Dee-Pice

Dee-Pice is a gen War of the Worlds fiction anthology. The title of the zine, a misspelling of "Deep Ice," is explained below.
==Summary==
From Agent With Style: "In the series, Dr. Clayton Forrester, Harrison Blackwood's foster father, had worked on "Operation Deep Ice," a project regarding the 1953 invasion, whose papers were stored in an underground vault. When the group gets to the army base, they discover that the archives are stored in more than one vault under various misspellings of the name 'Deep Ice,' as a security measure." 
==Comments from the Editors Regarding the Second Issue: Mary Sue, Second Season Material==
==Issue 1==
Dee-Pice 1 was published in 1989 and is 124 pages long. Art by Bruce LaFontaine (front cover), Connie Faddis, Ann Larimer, Lana Merkel, Mary Wheeler.
From an ad in For Your Information #5 (December 1990): 
* Coyotes by William W. Goodson, Jr. ("Aliens are taking advantage of Mexican "aliens."") (crossover with MacGyver) (11)
* The Keys of Hell by Lana Merkel (19) 
* Bow Down and Worship Me by Barbara Mater ("The aliens have specific designs on Norton.") (39)
* Tower of Babel by Sandi Jones ("Paul gets an aide to help him with his work.v) (45)
* Resurgam by Susan M. Garrett ("Crystal Lake is closed down and for good reason. Too bad aliens don't keep up with the news.") (45)
* Poetry by Lana Merkel (67) 
* Rescue by Lynne Armstrong-Jones ("Ironhorse is lost in an intense storm. Can he survive until help arrives?") (75)
* Father Figure by Beth Muramoto ("A tender story of Ironhorse and Debi.) (81)
* Damage Control by Jan Lindner ("A continuation of "Angel of Death." From the "Damage Control" Universe." The "Damage Control" Universe: Close Encounters in To Life Immortal #2 | Damage Control in Dee-Pice #1 | Rumors of War in Bring 'Em Back Alive #1 | Arms & The Man in Wasting Aliens | Shadow of Thy Wings in Dee-Pice #2 | War In the Gates in Bring 'Em Back Alive #2 ) (89)
* No New Holes by Kathleen Condon ("Just what did Harrison mean by that remark?") (105)
* Night of a Thousand Nights by Pat Ames ("The plane trip would have been find for Ironhorse and Harrison had the pilot not been an alien.") (107)
==Reaction and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Dee-Pice 2 was published in 1990 and has 174 pages. Art by Ann Larimer (front cover), Constance Edwards, Connie Faddis, Lee and J.J. MacFadden, Lana G. Merkel, Mary G.T. Webber, Mary Wheeler.
From the editorial: 
* Inheritance by Patricia D'Orazio ("After the horrific '53 Invasion, young Harrison Blackwood is taken in by Clayton Forrester.") (9)
* Predator's Plaything by Gena Fisher ("Thirsting for revenge after being left behind in a South American jungle, Poncho Rameris finds that his former commander has gone Hollywood and changed his name to Arnold Schwarzegger.") (41)
* Veterans Day by Rowena Warner (47) 
* My Life for My Sheep by Patricia Fogelman ("Despite all precautions, Debi finds out about the alien invasion the hard way.") (49)
* Changeling by Lana G. Merkel (56) 
* Missing Scene: "Dust to Dust" by Beth Muramoto (57) 
* A Penny's-Worth of Thoughts by Lana G. Merkel (vA view of the Blackwood team through the eyes of their quiet housekeeper.") (59)
* Whitewood by Lana G. Merkel (64) 
* Voices by the Sea by Alice Aldridge ("Dr. Adrian Bouchard may be dead, but the aliens have nefarious designs for the gentle dolphins.v) (65)
* Medal of Valor by Jeanne O'Donnell ("Harrison learns how to defend himself, with unexpected results.") (81)
* Friends by Paulie Kay (89) 
* A Codicil to Venveance by Karen Miller (from "Vengeance is Mine," vAn eye-opening discussion between Ironhorse and Suzanne.") (91)
* Hot Seat by Beth Muramoto ("A computer virus could spell doom for part of the team.") (97)
* Shadow of Thy Wings by Jan Lindner ("Ironhorse may be the only person to pull Sylvia from the depths of her insanity." From the "Damage Control" Universe, see issue #1.) (109)
* Harrison: Doppleganger by Mary G.T. Webber (143) 
* Quinn: Tergiversator by Mary G.T. Webber (145) 
* Eagle's Cry by Cheryl Sulls ("A brief study of Ironhorse before the aliens cloned him.") (147)
* Requiem by Mary Raugh (149) 
* To 'Life' Immortal by Lynne Armstrong-Jones ("Debi is lost, but help comes from a mysterious source.") (151)
* For Kincaid by Lynne Armstrong-Jones (155) 
* Integrity by Lana G. Merkel (157) 
* Finis by Lana G. Merkel (158) 
* The Phoenix by Beth Muramoto ("The team is drawn back to the wreckage of their former home.") (159)
* Ironhorse by Karen Miller (166) 
* Requiem by Karen Miller ("Kincaid is unsure of his new charges.") (167)
Image:deepice2-1.jpg|inside page from issue #2, Mary G.T. Webber
Image:deepice2-2.jpg|inside page from issue #2, Lee and J.J. MacFadden
Image:deepice2-3.jpg|inside page from issue #2, Connie Faddis
Image:deepice2-4.jpg|inside page from issue #2, sample text
Image:deepice2-5.jpg|inside page from issue #2, Connie Faddis
Image:deepice2-6.jpg|inside page from issue #2, sample text
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==References==
 
 
Category:Charity Zines
Category:War of the Worlds Zines
Category:1989 Zines
Category:1990 Zines