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Whatever Happened to Harry & Johnny?

Whatever Happened to Harry & Johnny? is a slash 191-page anthology. Art by Ruth Kurz, Nancy Broll and Kari Masoner. It required an age statement to purchase.
There are five "complete" stories. There is also a very lengthy section of "Stories that Never Got Written" which is story fragments, vignettes, outlines, and authors' explanations in the form of letters to Ruth of what they envisioned/or have written so far to fill in gaps in the timeline. Some of these sections are very lengthy and are almost complete unto themselves. It is a fascinating look into the construction of this intricate universe. 
==About the Stories that Never Got Written Section==
From Ruth Kurz: 
==Contents==
Story Section:
* Enemy Action (1980) by Ruth Kurz/Noms DePlume (1)
* Growing Pains by DVS (26)
* ... And When I Get There, I’ll Pull Your Hair by Betsy L. Barr (92) (One interpretation of the similarities between Johnny and Hutch, continued from the Tying Up Loose Ends section of Mixed Media.)
* Just Returning the Favor by Robbie (Hardcastle and McCormick crossover) (114)
* Quantum Force by Jackie W (Quantum Leap crossover) (118)
Summary Section: Stories That Never Got Written...
* Timeline (125)
* Magnum Force: The Wolf - 1973 (AU) by Chris Power and Terri Beckett (129)
* It’s Tuesday, Where the Hell’s Belgium? - 1977 by Ruth Kurz (132)
* Trip to Oregon - 1978 by Syn Ferguson (157)
* Runaway - 1978/1979 by Ruth Kurz (159) (as written at a ZebraCon writers' workshop)
* Doomsday - 1979 (AU) by Pam Rose (161) (post AWILA story, alternate universe)
* Story Idea by Billie Phillips(169)
* For Annette - 9179 by Ruth Kurz (169)
* Letter From Joanna Russ (169)
* Back to Britain (170)
** Freelance - Summer 1982 by Terri Beckett
**Irish Story - Summer 1982 by Rosemary C.
** English Story - Summer 1988 by Ruth Kurz
* Global Assignment - Early 1983 by Ruth Kurz (172)
* After the Impact, Meet Horace (reprise) by Jean Chabot and Ruth Kurz (172)
**Deadly Delusion - 1983 (AU) by Ruth Kurz (177)
* Dead Pool - 1988 by Ruth Kurz (185)
* Legacy - 2038 (AU) by Jatona Walker (187) (an alternative universe story, tie-in with the "official" Death story)
==Gallery==
A sample of the art:
Image:hjtimeline.jpg|family tree
Image:hjart1.jpg| Ruth Kurz
Image:hjart2.jpg|| Ruth Kurz
Image:hjmccormick.jpg|Ruth Kurz, the actor who played McCormick from Hardcastle and McCormick, here in a different role
Image:hjart3.jpg| Ruth Kurz
Image:hjart4.jpg| Ruth Kurz, also in Response to October
Image:hjart5.jpg| Ruth Kurz, also in Magnum Force: Harry
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Slash ZinesCategory:Harry & Johnny
Category:1980s
Whatever Happened to Mary Sue?

Whatever Happened to Mary Sue? is an essay by Eshva. While the fandom-focus is The Phantom Menace, the topic encompasses many fandoms. 
"The title of this rant may be somewhat misleading. I'm not suggesting for a moment that MS has vanished, that the classic "too good to be true" original female stand-in for the writer can no longer be found. Not for a minute. But I do think that, after being identified and vilified she has mutated into different forms. Evolved."
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Mary Sue Meta
Category:2001 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Whatever It Takes (Quantum Leap story)

Whatever It Takes is a gen Quantum Leap story written by Debbie Martinez.
It was posted to alt.tv.quantum-leap.creative in 1996.
==Summary==
==Author Notes==
==Parts==
* part 1
* part 2
* part 3
* part 4
* part 5
* part 6
* part 7 is offline
* part 8
* part 9
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:1996 Fanfiction
Category:Quantum Leap Fanfiction
Whatever It Takes (West Wing story)

Whatever It Takes is a 92-page het novel by Tara Patterson. Cover by Rebecca Anderson.
Summary from the publisher, "The ups, downs and sideways twists as Toby works at a new relationship." 
Age statement required. 
Category:West Wing Zines
Category:West Wing Fanfiction
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:Het Zines
Category:1990s
Whatever Thou Wouldst Crave

Whatever Thou Wouldst Crave is a Kirk/Spock story by islaofhope.
 
