Rogue's Gallery (Harrison Ford zine)

Rogue's Gallery (later "The Rogue") is a zine with material focusing on the characters played by Harrison Ford. They include fiction for Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Blade Runner, and other fandoms.
The zine had Rogue's Gallery on the cover of issues #1-19. From issue #20 onwards, The Rogue was the title on the cover. 
There were twenty-five issues.
In 1984, the editor wrote: 
==Descriptions from Ads==
From an ad in Southern Enclave: "Ford fans, put more scoundrels in your life!"
From an ad in Scoundrel: "The most complete Harrison Ford coverage you can find. Want news, reviews, photos, plus fanfiction 4 times a year?"
From an ad in A Close Circle of Friends #1: "THE ROGUE (formerly called Rogue's Gallery) Is a news digest devoted to Harrison Ford's movies and activities; past, present, and future. Published four times a year (March, June, September, and December), and Includes news Items, stories, drawings, pictures, cartoons, and puzzles, sent In by subscribers."
==Regular Features==
Each issue had some recurring sections. 
The bulk of each zine was made up of a section that was titled "Wire Service" (retyped content from mainstream newspapers and magazines about Ford in reviews, articles, and interviews, as well as photocopied clippings). These were collected by the editor who counted on fans to send them to her. 
Some fans sent in separate "mini-zines" that included their comments and observations. This was in the style of fan contributions to an apazine.
"Quotes of Note" were opinions by fans about Ford, the media, movies, books, and more. These comments included the fan who'd contributed the comment as well as their state or other geographical identifier, but did not include their specific address. 
"Trader Joe's" was the classified ads section, a place for fans to sell, donate, and trade fannish goods and services. 
The editor had a section at the back called "Galleyproof," in which she wrapped things up, addressed fans, and sometimes described items that would be in the next issue. 
Several fans included their regular contributions by way of a mini-zine (like those sent to an apazine). "Casual Conversations" is an example.
All issues contained fiction and/or fanart.
 
Image:rogue3-3.jpg|from issue #3, sample news 
 
Image:rogue3-5.jpg|from issue #3, sample "Quotes of Note"
Image:rogue7-3.jpg|from issue #7, sample news 
Image:rogue6-4.jpg|from issue #6, sample "Quotes of Note"
Image:rogue6-3.jpg|from issue #6, sample news
==Harrison Ford and His Exposure to This Zine==
Fans made several mentions of sharing this zine with Ford. It is very likely that the editor, Emerson, also regularly sent copies of the zine to Pat McQueeney, Ford's publicity manager.
A fan mentioned giving a copy to Ford of "Rogue" in 1982, writing: 
In 1983, a fan asked: 
From a fan's 1984 essay describing meeting Ford and getting a copy of "Rogue's Gallery" #15 to him: 
==The Pat McQueeny Connection==
Patricia McQueeny was Harrison Ford's publicity manager as of at least 1981. 
In 1981, the editor (Emerson) stated that she was trying to establish a connection with McQueeney (mistakenly referring to McQueeney as male): 
The editor followed up a short time later with: 
A fan in 1981 wrote: 
This connection was established, though did not bring as much joy as fans had hoped. In 1985, Emerson wrote McQueeney asking her to ask Ford if he would attend Harrison Ford Mini Con. McQueeney's answer was discouraging. See The McQueeney Letter.
==General Fan Comments==
==Issue 1==
Rogue's Gallery 1 was published in June 1981 and contains 15 pages.
From the story "Dream Portal: 
* Wire Service (clippings, and retyped mentions, discussion, and interview transcripts from many newspapers and magazines)
* Learn... Control, an essay by a fan named Pam became a huge Harrison Ford fan and lost a lot of weight (2 pages)
* a short description by Jeff Sillifant (an actor with a small part as "one of the 'crazies') of his experience working on the set of Escape from New York (1 page)
* Dream Portal, Part One, fiction by Nancy Savula (Mr. Roarke helps a female fan who wants to meet Han Solo.) (Fantasy Island/Star Wars) (6 pages)
* a short opinion about Raiders of the Lost Ark by Joann Emerson (1 page)
* various fannish ads
==Issue 2==
Rogue's Gallery 2 was published in September 1981 and contains 17 pages.
From the editorial: 
The zine reports that Ford said he had a project in mind that will counter his image as a larger-than-life, one-dimensional hero of adventure movies: 
* Wire Service (clippings, and retyped mentions, discussion, and interview transcripts from many newspapers and magazines)
* various testimonial letters by fans
* Insomnia Finally Pays Off by Lynda Reeder (August 25, 1981), a description of Harrison Ford interview that was on a radio program in the middle of the night
* Will Marion Meet Her Match in Raider's Sequels?, essay by Lynda Reeder
* Quotes of Note
* My Convention Experience by Lynda Reeder (con report of an unidentified convention (perhaps a Creation Con? or Denvention #2?) where a promo film for Raiders of the Lost Ark was shown) 
* U.F.O. by Nancy Lynch, poem
* My Convention Experience by Lynda (description of attending Denvention II -- lots of merch for sale, a slide show of Star Wars and The Empire Strikes Back, a 'promo film' of Raiders of the Lost Ark that included Ford doing an interview)
* A Report from Denvention II (September 1981), a VERY LONG con report by Joann Emerson, focus on the Raiders of the Lost Ark slide show, the presentation by Maureen Garrett, much description about filming the movie, the comment that Ford was NOT sick when they did the scene where he simply shot the "Arab" in the market - "They needed to make up time, and the planned battle between the Arabswordman and Indy's whip would have taken 5 days to shoot. They had one day left. Harrison wanted to do something different and Steven Spielberg said, 'Why don't you just shoot him?'", also many slides and discussion of the filming of Bladerunner
* the conclusion of "Dream Portal" by Nancy Savula
* a pen pal list
 
