents - Special Collector's Issue #4 was published in July 1984. It is a reprint of issue #6, (Sept 1978).
* Whither Thou Goest, Star Trek, Revisited / J. Van Hise
* Leonard Nimoy of the Stratosphere
* Balance of Terror (photostory)
* The Scene You Never Saw [cut scene, probably from The Way to Eden]
* TV's Star Trek: How They Mix Science Fact with Science Fiction / James W. Wright
* Star Trek Archives [includes cast barbecue shots]
* Star Trek Bloopers
* The Many Faces of Fan Fiction / Christopher Randolph
* Fan Fiction: Is It Legal, Or Merely Tolerated? / J. Van Hise
* "Alternative" Thoughts / Gerry Downes
* Fan Fic:
* Survivors, or, "Your Psyche's Unbuttoned" / Kelly M. Hale
* Sherlock Spock by Hilary Barta
* A Brief Moment of Light / Tracey Alexander
Enterprise Incidents - Special Collector's Issue #5 was published in November, 1984. It is a reprint of issue #7.
* Gene Roddenberry Phone Call, August Party, 8/3/79
* Star Trek Bloopers
* Dragons of Berengaria, Part 1 / Brian Franczak [comic book story]
* Interviews: Dennis Fischer
* Dorothy Fontana
* Robert Bloch
* George Takei
* Star Trek Archives
* Fan Fic:
* One of Those Days / Mary A. Smith
* A Brief Encounter in a Timeless War / James Van Hise ['The Weight' universe]
* Idle Hands / Kelly M. Hale
Enterprise Incidents - Special Collector's Issue #6 was published in January 1985. It is a reprint of issue #8.
* To Boldly Go / Tracey Alexander [ST:TMP premiere]
* Where Nomad Has Gone Before / James Van Hise
* Star Twek: the Motion Sickness - comic
* Inside V'ger: an Interview with Greg Jein and Bill George
* Interview: Update:Dorothy Fontana
* Star Trek Bloopers
* Dragons of Berengaria, Part 2 / Brian Franczak [comic book story]
* Star Trek Revue (reviews - zines)
* Interview: Leslie Fish / James Van Hise
* Banned From Argo - comic
* K/S: Roddenberry Adds a Surprising New Wrinkle / James Van Hise
* Fan Fic:
** Invaders Great and Small / Leslie Fish, Joanne Agostino and James Van Hise ["a tale of Roantree's Earth"] - a McCoy story from 'The Weight' universe. McCoy is a country doctor on an Earth that has renounced high technology. When the Romulans invade, McCoy is abducted to help them combat a plethora of Earth diseases ravaging their troops.
** Shore Leave - photostory
==Special Issue==
Enterprise Incidents Summer 1983 Special was published in 1983.
* Gene Roddenberry Looking Ahead from 1983
* Reviews by Wendy Rathbone: The Prometheus Design (9); Black Fire (5); Triangle (10)
* Mechanical Affinities / Al Christenson
* Starfleet Manual, Appendix 1: Historical / Geoffrey Mandel [eugenics & vessels]
* Fantastic Voyaging: Jerome Bixby by Dennis Fischer
* Star Trek Archives
* 3-Deep in Moab, Utah, or, The Spacehunter Journal / James Van Hise
* File on Kahn / Jerome Bixby
* Spacehunter Interviews
* Fan Fic: With Enemies Like These, Who Needs Friends, or, Never Trust a Klingon / Twyla Peacock & Wendy Rathbone based on Friendship Exchange Action mentioned in novelization of TAS "Counterclock Incident"
==Enterprise Incidents Special Edition "Spotlight on..." series==
Reprints of material from earlier Special Edition issues
Issue #1 - INTERVIEWS was published in Jun 1984
* Gene Roddenberry [rep: EI #1]
* Harlan Ellison [rep: EI #1]
* Norman Spinrad [rep: EI #1]
* George Takei [rep: EI #1]
* James Doohan [rep: EI #1]
* DeForest Kelley [rep: EI #2]
* Gene Roddenberry 1968 Speech at Berkeley
* Dorothy Fontana, Robert Block and George Takei [rep: EI #7]
* An Evening with Jimmy Doohan [rep: EI #12?]
* An Interview with Franz Joseph
Issue #2 -...LEONARD NIMOY was printed in Jun 1984
* Nimoy's a Natural as Holmes
* Leonard Nimoy of the Stratosphere
* To Spock or Not to Spock
* Leonard Nimoy and the Other Van Gogh
* Dressing Room Secrets
* Spock's Death: Was It Worth the Uproar?
* A Day with Mr. Nimoy
* Of Vulcans and Romulans
* The Search for In Search Of
==Cover Gallery of Special Issue==
File:IncidentsInterviewEdition.jpg |special Interview issue
File:Incidentsbond.jpg|special James Bond issue
File:Incidentscoll2.jpg|special collector's #2
File:Incidentscoll3.jpg|special collector's #3
File:Incidentscoll4.jpg|special collector's #4 cover by Ralph Fowler
File:Incidentscoll5.jpg|special collector's #5 cover by Ralph Fowler
File:Incidentscoll6.jpg|special collector's #6
File:Incidentscook.jpg|special Alien Cook issue
File:Incidentsspotnimoy.jpg|Spotlight on Leonard Nimoy
File:Incidentsspotshatner.jpg|Spotlight on William Shatner
File:Incidentsspottech.jpg|Spotlight on the Technical Side
File:enterpriseincidents.jpg|Premiere Issue [revived title]
File:Enterprise_incidents_ralphs_tholian.jpg|interior art, issue unknown by Ralph Fowler
File:Enterprise_incidents_interior_ralphs_shuttlecraft.jpg|interior art, issue unknown by Ralph Fowler
==Best of==
The Best of Enterprise Incidents was published in 1990 by Pioneer Books, Inc., Las Vegas, Nevada. ISBN 1556982313.
The introduction by James Van Hise (dated April 1990) states:
The material in this book is drawn from issues as early as #2 and spans the life of Star Trek itself as well as of the magazine.
The magazine exists now only in the form of the book you're holding, but since several pieces in this book appear here for the first time, one could hardly say that ENTERPRISE INCIDENTS is defunct.
* https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/The_Best_of_Enterprise_Incidents:_The_Magazine_for_Star_Trek_Fans
==References==
 
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Category:1970s Zines
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