It was published in the print zine Beyond Dreams #3. 
 
==Summary==
"Kirk is attacked while giving a speech during the negotiations to admit Orion to the Federation and the list of suspects includes Sarek, who dissaproves of the link between him and Spock."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:2001 Fanfiction‎
Whatever Weaver Wants

Whatever Weaver Wants is a femslash fanfiction mailing list for the ER fandom, focusing on the character Dr. Kerry Weaver. The Group had 1346 members, but went defunct with the closure of Yahoo Groups.
Description in 2003: 	
A later group description:
==References==
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:Femslash Mailing Lists
Category:2000 Mailing Lists
Category:Fanfiction Mailing Lists
Whatever Works

Whatever Works is a gen 352-page multifandom anthology edited by L.A. Carr. 
It has art by Dani Lane, Katrina Snyder, Leah Rosenthal, Vicki Brinkmeier, Suzy Sansom and Gin Turpin, and poetry and filks by Teresa Sarick, CarolMel Ambassador, Sue-Anne Hartwick, Dani Lane and L.A. Carr.
==Contents==
* A Sucker for Blonds by Rachelle S ("It was a quick, easy job — paid well, covered all the expenses. But did Rick realize just how much trouble he was looking at?") (Simon and Simon) (7)
* Thicker Than Blood by Regenia Marracino (Starsky and Hutch) (16)
* The Shadow (Simon and Simon) (39)
* Better Be Good to Me by Leah Rosenthal and Ann Wortham (Blake's 7) (40)
* Miami Coolor (Miami Vice) (45)
* Flashback by Susan Matthews (Airwolf) (46)
* The Stone Saga (Romancing the Stone) (66)
* Tainted Love by Katrina Snyder (a Miami Vice story, but also a Hellhound prequel, since Jules Gregory) (68)
* Questions (Simon and Simon) (96)
*Requeim by Sheila Paulson (" The Master's search for his daughter may indeed prove successful — but not the way he had hoped. Can Max help his teacher ~ and himself?") (The Master) (97)
* Orwell (Harry O) (102)
* Loving Every Minute of It by Leah Rosenthal and Ann Wortham (Blake's 7) (103)
* The Last Flight of Chopper by Christine Jeffords ("Vietnam Veterans, former Peace Protestors and murder add up to questions the Simon brothers have to find the answers to ~ even about themselves.") (Simon and Simon) (118)
* MacGyver: Second Season, Episodes 1-3 by Jacqueline Taero (1 page) (poem) (MacGyver) (212)
* Whatever Artwoks (Simon and Simon) (214)
* By the Book by Susan Hall ("Vince Romano remembers his hometown and the man who straightened his troubled teen life out.") (T.J. Hooker) (226)
* Welcome to Flamingo by Susanne McChin (Miami Vice) (232)
* An Obedience Undefined by CarolMel Ambassador (Blake's 7) (poem) (251)
* Missing Person by Brenda A. ("A.J. had left in a huff, and Rick expected him back any time. But after hours, then days, he realized that something was very, very wrong.") (Simon and Simon) (252)
* The Promise by Leah Rosenthal and Ann Wortham (Blake's 7) later reprinted in The Other Side #3 (271)
* Miss Dipesto Speaking (Moonlighting) (284)
* The Way of Martyrs by Susanne McGhin (The Professionals) (285)
* Cast from the Heavens by L.A. Carr ("The Firm told Hawke that Archangel had defected ~ and Hawke doesn't believe a word of it. Is it all a scheme to get Airwolf ~ and if so, who's scheme is it?") (Airwolf) (305)
* Ode to a Fanzine by L.A. Carr (Blake's 7) (poem) (319)
* New World Man (Blake's 7) (320)
* Picture Perfect by Jackie Edwards (Equalizer) (321)
* The Wild West End (The Professionals) (331)
* Countdown by Jacqueline Taero (Blake's 7) (poem) (252)
Image:Flyer whatever works pg 1.jpg|flyer from the back of Southern Seven #1, click to enlarge
Image:Flyer whatever works pg2.jpg|flyer page 2, click to enlarge
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1986 Zines
Whatever You Do, Don't Press!