Image:rogue2-1.jpg|from issue #2, Pam Willbanks
Image:rogue2-2.jpg|from issue #2, first page of a lengthy and detailed con report
==Issue 3==
 
Rogue's Gallery 3 was published in November 1981 and contains 40 pages. The cover is by Joann Emerson.
From the editorial: 
* Wire Service (clippings, and retyped mentions, discussion, and interview transcripts from many newspapers and magazines) (1)
* "Almost Casual Observations, contribution by Pam Willbanks (6)
* Quotes of Note (7)
* Pen Pal List (9)
* Interview with a Rebel, fictitious interview by Julie Cordell as reported by Nancy Lynch and Alicia Wu (Star Wars) (11)
* Touched by You, poem by Judy Watson (Harrison Ford) (16)
* Talking to a Pro, fiction by Carol-Lynn Sappe (Star Wars) (17)
* Galleyproof, editorial comments (38)
 
Image:rogue3-4.jpg|from issue #3, a fan's apa
Image:rogue3-6.jpg|from issue #3
Image:rogue3-7.jpg|from issue #3
==Issue 4==
Rogue's Gallery 4 was published in January 1982 and contains 42 pages.
From the editorial: 
Two fans comment on Ford's refusal to authorize or recolonize a Harrison Ford fan club. One fan wrote: Another fan wrote: 
* includes a quote by For: "I want people to know as little about me personally as possible, because it get in the way of the job I want to do, which is to present I'm someone else. On the other hand, I don't want to person you see on the screen -- that can only lead to bar fights." -- quote from "Tulsa World Celebrities Speakout" November 26, 1981
* Wire Service (clippings, and retyped mentions, discussion, and interview transcripts from many newspapers and magazines) (1)
* Quotes of Note (8)
* Almost Casual Observations, From Down South, essay by Pam Willbanks (9)
* To Harrison Ford: Remembering Ancient Egypt, vignette by Judy Watson (10)
* The Wanderer, poem by Peggie Ripple (10)
 
* Stage One: American Graffiti, plot synopsis by P.T. Chelf (12)
* review of Hardware Wars by Pam Willbanks (13)
* Interview with Han Solo and Indiana Jones by Susan Kandt (RPF-ish, meta) (14)
* an ad for Harrison Ford Filmography (22)
* The Silent Shrine, part one, fiction by Pam Willbanks (Indiana Jones) (23)
* pen pals (41)
* Trader Joe's (41)
* Galleyproof, comments from the editor (42)
 
Image:rogue4-2.jpg|from issue #4
Image:rogue4-3.jpg|from issue #4
Image:rogue4-4.jpg|from issue #4, from the "interview"
Image:rogue4-5.jpg|from issue #4, from the "interview"
==Issue 5==
Rogue's Gallery 5 was published in March 1982 and contains 43 pages.
From the editorial: 
* Wire Service (clippings, and retyped mentions, discussion, and interview transcripts from many newspapers and magazines) (1)
* About the Map Room Scene, article about the scene in the Indiana Jones movie, by Judy Watson (8)
* trivia by Pam (9)
* an homage to Harrison Ford via a word poem, by Fran Husejinovic (10)
* a word find (11)
* more news (12)
* Time Warp Interview, fictional interview with Tommy Lilliard (from The Frisco Kid) "transcribed" by Pam Willbanks (17)
* an official description of The Frisco Kid, put out by Warner Bros. in 1979 (20)
* On First Looking into the Universe of Star Wars, poem by Diana Whitaker (21)
* The Space Smuggler's Prayer, poem by Sandi Hendrix (21)
* The Silent Shrine, fiction by Pam Willbanks with story ideas by Joann Emerson (continued from "Rogue" #4) (Indiana Jones) (22)
* word find answers (41)
* pen pals and Trader Joe's (classified ads) (42)
* Galleyproof, editor's comments (news, subscription rates, photos for sale) (43)
 
Image:rogue5-1.jpg|from issue #5
Image:rogue5-2.jpg|from issue #5
Image:rogue5-3.jpg|from issue #5
Image:rogue5-4.jpg|from issue #5
 
==Issue 6==
Rogue's Gallery 6 was published in June 1982 and contains 44 pages.
From the editor: 
* Wire Service (clippings, and retyped mentions, discussion, and interview transcripts from many newspapers and magazines) (1)
* a puzzle called a "quaze" (half quiz, half maze) (16)
* Harrison Appears at Another Sneak Preview, a description by Shari Sitko of attending a preview of Blade Runner with 1000 other people, a review of the movie, and what Harrison Ford looked like and did while in the audience (19)
* A Saga on the Creation of Harrison Ford, poem by Irene Tumanov (20)
* a reprint of an article in Action Stars Magazine, October 1981 (Pam Willbanks has this addendum to the article: "...you're probably feeling about the same thing that I felt when I first read this fine piece. Warm..reflective.. a little proud that you live where you do with the wonderful things our country offers us...and the rest of the world. Being an "Indy" type myself has at times been a stumbling block, one that I've never walked around but always tried to climb over in order to reach something a little better, more comfortable, or stronger. I'm not ashamed to say I'm an American, but better still...I'm a PATRIOT. And thank God, I have the right to say it.") (21)
* Almost Casual Observations from Down South, essay by Pam Willbanks (28)
* Quotes of Note, comments by fans, all relating to various articles in magazines and newspapers (29)
* a reprint of an interview (source not credited) of an interview by Susan Pile and Geraldine Smith, with Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, and Carrie Fisher (31)
* Thermal Socks, fiction by Nancy Savula (This is a sequel to the two-part story "Dream Portal" that appeared in previous issues. Our hero, Morgana, is now an intergalactic waitress. She and Han Solo have more adventures, in space and in the bedroom.) (32)
* puzzle answers (41)
* Pen Pals and Trader Joe's (42)
* Galleyproof, editor's comments (43)
 
 
Image:rogue6-1.jpg|from issue #6, art by Sappe for the story "Thermal Socks"
Image:rogue6-2.jpg|from issue #6, the back cover by a 13-year old fan
==Issue 7==
Rogue's Gallery 7 was published in September 1982 and contains 53 pages. The art is by Barbara Hall, Carol Lynn Sappe, Pam Willbanks, and Joann Emerson.
 
