Interstat/Issues 111-120

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==Issue 111==
Interstat 111 was published in January 1987 and contains 14 pages. 
* contains no interior art
* Kathy H wants to know: "HOW DID WE SURVIVE BEFORE VCRS and VHS TAPES?"
* the editor congratulates Eddie Egan on his promotion, but mourns the fact he will no longer be the fannish bridge between Interstat and Paramount
* Beth B was happy to see a female starship captain in the latest movie: 
* Susan Beth S writes of the movie: 
* Melissa M comments on the movie: 
* John L. W comments on the movie: 
* Douglas V N comments on the movie: 
* Shirley Maiewski writes: 
==Issue 112==
Interstat 112 was published in February 1987 and contains 18 pages. 
* contains no interior art
* fans mainly comment on the movie: loved it, liked it, liked it/loved it with reservations, didn't like it
* Heidi S writes a long, long letter about Leonard Nimoy
* Anne B comments on Get a Life: 
* Joan V writes of a sneak peek: 
* D. Booker comments on the topic of Star Trek as religion: 
* Joan V is excited to see Star Trek: TNG: 
* D. Booker comments on ST: TNG: 
* Tim F comments on ST: TNG: 
==Issue 113==
Interstat 113 was published in March 1987 and contains 18 pages. 
 
* contains no interior art
* more opinions about the movie
* the editor writes of Eddie Egan: 
* Marcia G. W disagrees with Anne B's comments about Get a Life!: 
* Marcia G. W on the subject of ST: The Next Generation: 
* Karen F has a question about the movie: 
* Linda S is starting a "booth": 
* Patty P discusses some symbolism: 
* Regina M addresses Linda S: 
* Tess M. K addresses Kimberly J: 
* Claire G writes of seeing the movie in three different frame of minds: 
==Issue 114==
Interstat 114 was published in April 1987 and contains 18 pages. 
* contains no interior art
* more fans complain about the production decisions made regarding the newly released VHS tape of "The Cage"
* Melissa M encourages others to support her A Thousand Roses activity
* Morjana Lee C writes a report of "Star Trek IV: Making Sequels Better," an extension course held on March 1987 at the the Directors Guild of America Theatre in Los Angeles, sponsored by UCLA's Department of Performing and Integrated Arts, course moderators were Harve Bennett and Ralph Winter
* there is a personal statement from the Gang of Six regarding rebates on Courts of Honor 
* Mary F. G scolds John L. W regarding his dislike of the movie: 
* Ann B compares the movies and the original episodes and upcoming new television show: 
* Charles T Jr. has taken a look at the character line-up for TNG and has this to say: 
==Issue 115==
Interstat 115 was published in May 1987 and contains 14 pages. 
* contains no interior art
* Linda S is bothered by many things she has heard about TNG, but mainly the character of LaForge -- she writes that if Dr. McCoy could grow a new kidney for a character, why is LaForge still blind?: 
* Tim F writes: 
* Jan M. M writes of what is the most satisfying Trek: 
* Michele A comments on the movie: 
* Susan Beth S has a question: 
==Issue 116==
Interstat 116 was published in June 1987 and contains 26 pages. 
* contains no interior art
* cartoonist, Don Harden, leaves the staff, as does Michele Arvizu
* the Gang of Six submits a long open letter explaining the progress they are making on Courts of Honor and they thank many, many people for their support, see Open Letter by the Gang of Six Regarding Courts of Honor
* three fans write long reports of their fabulous experiences on a Star Trek Cruise, one in which there were sack races, George Takei wore a red foam lobster hat, and there was LOTS of food
* Shirley J. F comments on Get a Life!: 
* Janna S encourages some voting: 
* Gulserene D addresses Charles T Jr.: 
* Janna S's brain makes an sad correlation: 
* Cheryl writes: 
* Shirley Maiewski comments about being misquoted: 
* Nancy H ruminates on the the Vulcan hand sign: 
==Issue 117/118==
Interstat 117/118 was published in July/August 1987 and contains 30 pages. 
 
* contains no interior art
* announcement of the first Star Trek Tie-in novel on audio cassette tape
* some fans start a fund to help another fan, Kay B, with medical bills
* the 1986 Surak Award and the 1987 Fan Q winners are announced
* many, many fans respond negatively to Charles T. Jr.'s letter in a previous issue, most addressing his vehemence as well as his "Anglo-American supremacist attitude"
* A.C. Crispin has an update about Time for Yesterday, see that page
* Melissa M writes a con report for K.C. Con VI that is mostly about Harve Bennett and how wonderful he is, Teri Meyer also has a report of this con and it is Harve-centric
* Allie W writes of pro books: 
* Vel Jaeger disassociates herself from a fan club: 
* Claire G has some recommendations: 
* Ruth B explains: 
==Issue 119==
Interstat 119 was published in September 1987 and contains 18 pages. 
* contains no interior art
* this issue has the words for the poem, "Whales Weep Not" by D.H. Lawrence
* several fans each write parts of a con report for Omacon VII
* Bev C writes of TNG: 
* Anne B comments on the the Vulcan gesture: 
* Jacqueline Lichtenberg writes about the Vulcan Salute: 
* and because Jacqueline Lichtenberg can slip in some Kraith anywhere: 
* Tammy W writes of K/S: 
* Michele A has a scold: 
==Issue 120==
Interstat 120 was published in October 1987 and contains 18 pages. 
* contains no interior art
* a transcript of Harve Bennett's talk at K.C. Con
* there is a letter from Harve Bennett addressed to Teri Meyer and Interstat readers and announces that the new movie will begin shooting in the fall of 1988 and be released June 1989
* many fans write in and comment on TNG, and their responses are very similar to what fans in other letterzines report: Picard is sexy, too French, too short, too cerebral, not Kirk. Riker is boring and brash but handsome. Troi over-emotes, is annoying, and appears to have no real function. Yar is over-emotional, has temper problems, but is "least energetic". Crusher is not sufficiently portrayed and is an obvious love interest set-up for Picard. Data is very interesting. Everyone likes LaForge and Worf, and loved the cameo by Dr. McCoy. And nobody likes Wesley. Some people wanted to know why Q spoke King James English. There was too much sex, too many children on the ship, some fans enjoyed the hot bods and the jumpsuits they wore, others loathed the uniforms, the sets looked both good and bad, the plot felt recycled which was both fun and not...
* Claire G addresses Tammy W regarding the Kirk/Spock relationship in the recent movie: 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1987 Zines