Whatever You Do, Don't Press! is the name of Mysti Frank's first zine publishing business. 
"Whatever You Do, Don't Press!" began in the pre-internet era.
This zine publisher became Agent With Style. It was a slow morph, reflected by website titles, changes in flyers, and who the checks were made out to, but in late 1999/very early 2000.
Checks were first to be made out to "Whatever You Do, Don't Press," then "Mystery Frank," then in October 1998 "Agent With Style" (though the press still had its original name).
According to its Facebook page, Frank considers "Whatever You do, Don't Press!" to be the same publishing company as Agent With Style, stating that Agent With Style "began in 1986." Facebook, accessed April 2016 
This is a bit perplexing as the earliest known zine, Chalk and Cheese, was first published in 1988.
In 1998, it had a functioning website (agentwithstyle.com), and could take credit cards. "Lastly, my web page is finally up and running, so why not take a minute to go check it out? As soon as I have all the zines I'm currently carrying and agenting uploaded (along with their tables of content), this will be the best place to go find out if that zine you've been waiting for so long has actually made it to print yet. It's also a place to check to see what zines I have open for submission. And, while I know this is going to strike fear into the hearts of those of you who have access to one, I can now accept credit cards!. Visa Master Card, Discover, and any card with a Novus sign on it. Oooh. Scary, isn't it?" from Come to Your Senses #5 
==Some Zines==
* Beyond the Golden Triangles (1997)
* Blake, Rabble and Roll (1989-)
* Brit Shriek! (1992)
* The Brothers of Eros (1995)
* Chalk and Cheese (1988-)
* Chimera (1997)
* Come to Your Senses (1997-2008) (#1-#9), then Agent With Style (#9-#28)
* Fugitives (1996)
* Green Eggs and Ham (1991-)
* Holiday Shrieks (1993)
* The Hols of CI5 (1991)
* Just My Type (1993-1994)
* Lifeline (1997)
* Masters (1997)
* The Nia Chronicles (1997)
* Pictures of the Past (1997)
* The Portrait Gallery (1994)
* A Sentinel's Guide (1997-)
* Sentry Duty (1997)
* Scared Senseless (1998)
* Shell Game (1995)
* Starlight, Starbright (1998)
* The Student (1995 or before)
* That Was Zen, This Is Tao (1995)
* To Soar Like a Hawke (1995)
* Understanding (1997)
* Wham, Bam, Thank You, Sam! (1993)
* Who Wants to Live Forever? (1994-)
==References==
Whathappenedtohuell.com

whathappenedtohuell.com was a fan-created website that counted the number of days Huell Babineaux from Breaking Bad had supposedly been waiting alone in a DEA safe house. Huell is taken to the safe house in the final season of the show by two characters who promise to let him know when it's safe to leave but subsequently die, and Huell himself is not seen again in Breaking Bad. The idea that he simply kept waiting in the safe house became a frequent joke among fans.
The final season of Better Call Saul revealed that Huell did in fact leave the house eventually, and an official promotional clip for El Camino called Waiting With Huell addressed the joke by showing him sitting aimlessly on the couch until he finally gets fed up and leaves.
whathappenedtohuell.com was created in 2015 by Martin KrestanMartin Krestan, Feb 19 2015: "Made a website for my brother yesterday.I've never seen the show but I get the joke" and last archived by the Wayback Machine in 2016. By 2017 the domain had expired.
== References ==
Category:Breaking Bad
Category:2010s Websites
Whatsoever Star that Beckons

Whatsoever Star that Beckons is a gen Star Trek: TOS 153-page anthology. It contains five stories and poems by Rowena Warner. The art is by Lois I. Rasmussen.
* Mask of Shadows (Spock gets traumatic amnesia and no one knows why.) (1)
* Friends (55)
* My Friend, My Foe (McCoy and Spock have been captured by Romulans to be used as subjects of an experiment. The Romulans think they have a way to turn humans against Vulcans. If it works with McCoy and Spock, it will be used to tear apart the Federation.) (56)
* Friends, II (80)
* Two Faces of Freedom (A mystery involving a wolf-like race never before seen by the Enterprise crew.) (81)
 Image:whatsoeverstarthatbeckons.jpg| front cover of the third printing (1985) by Lois Rassmussen
 Image:beckonsback.jpg| back cover
File:beckons1.jpg|interior
File:beckons2.jpg|interior
File:beckons3.jpg|interior
File:beckons4.jpg|interior
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1984 Zines
What’s My Name in Darkovan?