From the editor: 
* Wire Service (clippings, and retyped mentions, discussion, and interview transcripts from many newspapers and magazines) (1)
* Quotes of Note (fans' comments about Blade Runner and other Ford films) (22)
* Analysis of an Image, article by John Booth (unknown if Booth was a fan or if this was a mainstream article) (25)
* Revenge of the Jedi Update via Fairfax Wire Service, article by Lynda Reeder (28)
* two cartoons (29)
* Farewell, poem by Peggie Ripple (Star Wars) (30)
* Interiors: Slave 1, vignette by D. Whitaker (Star Wars) (30)
* Another Beginning by Joann Emerson ("In THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK Captain Solo was encased in carbonfreeze and taken from Bespin by Bobba Fett to Jabba the Hut for a high ransom. That movie ended with Lando and Chewbacca leaving to find Captain Solo. The year was 1980 our time. Near the end of 1981, I could stand it no longer. I had to get Captain Solo out of the carbonfreeze so I wrote a story or tried to. I joined a writers workshop in February of 1982 and have been busily pounding away on my typer ever since. It is a fascinating occupation and at times thoroughly frustrating too. But practice does make a difference, and knowing the characters' personalities truly helped. Please forgive me George Lucas for using your galaxy and characters as my first writing exercise. I know you will do much better. My story begins after Han's rescue.") (Star Wars) (31)
* Last Minute News (48)
* Pen Pals and Trader Joe's (classified ads) (50)
* Almost Casual From Down South, comments by Pam Willbanks (51)
* photos (52)
* Galleyproof, comments from the editor (53)
 
Image:rogue7-1.jpg|from issue #7, Carol Lynn Sappe
Image:rogue7-2.jpg|from issue #7, Barbara Hall
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 7==
==Issue 8==
Rogue's Gallery 8 was published in November 1982 and contains 66 pages.
* Wire Service (clippings, and retyped mentions, discussion, and interview transcripts from many newspapers and magazines) (1)
* Raiders of the Lost Ark crostic puzzle (22)
* Revenge of the Jedi, a Chicon IV Report by Nancy Savula (includes a lengthy interview transcript starring George Lucas, Kazanjian) (23)
* An Interview with Harrison Ford for Rogue's Gallery, by Ketty de Chirico (Italy) (40)
* Quotes of Note (44)
* Almost Casual Observations, From Down South, article by Pam Willbanks (This one is a con report for Chicon.) (47)
* The Muppet Show and Harrison Ford, fiction by Ursula Schirmer and Sabine Thaler (The Muppet Show/Harrison Ford) (51)
* All's Fair in Love and War, fiction by Nancy Lynch (Star Wars) (55)
* Trader Joe's (64)
* Galleyproof, comments by the editor (65)
	
 
 
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Image:rogue8-2.jpg|from issue #8
	 
Image:rogue8-3.jpg|from issue #8
 
Image:rogue8-4.jpg|from issue #8
 
Image:rogue8-5.jpg|from issue #8
 
Image:rogue8-6.jpg|from issue #8, Carol Lynn Sappe
 
Image:rogue8-7.jpg|from issue #8
	 
Image:rogue8-8.jpg|from issue #8, Carol Lynn Sappe
 
 	
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 8==
==Issue 9==
Rogue's Gallery 9 was published in January 1983 and contains 55 pages.
The art is by Tamara Stromquist, Carol Lynn Sappe, Cheryl Fint, and Pam Heath.
From this issue: 
* Wire Service (clippings, and retyped mentions, discussion, and interview transcripts from many newspapers and magazines) (1)
* Quotes of Note (22)
* A Rogue's Interview by Lynda Reeder, with Karen Allen (21)
* Music by a Rogue, Rebecca's Lament, or Never Tell Me the Odds, by Rebecca Carey (24)
* An Ode to Harrison Ford, poem by Beth Lentz (26)
* Sports Update (27)
* Almost Casual Observations from Down South, essay by Pam Willbanks, the topic is cable, VCRs, and films in theaters, see I LIKE to watch movies in my own home... (28)
* Paid in Full, fiction by Nancy Savula (Star Wars, starring the character Morgana. This is in the same series as "Dream Portal" and "Thermal Socks.") (30)
* Summer Camp 1959, fiction by B.J. Kruez (original fiction, with a character named Ford) (46)
* Kessel Spice Cookies, recipe (Han Solo's comment at the end of the recipe: "These things are damn good! Worth the cost of hauling the stuff.") (45)
* Trader Joe's (53)
* Storyzines for Sale (54)
* Galleyproof, comments by the editor (these are mostly a con report for Chicon) (55)
 
