The Star Trek Scene

The Star Trek Scene is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology of articles, art, fiction, reviews "covering all things Star Trek." It has the subtitle: "The Fanzine for Trekkies." The fourth issue says it was "published bi-monthly with a special Christmas issue."
The editor and publisher was thirteen years old at the time the first issue was printed. 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Issue 1==
The Star Trek Scene 1 was published in 1973 and contains 16 pages of art, articles and cartoons. 
File:Thestartrekscene1.jpg |front cover, issue #1, artist's name unclear
File:Thestartrekscene2.jpg |inside issue #1, Warren B. Prindle
File:Thestartrekscene3.jpg |back cover issue #1, Kevin Cook
 
 
==Issue 2==
 
The Star Trek Scene 2 was published in 1973 and contains 16 pages. The cover is by Bob Sparks. Other contributors: Mike Valerio, Greg Vander Leun, Ken Book, John Price, Shane Shellenbarger, Kevin Cook, Stephen Johnson, Rick K. Morgan.
* Information, Credits, Contents (2)
* Sub-Space Chatter (3)
* Ad (4)
* The Great Bird of the Galaxy by Mike Valerio (5)
* Captain's Log by Shane Shellenbarger (6)
* Ads, A Special Note (7)
* Going on A Star Trek by Ken Cook (8)
* Ad (9)
* A Complete Listing of Second-Season Star Trek Shows (10)
* The Deadly Years by Greg Vander Leun (12)
* Ad (12)
* Solution to Last Issue's Puzzle (13)
* Tricorder Readings by Mike Valerio (13)
* Crossword Puzzle Contest ("To the first Trekkie to send in the correct answers goes a GAF viewmaster three-reel pack of Star Trek's 'The Omega Glory' from the series' second season.") (14)
* Inside Back Cover -- Galileo Shuttlecraft by Kevin Cook
* Back Cover -- Uhura by Rick Morgan
File:Starscene2.JPG|from issue #2, table of contents, click to see larger
File:Starscene3redacted.jpg|from issue #2, ad for Blood & Guts Comix that reads "Help Support The Star Trek Scene"
File:Starscene4redacted.jpg|from issue #2, page with solutions to the Scrambler and a section called Tricorder Readings"
File:Starscene5.JPG|from issue #2, the Star Trek crossword puzzle
==Issue 3==
The Star Trek Scene 4 was published in 1973 or 1974.
Image:startrekscene3front.jpg|front cover of issue #3, John Price
Image:startrekscene3back.jpg|back cover of issue #3, Chadwick
==Issue 4==
The Star Trek Scene 4 was published in 1974 and contains 23 pages of art, articles and cartoons. 
The cover is by Sellers.
* Information, contents, credits (2)
* Subspace Chatter (3)
* D.C Fontana: The Story of Star Trek's Script Consultant by Mike Valeria (5)
* Star Fun by Shane Shellenbarger (6)
* Subject of Innocence by Brent Anderson (7)
* Star Scripts by Kevin Cook (9)
* The Ancestor of Star Trek by Kevin Cook (10)
* Uhura (art) by John Price (11)
* A Chicago African by Carlos Valcarcel (12)
* Review of "Spock Must Die" by Dennis Walker (13)
* Listing of Third Season Shows (14)
* Startoons by Jerry Sellers (15)
* Review of "The Trouble with Tribbles" by Ted Belorme IV (16)
* Artist's Note to the Readers (17)
* Tricorder Readings by Mike Valeria (18)
* ads (20)
 
File:Startrekfour.jpg|from issue #4
Image:startrek4.jpg| from issue #4 
 Image:startrekscene1inside1.jpg| from issue #4 
Image:startrekscene1inside2.jpg| from issue #4, art by John Price 
== Annual #1 (1975) ==
The Star Trek Scene Annual 1975 contains 100 pages. 
* Vulcan Religion by J. Baker (article)
* The New Star Trek by J.M. Schmidt (article)
* The Final Sport by M. Bell 
* T-Negative by W. Prindle (review)
* The Trigger-Happy Oriental by C. Valcarcel (article)
* EquiCon by C. Motts (article)
* The Real Star of Star Trek by J. Thornton (article)
* You and I by J. Schmidt (review)
* Spotlight on Bjo Trimble" by J. Price (article)
* Questions and Answers with David Gerrold" by B. Sparks 
* "Questor" by B. Morgan (review)
* Star Trek Chronology" by G.M. Carr 
* Not Necessarily Where No Man Has Gone Before by D. Coffman 
* Kraith Collected by V. Kirlin (article)
* More Tribbles, More Troubles by T. De Lorme (article)
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==References==
Category:Non-fiction Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
category:1970s Zines