What’s My Name in Darkovan? is a 1978 essay by Marion Zimmer Bradley.
It was printed in Darkovan Language Review.
The topic is the influences of language and other people's books on Bradley's writing. 
==From the Essay==
==References==
Category:Meta in Print
Category:1978 Meta
Category:Darkover Meta
Category:Marion Zimmer Bradley Meta
Category:Fictional Language Resources
What’s going on with all the “if you donate to AO3 you’re evil” posting on Tumblr?

What’s going on with all the “if you donate to AO3 you’re evil” posting on Tumblr? is a 2021 post on Reddit. As of April 20, it had 366 comments.
This post was made a few days after the OTW's fundraising drive (April 9-11, 2021, 2021-04-08.), which typically causes an increase in criticism of the AO3. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Archive of Our Own, Organization for Transformative Works, Open Doors
* fandom and profit
* warnings and tags
* Fanfiction.Net and its various purges
* antis
* Patreon
* Tumblr fan culture
* Tumblr NSFW Content Purge
* policing fanworks that fans consider rascist
==The Question==
==Excerpts from Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Meta on Reddit
Category:2021 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Organization for Transformative Works Meta
Wheatley

Wheatley is a character introduced in Portal 2 of the Portal video game series.
== Canon ==
In the video game Portal 2, Wheatley is a personality core (an AI designed by Aperture Science) that initially works with player character Chell but eventually turns against her.
== Fandom ==
Chelley, the pairing of Wheatley and Chell, became popular soonn after Portal 2's release. Wheatley/GLadOS is much less popular but also found within the fandom.
===Tropes & Fanon ===
* Humanization/Anthropomorphism
== Example Fanworks ==
* Blue Sky
===Fanart===
File:Portal wheatley by forte girl7.jpg | By Forte-girl7
* 
* , fanart of Wheatly and GLadOS by ggladiolus
* animation of human!Wheatley with a wire contraption similar to Doc Ock, by artsyreower
===Other===
* by Mr. Volt -- video about making a model of Wheatley
* , a variation of the horse plinko meme with Wheatley
== Links & Resources ==
* Wheatley at The Portal Wiki
* Wheatley at Wikipedia
* Wheatley at The Villain Wiki
* #wheatley tag on Tumblr
* Wheatley filter on FFN
* Wheatley (Portal) works on AO3
Category:Portal
Whedonesque

WHEDONesque is a community weblogWhedonesque is a group blog not located on LJ that is a central news source for the Buffyverse fandom. This blog is sometimes referred to by ljficwriters as having a different culture and participant base from their own. Excerpt from the dissertation glossary: Download available at: CiteSeerX - PDF Archive discussing the work of TV series creator Joss Whedon. It was created by Caroline van Oosten de Boer and Milo Vermeulen for fan members to share their views on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel, Firefly, and any other projects in which Joss is involved. As part of the Jossverse fandom its members were called whedonvers in honor of one of the other names in the verse.
The site was closed in August 2017, while there was no direct mention of the reason behind the closing, it's seems to relate to The Wrap's published essay by Kai Cole, Joss Whedon’s ex-wife.In the closing note of the website Simon says: So thank you. And if you want to mark our passing, please find a charity or organisation that deals with the treatment of Complex post-traumatic stress disorder (C-PTSD) and leave a donation.
Possibly alluding to the excerpt from Kai: My entire reality changed overnight, and I went from being a strong, confident woman, to a confused, frightened mess. I was eventually diagnosed with Complex PTSD and for the last five years, I have worked hard to make sense of everything that happened and find my balance again. It has not been easy... 
Extracted from: 
Other sites and related pages were then removed, minus Twitter. The closing came to be an article on the EW site, which led to a big buzz about "separating the author from the work", or as Caroline called it Trust the art, not the artist, however she herself pointed out that: 
==Site Closure==
On August 21, 2017, it was announced that the site would be closed:
A few days later, Caroline made a more in-depth comment about the site's closure and that this idea was in the air even before the ones between Whedon and his ex-wife.
==Site Closing Reactions==
Below are some comments in the hours following the site's closing report, for further comments and information see notes and references at the bottom of the page:After the closing of the site, the reactions of the members it's were diverse, from understanding people to even desolate ones, some of these comments were archived and can be read in the referred links here, here, here, here out here, here and here.
==Notes and References==
===Notes===
===References===
Category:2002 Websites
Category:2000s Websites
Category:2010s Websites
Category:Jossverse
Wheel in Space