Image:rogue9-1.jpg|from issue #9
Image:rogue9-2.jpg|from issue #9
Image:rogue9-3.jpg|from issue #9, Rebecca Carey
Image:rogue9-4.jpg|from issue #9, Cheryl Fint
Image:rogue9-5.jpg|from issue #9, Pam Heath
Image:rogue9-6.jpg|from issue #9, Carol Lynn Sappe
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 9==
See The Frisco Kid for some fan comments about that film.
==Issue 10==
Rogue's Gallery 10 was published in March 1983 and contains 65 pages.
The art is by Barbara Hall, Pam Willbanks, Carol Lynn Sappe, and Eduardo Foben.
The editorial: 
* Wire Service (clippings, and retyped mentions, discussion, and interview transcripts from many newspapers and magazines) (1)
* Word Search (27)
* Almost Casual Conversations, From Down South, essay by Pam Willbanks, see Today, I've been thinking about friendship and fans. (28)
* Trivia Corner (29)
* First Kill, article and subsequent fiction by Pam Willbanks (member of the Atlanta City Police Department) ((American Graffiti) (31)
* A Special News Flash from an Old Scrapbook (54)
* Prologue by Rebecca Carey (Han is helped by a woman who turns out to be his mother.) (Star Wars) (55)
* Quotes of Note (59)
* Trader Joe's (62)
* Galleyproof, comments by the editor (64)
Image:rogue10-1.jpg|from issue #10 
Image:rogue10-2.jpg|from issue #10, a fan braves danger as she photographs Harrison Ford's high school
Image:rogue10-3.jpg|from issue #10, the essay by Pam Willbanks, Today, I've been thinking about friendship and fans. 
Image:rogue10-4.jpg|from issue #10, Pam Willbanks (American Graffiti)
Image:rogue10-5.jpg|from issue #10, the last page of the story "Prologue"
Image:rogue10-6.jpg|from issue #10, Eduardo Foben
 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 10==
==Issue 11==
Rogue's Gallery 11 was published in June 1983 and contains 77 pages.
The art is by Pam Willbanks, Carolyn Sappe, Virginia Rogers, and Cheryl Fint.
From the editorial: 
* Wire Service (clippings, and retyped mentions, discussion, and interview transcripts from many newspapers and magazines) (1)
* Quotes of Note (52)
* Comparison Reviews (45)
* Memories, Friends, and 8 x 10's: Harrison Ford Fandom, Observations from a Late Bloomer!, essay by Kathy Vergano (54)
* Galleyproof, comments by the editor (56)
* Return of the Jedi, photos from Lucasfilm (32), 33, 36, 37, 40, 41, 44)
* photo from Dolly Magazine, Italy, January 1983 (57)
* Harrison Ford, Star Wars, two poems by Carolyn Purnhagen (58)
* I'd Just As Soon Kiss a Pig, article by Nancy Baker and Nora Porben (59)
* Observing by Pam Willbanks (61)
* Sabaac, Anyone?, fiction by Cheryl Flint (Star Wars) (62) 
* Hoth Encounter, fiction by Carol-Lynn Sappe (Star Wars) (71)
* Letter from Kazanjian (74)
* Trivia Corner (75)
* Trader Joe's (77)
 
Image:rogue11-1.jpg|from issue #11, letter from Lucasfilm
Image:rogue11-2.jpg|from issue #11, Virginia Rogers
Image:rogue11-3.jpg|from issue #11, Virginia Rogers
Image:rogue11-4.jpg|from issue #11, one of the many official publicity photos, this one of Han Solo looking all GQ-ish
Image:rogue11-5.jpg|from issue #11, Carol Lynn Sappe
Image:rogue11-6.jpg|from issue #11, Cheryl Fint, Han Solo smoking a cigerette
==Issue 12==
Rogue's Gallery 12 was published in September 1983 and contains 74 pages. It contains some interior art by Carol Lynn Sappe.
From the editorial: 
A fan's "Open Letter to George Lucas": 
* Wire Service (clippings, and retyped mentions, discussion, and interview transcripts from many newspapers and magazines) (1)
* Word Games by Carol Lynn Sappe (40)
* Comparison Reviews (43)
* Observing, article by Pam Willbanks (46)
* photos from from Italy, from Amica, Octobter 1982 ( 47)
* Word Games by Marcia Erwin (51)
* photos from Italy, from Arbiter, June 1981 (52)
* Where Have We Heard This Before, fiction by Beth Lentz and John Bills (Star Wars, Frisco Kid fusion) (53) 
* The View from Down Here, essay by 13-year old Dave Vergano, see A Look at Fans (57)
* More Human Than Human, article by Sally A. Syrjala (Blade Runner) (59)
* Han Solo: Reflections in an Ewok Celebration., fiction by Beth Lentz (Star Wars) (61) 
* Open Letter to George Lucas by Carolyn Purnhagen (62)
* Quotes of Note (64)
* Rogue Member in Audience (70)
* Trader Joe's (71)
* Pen Pals (72)
* Galleyproof, comments by the editor (72) 
 
 
Image:hfwalkoffame.jpg|from issue #12, see more about Harrison Ford's star
Image:rogue12-1.jpg|from issue #12
Image:rogue12-2.jpg|from issue #12
Image:rogue12-3.jpg|from issue #12, Carol Lynn Sappe
 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 12==
==Issue 13==
Rogue's Gallery 13 was published in November 1983 and contains 73 pages.
The art is by Cheryl Fint and Carol Lynn Sappe.
From the editorial: 
* Wire Service (clippings, and retyped mentions, discussion, and interview transcripts from many newspapers and magazines) (1)
* photos (1)
* photos (16)
* Baltimore World Con Report by Joann Emerson (26)
* Quotes of Note (29)
* early PR photos (33)
*Acting Technique, article by Lynda Redder (34)
* Marion's Song, filk to the tune of "Home in Indiana," by Nancy Baker (35)
*Word Games by Marci Erwin (35)
* Indy and Me, poem by Annamariea DeFrancesco (36)
* poems by Carolyn Purnhagen (Indiana Jones, Heroes) (37)
* From a Certain Point of View, article by Joann Emerson (40)
* We Loved Return of the Jedi, But..., article by Laura O'Brien and Tina Bennett (41)
* For the Lack of Something Better..., fiction by Nola Caulfield (Star Wars) (42)
* General Solo, Is Your Strike Team Assembled?, fiction by Beth Lentz (Star Wars) (51)
* Christmas Special for Harrison and Melissa
** Death Scene, fiction by Carolyn Purnhagen ("Now, Rogue Gallery members, don't get too upset. This is my Christmas present to Harrison Ford. Not one fan would have wanted Han Solo to die in Jedi, but Harrison thought that Han should have died, so I wrote him a death scene. The kids almost cried and was sure they would have died if this had happened, but they could see Han and Leia doing this scene. I hope that this will make Harrison smile.") (Star Wars) (60)
** The Night Before Life Day, fiction by Beth Lentz (62)
** Hans Christian Harrison, poem by Rebecca Carey (64)
** Merry Christmas, poem by Carolyn Purnhagen (65)
** Holiday Cheers, poem by Beth Lentz (66)
** Gift Giving 101, fiction by Kathy Vergano (Fan's recalcitrant and non-observant husband is grateful he can now buy his wife videotapes of Harrison Ford movies rather than have to think about other gifts to get her.) (67)
* Trader Joe's (71)
* Pen Pals (72)
* Galleyproof, comments by the editor (72)
 
Image:rogue13-1.jpg|from issue #13
Image:rogue13-2.jpg|from issue #13
Image:rogue13-3.jpg|from issue #13, Carol Lynn Sappe
Image:rogue13-4.jpg|from issue #13, Cheryl Fint
Image:rogue13-5.jpg|from issue #13
Image:rogue13-6.jpg|from issue #13
==Issue 14==
Rogue's Gallery 14 was published in 1984 and contains 85 pages.
* Wire Service (clippings, and retyped mentions, discussion, and interview transcripts from many newspapers and magazines)
* Wages by Nora Caulfield (Star Wars) (16 pages)
* The Wedding by B.J. Kreuz (Star Wars) (7 pages)
* The End by Homer Sapiento (Star Wars) (5 pages)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 14==
==Issue 15==
Rogue's Gallery 15 was published in May 1984 and contains 104 pages.
The art is by Rebecca Carey, Cheryl Fint, Cindy Smith, Virginia Rogers, Beth Olson, B.J. Kreuz, Carol Lynn Sappe, and Lynda Reeder.
* Wire Service (clippings, and retyped mentions, discussion, and interview transcripts from many newspapers and magazines) (1)
* Quotes of Note (60)
* LuncaCon Report by Laura Alexander (This is a description of the hour long talk that Frank Marshall gave at the con on March 17. It consists of a complete description of the Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom slide show: description of the each of the slides and a transcript of what Marshall said. ) (22)
* What I Did on Summer Vacation, article by Rebecca Carey (50)
* Japanese Magazine Roadshow Translation, article by Larry Lawrence (57)
* 1960, fiction by Homer Sapiento (Hanover Street) (63)
* On the Way Home, fiction by Jenna Bruce (Frisco Kid) (73)
* Leia, My Love, fiction by Carolyn Purnhagen (Star Wars) (81)
* The Letter, fiction by Carolyn Purhagen (Star Wars) (83)
* Iran Deckard, fiction by Dave and Kathleen Vergano (Blade Runner) (93)
* Carpentry 101 -- Building a Role, poem by Beth Lentz (Witness/ Harrison Ford fusion) (100
* Mixed Movie Match-up, game by Marci Erwin (101)
* Trader Joe's (102)
* Pen Pals (103)
* Galleyproof, comments by the editor (104)
File:Rogues15-1.jpg|from issue #15, Cheryl Fint (the zine lists the fandom as "Force 10 over Navarone," but it appears to be "Hanover Street")
File:Rogues15-2.jpg|from issue #15, Cheryl Fint (Hanover Street)
File:Rogues15-3.jpg|from issue #15, Rebecca Carey (The Frisco Kid)
File:Rogues15-4.jpg|from issue #15, Virginia Rogers (The Frisco Kid)
File:Rogues15-5.jpg|from issue #15, Beth Olson (Star Wars)
File:Rogues15-6.jpg|from issue #15, B.J. Kreuz (Star Wars)
File:Rogue15-1.jpg|from issue #15, the report of the slide show at LunaCon
File:Rogue15-2.jpg|from issue #15, the report of the slide show at LunaCon
File:Rogue15-3.jpg|from issue #15, the report of the slide show at LunaCon
File:Rogue15-4.jpg|from issue #15, the report of the slide show at LunaCon
File:Rogue15-5.jpg|from issue #15, the report of the slide show at LunaCon
File:Rogue15-6.jpg|from issue #15, the report of the slide show at LunaCon
File:Rogue15-7.jpg|from issue #15, the report of the slide show at LunaCon
File:Rogue15-8.jpg|from issue #15, the report of the slide show at LunaCon
File:Rogue15-9.jpg|from issue #15, the report of the slide show at LunaCon
File:Rogue15-10.jpg|from issue #15, the report of the slide show at LunaCon
File:Rogue15-11.jpg|from issue #15, the report of the slide show at LunaCon
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 15==
==Issue 16==
Rogue's Gallery 16 was published in September 1984 and contains 119 pages.
The art is by Tina Mauldin, Carolyn Golledge, Rebecca Carey, Mary Platt, B.J. Kruse, and Sharon Stefaniuk.
* Wire Service (clippings, and retyped mentions, discussion, and interview transcripts from many newspapers and magazines) (1)
* News Regarding Temple of Doom (1)
* photos from Movie Mirror October 1984 (9)
* Photos from the Editor's Collection (13)
* News Regarding Witness (30)
* Quotes of Note (48)
* Fan Impression of Temple of Doom, article (50)
* Retaliation to Globe, article by Judi Globe (54)
* The Pennsylvania Expeditions, or The Search for Ford, article about doggedly watching the filming of Witness, photos by Barbara Anderson ("I frankly and unobjectively admit to weak knees, stomach knots, difficulty breathing, and a total inability to move. I was stunned; awed by the tangible aura, the sensual presence of the man. There was an almost visible, palpable energy around him.... I walked, like someone in a trance, out to the street to watch him. There, the few crew members that I now thought of as friends came over, took my hands in theirs, asking if I was all right, I was shaking from head to toe, tears of happiness were running down my face. I was never better!" It was during this journey that Ford signed a copy of "Rogue's Gallery" #15.) (56)
* On the Witness Philadelphia Location, article by Rebecca Carey (70)
* A Fan's Friend Was an Extra in Witness, article by Marcia Brin (71)
* News Contributors (71)
* Indiana Jones and the Icebox of Doom, fiction by Phoebe Leven (73)
* Franco Alderaani Spaghetti and Meatball, fiction by Wendee Lewis (Star Wars) (75)
* The Search for Astelle, fiction by Carolyn Golledge (Luke, Leia, and Han search for Luke and Leia's mother.) (Star Wars) (76)
* A Boy's Best Friend, fiction by Homer Sapiento (Indiana Jones) (99)
* Return, fiction by Sally A. Syrjala (Indiana Jones) (111) 
* Is the Doctor In?, fiction by Beth N. Lentz (Indiana Jones/Doctor Who) (114)
* Uniformity, game by Nancy Baker (113)
* Trader Joe's (117)
* Pen Pals (118)
* Galleyproof, comments by the editor (119)
 