Wheel in Space is a Doctor Who zine. It is a publication of the Patrick Troughton Preservation Society, emphasis is on Patrick Troughton's time in Doctor Who along with some of his other work, plus a little bit of William Hartnell. The zines contain articles, reviews, letters, and a little bit of fiction.
There were at least eleven issues published. 
The 1981 reprint edition #1 is a North American publication with selected articles reprinted from the first five issues of Wheel in Space. 
==Gallery==
Image:wheelinspace6.jpg|cover of issue #6
Image:wheelinspace7.jpg|cover of issue #7
Image:wheelinspace8.jpg|cover of issue #8
Image:wheelinspace9.jpg|cover of issue #9
Image:wheelinspace10.jpg|cover of issue #10
Image:wheelinspace11.jpg|cover of issue #11
Image:wheelinspacespecial.jpg|cover of special reprint #1
 
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1980s
Wheeljack

Wheeljack is a popular and recurring character in the Transformers franchise.
==Canon Background==
[characterization, story role, further important appearances]
===Major Appearances===
*The Transformers TV series
*The Transformers Generation One Marvel Comics
*The Transformers Generation One IDW Comics
*The Transformers Unicron Trilogy
*Transformers Bay Movies
**also Transformers Rise of the Beasts
*Transformers Aligned (Prime) Continuity
*Transformers Cyberverse
*Transformers Earthspark
See on TFWiki.net for more of his appearances.
==Popular Tropes & Fanon==
TBA
==Subjects of Fannish Interest & Meta==
TBA
==Relationships==
This is purposefully an incomplete list, as Wheeljack is shipped with many of the other Transformers. He's also popular for self-insert shipping.
Please add any notable relationships in fanworks if they are missing.
Primary Canon	With... 	Who is a(n)...	Full Label 	Type	Ship Name(s) 	Information
Prime 	Ratchet 	Autobot 	Ratchet/Wheeljack 	M/M 	ラチェホイ | ホイラチェ 	Wheeljack's most popular pairing
IDW Comics 	Starscream 	Autobot 	Starscream/Wheeljack 	M/M 	Starjack 	Both are scientists
Prime 	Bulkhead 	Autobot 	Bulkhead/Wheeljack 	M/M 	BHWJ | WJBH 	Best friends; very touchy-feely
Prime 	Ultra Magnus	Autobot 	Ultra Magnus/Wheeljack	M/M 	Ultrajack 	Both are Wreckers, with Magnus being leader of the Wreckers
Cyberverse 	Shockwave 	Decepticon 	Shockwave/Wheeljack 	M/M 	Shockjack 	Both are scientists, specifically eccentric inventors
Prime 	Arcee 	Autobot 	Arcee/Wheeljack 	F/M 	Wheelcee 	(n/a)
various 	Perceptor 	Autobot 	Perceptor/Wheeljack 	M/M 	Wheelceptor 	Both are scientists and are often seen as a duo
==Example/Notable Fanac==
===Fan Communities/Fan Events===
* , a club on Deviantart
* , a club on Deviantart for Perceptor/Wheeljack
* , a club on Deviantart for Ratchet/Wheeljack
* , a club on Deviantart for Ratchet/Wheeljack
* , a fanweek held in 2019 for Starscream/Wheeljack
===Wikis===
* on PixivEncyclopedia
* on the TFWiki
* on the Shipping Wiki
===Fan Fic===
===Fan Art===
===General Fanworks===
===Meta===
Category:Transformers Characters
Wheels Within Wheels