 
Image:rogues16-1.jpg|from issue #16, page from an essay
Image:rogues16-2.jpg|from issue #16, page from an essay, photo by "Gary"
Image:rogues16-3.jpg|from issue #16, B.J. Kruse
Image:rogues16-4.jpg|from issue #16, Carolyn Golledge
Image:rogues16-5.jpg|from issue #16, Rebecca Carey
Image:rogues16-6.jpg|from issue #16, Mary Platt
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 16==
==Issue 17==
Rogue's Gallery 17 was published in December 1984 and contains 97 pages.
The art is by Dianne Smith, Mary Platt, and Rebecca Carey.
* Wire Service (clippings, and retyped mentions, discussion, and interview transcripts from many newspapers and magazines) (1)
* photos, Film July/August, 1984, German7 (5)
* photos by Barbara Anderson (7)
* Photos from the Editor's Collection, "Rudolph Valentin & Thedaberra" (26)
* photos New Era Newspaper, Tuesday, May 8, 1984 (30)
* On Location in Lancaster, article by Judi Grove (41)
* A Dream Comes True, article by Linda McCauley (44)
* photos by Linda McCauley (47)
* Temple of Doom in Brazil, article by Marco A. Pupo (49)
* Quotes of Note (50)
* The View from Down Here, article by Dave Vergano (55)
* World Con "84" or Life in the Anaheim Fastlane, article by Louisa Scheuerman (56)
* cartoons by Nancy Baker and M.A. Baker (61)
* A Companion Eye View of the LA World Con, article by Joann Emerson (62)
* The Colloquy, fiction by Kathy Jentz (The Conversation) (65)
* Post Script, fiction by Cynthia Smith (Star Wars) (68)
* Merry Christmas, Marcus, fiction by Homer Sapiento (Indiana Jones) (88)
* Where's the Womprat?, fiction by Wendee Lewis (Star Wars, commentary on the Wendy's fast food slogan that became what we would now call a meme) (92) 
* Quiz (93)
* Trader Joe's(94)
* News Contributors and Rogue Identities (96)
* Galleyproof, editor's comments (97)
* Pen Pals (back cover)
 
Image:rogues17-1.jpg|from issue #17, Dianne Smith (The Conversation)
Image:rogues17-2.jpg|from issue #17, Mary Platt (Indiana Jones)
Image:rogues17-3.jpg|from issue #17, Rebecca Carey (Star Wars)
Image:rogues17-4.jpg|from issue #17, Rebecca Carey (Star Wars)
Image:rogues17-6.jpg|from issue #17, "Where's the Woprat?" -- the mid-1980s Wendy's fast food slogan "Where's the beef?" was a massive, early meme
Image:rogues17-5.jpg|from issue #17, Rebecca Carey (Indiana Jones)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 17==
==Issue 18==
Rogue's Gallery 18 was published in March 1985 and contains 115 pages.
The art is by Rebecca Carey, Pam Willbanks, Scheherazade, Daniel Phillip B., and Lunda Reeder.
This issue had Rogue's Gallery Reader's Survey as an insert. The survey's results were printed in the next issue.
* Wire Service (clippings, and retyped mentions, discussion, and interview transcripts from many newspapers and magazines) (1)
* photos(13)
* Witness News (14)
* photos (24)
* Witness: What the Fans Say (38)
* cartoon from a Video Newspaper (40)
* Quotes of Note (41)
* Temple of Doom versus The Empire Strikes Back, article by Sally Syrjala (40)
* Harrison Ford, poem by Beth Lentz (44)
* Rogue Identities (46)
* A Parting Shot by Homer Sapiento, see I hate sequels. (47)
* Different Horse of a Color, fiction by Pam Willbanks (American Graffiti) (49)
* The Seekers, fiction by Homer Sapiento (Indiana Jones) (79) 
* The Crown of Martiza, fiction by by M.K. Cooper (Star Wars) (104)
* Trader Joe's and pen pals (114)
* Galleyproof, comments by the editor (115)
 
Image:rouge18-1.jpg|from issue #18, Daniel Phillip B.
Image:rouge18-2.jpg|from issue #18, Pam Willbanks (American Graffiti)
Image:rouge18-3.jpg|from issue #18, Rebecca Carey (American Graffiti)
Image:rouge18-6.jpg|from issue #18, Scheherazade (Indiana Jones)
==Reactions and Review: Issue 18==
==Issue 19==
Rogue's Gallery 19 was published in June 1985 and contains 94 pages. This is the last issue with the title "Rogue's Gallery." The next issue is titled "The Rogue."
The art is by Mary Platt, Cheryl Fint, Feris Segler, V. Rogers, Lunda Reeder, and Martine Pesquer.
From the editor: 
* Wire Service (clippings, and retyped mentions, discussion, and interview transcripts from many newspapers and magazines) (1)
* Witness News and Reviews (8)
* Spanish Interview with Ford on TOD (37)
* News Contributors for This Issue (39)
* A Parting Shot by Homer Sapiento (It is a review of Witness, which Sapiento enjoyed but was critical of plot points and the nude scene.) (42)
* Another Parting Shot by Homer Sapiento, see This is just one, male, outsider's opinion on a particular cultural phenomenon that has crept into my life. (44)
* Thoughts on Witness, article by Joann Emerson (46)
* Two Witnesses at a Special Screening, article by L. Scheuerman and Gaylen (47)
* Quotes of Note (49)
* Photos from the Editor's Collection (15, 61, 97)
* Blade Runner Baffler, game by Marci Erwin (54)
* Pen Pals and Rogue I.D. (56)
* Pat McQueeney Letter, reply to fans from Harrison Ford's agent (58)
* Harrison Ford Mini Con Update (59)
* Photos from Rebecca Carey (60)
* Crossed Currents, fiction by Laura O'Brien (Han Solo/Indiana Jones) (63)
* What's In a Name?, fiction by Carolyn Golledge (Star Wars) (80)
* Private Thoughts, poem by Martine Pesquer (84)
* Safeguard Deodorant Soap, A Silly Ad by Wendee Lewis (85)
* Rogue's Gallery Reader's Survey Results (87)
* Trader Joe's (93)
* Galleyproof, comments by the editor (94)
 
 
File:Fordagentletter.jpg|from issue #19, letter to fans from Harrison Ford's agent who tactlessly rebuffs their request for Ford to appear at Harrison Ford Mini Con
Image:harrisonfordminiconflyer.jpg|from issue #19
Image:rogues19-2.jpg|from issue #19, Cheryl Fint
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 19==
 
==Issue 20==
The Rogue 20 was published in September 1985 and contains 101 pages. With this issue, the title becomes "The Rogue."
The art is by Feris Segler, Mary Platt, and Dave Garcia.
* Wire Service (clippings, and retyped mentions, discussion, and interview transcripts from many newspapers and magazines) (1)
* Witness Parody, reprinted from Mad Magazine (46)
* Quotes of Note (64)
* Photos from the Editor's Collection (51)
* Closet Castaways, fiction by Homer Sapiento (American Graffit/Star Wars) (79)
* The Cutting Room Floor, fiction by Irene Tumanov (Indiana Jones) (89)
* Indiana Jones and the Summer of Doom, fiction by Phoebe Levin (Indiana Jones) (95)
* Blade Runner CrissCross, game (96)
* Thoughts on Witness, article by Lyn Whitfield (51)
* Maybe You Noticed This?, article by Linda Boster and Melody Corbett (52)
* Ford Mini Con Update by Cindy Smith (61)
* Hanover Street Revisted, article by Joann Emerson (62)
* An Australian Impression of WITNESS, article by Sue Morris (76)
* Another Rogue Finds Ford, article by Florea Spiciarich (77)
* Trader Joe's (98)
* Pen Pals (95)
* Galleyproof (100)
* Rogue I.D.'s (100)
* News Contributors for This Issue (101)
 
Image:rogue20-1.jpg|from issue #20, F. Selger 
Image:rogue20-2.jpg|from issue #20, Mary Platt (Indiana Jones)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 20==
==Issue 21==
The Rogue 21 was published in December 1985 and contains 81 pages.
From the editorial: 
* Wire Service (clippings, and retyped mentions, discussion, and interview transcripts from many newspapers and magazines) (1)
* Announcements (35)
* Locate the Clues, game by Anne Lutz (36)
* How I Spent My Summer Vacation, article by Cindy Smith (37)
* Hostetler's Home Town, article by Nancy Baker (43)
* Dwindling Sanity, article by Dave Vergano (45)
* I Know You Didn't See This, article by by Linda Boster and Melody Corbett (47)
* Traveling Around the WITNESS Set, article by Cindy Smith and Laura Alexander (57)
* Supposition, fiction by by Homer Sapiento (Star Wars) (60)
* Kathy's Clown, fiction by Linda Boster (Witness) (66)
* Lessons Learned, fiction by Lauralee Braun (Witness) (71)
* Cockpit Conversation, fiction by Carolyn Golledge (also in Auzwars Chronicles (1985), Southern Comfort #1 (August 1985), Alliance #1 (January 1995)) (73)
* Once Upon a Time, cartoon by Dahlia Badanowski (55)
* Musical Tribute by Maxine Nelson (77)
* A Silent Apology, poem by Anne Marie Flack (77)
* Trader Joe's (78)
* Pen Pals (79)
* Galleyproof, editor's comments (80)
 