Wheels Within Wheels is a 300-page slash Phantom Menace anthology. 
It contains follow-up stories to Mrs. Hamill's Riding the Wheel of If, with stories by Kat and Susan Anthony. It also includes a new-to-this-publication coda by Susan Anthony to her Obi-Wan Kenobi: Jedi Action Hero series. 
The art is by Sian, Black Wolf, Jayden, Anne, Bandai Entertainment, and Fuumin. 
==Submission Request==
Printed in the print zine Riding the Wheel of If.
==From the Editorial==
==Contents==
* Gee's Story, fiction by Kat (a continuation from Wheel's chapter 23) (4)
* Obi-Wan Kenobi: Jedi Action Hero, fiction by Susan Anthony (a continuation from Wheel's chapter 15) (21)
* What Happened Next, fiction (22)
** Chancellor Qui-Gon Jinn, art by Sian (28)
**Vellen Lars, art by Black Wolf (44)
** Master Yoda, art by Black Wolf (51)
* Further Development, fiction (52)
** Benjamin Lars, art by Sian (60)
* Road to Coruscant, fiction (76)
** Knight Owen Lars, art by Black Wolf (83)
** Senator Palpatine, art by Black Wolf (95)
** Aren Lars, art by Black Wolf (101)
** Primary Khamier Sarin, art by Anne (117)
* Above and Beyond, fiction (142)
** Knight Bruck Chun, art by Black Wolf (169)
** The Squad from Callis, art Bandai Entertainment (190)
** Master Mirra Windu, art by Black Wolf (195)
**Queen Amidala of Naboo, art by Black Wolf (196)
* The Final Conflict, fiction (197)
** Mari-Gon Prav Alisina, art by Anne (207)
** Xanatos Chiryari, art by Black Wolf (259)
** Obi-Wan Kenobi: Jedi Action Hero, art by Fuumin (286)
* The Return of the Doggleboggle Sith, fiction (This story begins shortly before 'Road to Coruscant: The Final Conflict.' 'The Return of the Doggleboggle Sith' was inspired by the story 'Ex Y' by Hilary Jacynthe Demorae, archived on the MA site.(287)
==Sample Interior==
 
Image:wheelswithinwheels-1.jpg|Sian
Image:wheelswithinwheels-2.jpg|Fuumin
Image:wheelswithinwheels-3.jpg|Black Wolf
Image:wheelswithinwheels-4.jpg|Black Wolf
Image:wheelswithinwheels-5.jpg|Black Wolf
Image:wheelswithinwheels-6.jpg|Black Wolf
Image:wheelswithinwheels-7.jpg|Anne
File:Wheelswithinwheels-8.jpg|Bandai Entertainment
Image:wheelswithinwheels1.jpg|Black Wolf 
Image:wheelswithinwheels-9.jpg|Black Wolf
Image:wheelswithinwheels-10.jpg|Anne
Image:wheelswithinwheels-11.jpg|Fuumin
 
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Zines
Category:2007 Zines
Wheels of Darkness and Other Stories

Wheels of Darkness and Other Stories is a slash Harry and Johnny 56-page anthology of stories, photocopied pictures of actors, and ads from gay men's magazines. Art is by TH and Ruth Kurz. Those who appear to have contributed clippings are LaS, NB and MWh.
They are sequels to Eileen Roy's novel Shooting Star. 
Like most of the Harry and Johnny fanzines, it was published without the required pre-1989 copyright notices and may be in the public domain. 
==Contents==
* Wheels of Darkness by Eileen Roy and Frankie Jemison (early 1976) (a story about Richard Eckert, Bob Lockard, and Sandy Morgen -- all "portrayed" by Robert Redford, Paul Newman, and Gary Sandy respectively) (1)
* Another Turn of the Wheel by Ruth Kurz (early 1976) (13)
* Flu by Ruth Kurz (early 1976) (33)
* The Kurz Curse by S. Soliste (about 1979) (An oddity for the Harry and Johnny series: while not slash this story is about Dave Starsky and Minnie Kaplan.) (38)
* A Kurzory Glance by S. Soliste (about 1979) (Another one with Minnie and Starsky.) (40)
* Kurzive Letters by S. Soliste (about 1979) (Two letters between Captain Dobey and Harry Callahan.) (43)
* Piece of the Rock by Ruth Kurz (Summer 1982) (46)
* Changes by Ruth Kurz (Summer 1982) (50)
==Fan Comments==
Image:wheelsof1.jpg|example of photos used
Image:wheelsof2.jpg|art by Tracey
Image:wheelsof3.jpg|art by Ruth Kurz (Starsky and Minnie Kaplan)
Image:wheelsof4.jpg|example of photocopied ad
==References==
Category:Slash ZinesCategory:Harry & Johnny
Category:1980s