Image:rogue21-1.jpg|from issue #21, Anne Lutz for the game "Locate the Clues"
Image:rogue21-2.jpg|from issue #21, Dahlia Badonowski
Image:rogue21-3.jpg|from issue #21, Dianne Smith
Image:rogue21-4.jpg|from issue #21, Dahlia Badonowski
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 21==
==Issue 22==
The Rogue 22 was published in March 1986 and contains 92 pages
The art is by Dave Garcia, Anne Lutz, Cheryl Fint, Lynda Reeder, J. Emerson, Mary Patt, Rebecca Carey, and Feris Segler. 
From the editorial: 
* Wire Service (clippings, and retyped mentions, discussion, and interview transcripts from many newspapers and magazines) (1)
* a reprint of a letter by Kevin B. Fahey sent to the L.A. Times, the title is the Oscars and his support for the film WItness (2)
* Quotes of Note (43)
* My Lucky Day by Jane Wilson (a fan's account of getting Ford's authograph, how she gave him a hand knit sweater, and his thank you not to her that arrived in the mail six weeks later) (55)
* Announcement (58)
* poem by M.K. Cooper (59)
* Friend is Someone Who... by Homer Sapiento (Star Wars) (59)
* Rachel, poem by M.K. Cooper (Witness) (67)
* The Price of Fame, fiction by Mary Platt (Harrison Ford RPF metafic) (68) 
* Coming Home, poem by M.K. Cooper (Witness) (73)
* Crossroads, fiction by Lauralee Braun (Witness) (74)
* cartoon (85)
* game (85)
* a three page comic by Dahlia Badanowski (a fan imagines various Harrison Ford characters while traveling on an airplane) (86)
* A Parting Shot by Homer Sapiento (89)
* Pen Pals (91)
* News Reporters for This Issue/Contributors (91)
* Ads (91)
* Another Ford Meets HF by Jane Wilson (includes photos of a car dealership called "Harrison Ford") (55)
* Galleyproof, comments by the editor (back cover)
 
Image:rogue22-1.jpg|from issue #22, a fan tracked down a book that had been checked out on April 17, 1963 by Harrison Ford when he was a student at Ripon College
Image:rogue22-3.jpg|from issue #22, Cheryl Fint
File:Rogues22letter.jpg|from issue #22, the letter by a fan sent to the L.A. Times
Image:rogue22-4.jpg|from issue #22, Mary Platt (Harrison Ford meets "Fame," a metafic)
Image:rogue22-2.jpg|from issue #22, Mary Platt (Witness)
Image:rogue22-5.jpg|from issue #22, Anne Lutz
Image:rogue22-6.jpg|from issue #22, Dahlia Badanowski 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 22==
==Issue 23==
The Rogue 23 was published in June 1986 and is 77 pages long. 
The art is by Anne Lutz, Mary Plat, Carolynn Sappe, and Feris Segler.
* Wire Service (clippings, and retyped mentions, discussion, and interview transcripts from many newspapers and magazines)
*Wire Service: Awards, articles, reviews, etc.) (1)
*Mosquito Coast Visited (News and TV interviews) (26) 
*A Blade Runner Pilgrimage, article by Stephanie Lopez (38)
*Thoughts On Hanover Street, article by Lyn Whitfield (48)
* A Parting Shot by Homer Sapiento (topic was the Oscar Awards, Mosquito Coast) (41)
* Ford Storyzine Names and Addresses (49)
*Sushi or Kimchee, fiction by M.K. Cooper (Blade Runner) (51)
*Martian Flu, fiction by Homer Sapiento (Witness) (68)
* Trader Joe's (75)
* Pen Pals (76)
* The News Reporters/Contributors (77)
* Galleyproof, editor's comments (77)
 
Image:rogue23-1.jpg|from issue #23, Carolyn Sappe (Hanover Street)
Image:rogue23-2.jpg|from issue #23, Mary Platt (Blade Runner)
Image:rogue23-3.jpg|from issue #23, Carolyn Sappe (Blade Runner)
 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 23==
==Issue 24==
The Rogue 24 was was published in September 1986 and is 72 pages long. 
The art is by Feris Segler, Beth Lentz, Rebecca Carey, Carolyn Sappe, Joann Emerson, and Thomas Murk Freda.
* Wire Service (clippings, and retyped mentions, discussion, and interview transcripts from many newspapers and magazines) (1)
* Quotes of Note (22)
* Walk of Fame Star, article by Ruth Scott (29)
* News Reporters/Contributors (31)
* Strangers, Both, In Strange Lands, article by Linda Boster (30)
* A Parting Shot by Homer Sapiento (32)
*Interchanges, fiction by Lauralee Brauen (Witness) (34) 
* Pen Pals (40)
* Galleyproof, comments by the editor (40)
*Diptych, fiction by by Paula Freda (Star Wars) (41)
*Brigid’s Cup, fiction by Homer Sapiento (Frisco Kid) (70)
* Trader Joe's (70)
Image:rogue24-1.jpg|from issue #24, Rebecca Carey 
Image:rogue24-2.jpg|from issue #24, Thomas Murk Freda
Image:rogue24-3.jpg|from issue #24, Rebecca Carey
==Issue 25==
The Rogue 25 was published in December 1986 and is 83 pages long. 
 
* Wire Service (clippings, and retyped mentions, discussion, and interview transcripts from many newspapers and magazines) (46 pages)
* A Parting Shot by Homer Sapiento
*Close Encounters Of The Ford Kind (Fan meeting with Harrison Ford) (3 pages)
*Rachel Was Special (Deckard) (4 pages)
*A Mid-Winter’s Nightmare (Han Solo) (4 pages)
*And One Clear Call For Me (Indiana Jones) (4 pages)
==References==
Category:Harrison Ford Zines
Category:Indiana Jones Zines
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1980s