Tunnel Visions

You may be looking for Tunnel Vision, a Beauty and the Beast novel by Wendy de-Veryard.
Tunnel Visions is a het Beauty and the Beast (TV) anthology written by Sharon Reynolds. 
==Issue 1==
Tunnel Visions 1 was published in mid-1988 and contains 96 pages. 
From the title page: 
 
* The Perimeter ("The evil Paracelsus has hired two professional assassins to kill Vincent and Father, and, shown them the way down.") (1)
* Little One Lost ("Vincent, at ten learns many of life's calm realities with the help of a strange hermit.") (41)
* The Dance ("It is Catherine in the tunnels, but will the actions of Vincent's new friend, put he and Mouse in terrible peril.") (58)
* The Great Gallery (illustrated poetry) (78)
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==Issue 2==
Tunnel Visions 2 was published in June 1989 and contains 200 pages of fan fiction by Sharon Reynolds. It is subtitled, "Mirror Image." 
"Golden Light" is a crossover with The Phoenix.
In the early editions, Reynolds created this zine in a way that made the entire zine to make it look as if it were a private diary. 
 
From the second edition: 
*Mirror Image ("Vincent's tranquil birthday is interrupted by the unexpected arrival of a strange twin brother.")
*A Road Not Taken ("Catherine and Vincent must trust a blind psychic to help, when a sad ghostly child invades the tunnels.")
*Golden Light ("Bennu, The phoenix alien, has fallen into the tunnels, in his search for an ancient Indian burial ground.") (crossover with The Phoenix (TV series)) 
*Poetry
* Moon Rise ("Vincent, at four years old, is sullen, after a foray above in the park. What happened? He never told Father.")
*Shattered Promises (title in table of contents), Silence Broken (title on story itself) (graphic-style short story) ("After a near fatal accident causes Catherine to have amnesia, Vincent, thinking her dead, languishes near death himself.") 
 
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==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
Tunnel Visions 3 was published in March 1990 and contains 112 pages. It is subtitled, "Black Lace and Roses." The cover is hand-colored and by Sharon Reynolds.
From the zine: 
* Black Lace & Roses by Sharon Reynolds ("Warning -- This story contains sexual overtones, but nothing explicit.") ("Alexander must enlist Joe Maxwell's help, when Catherine and Vincent are reported missing.") (1)
* Every Gift Has It's (sic) Price by Robbie Sturm (49)
* A Mid Summer Dream by Sharon Reynolds ("Vincent and Catherine travel to the mountains, and find that her Glade truly is enchanted.") (56)
* The Sound of Alone by Sharon Reynolds ("Vincent becomes angry, when Catherine is drawn to a strange and lonely French Baron.") (79)
* Only a Game by Robbie Sturm (108)
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==Issue 4==
Tunnel Visions 4 was published in May 1990 and contains 91 pages. It is subtitled, "Idyll of a King." 
The art is by Sharon Reynolds.
* Idyll of a King by Sharon Reynolds ("Vincent wondered what his life would have been like. If things had been different. He's about to find out.") (1)
* Loves Solitude, poem by Ursula Behr (28)
* As Love Stands Watching, poem by Robbie Sturm (29)
* Slow Descent by Sharon Reynolds ("Father begins to worry when his teenage son's behavior suddenly changes.") (30)
* Catnips by Robin Lawrence (39)
* Forever, poem by Robbie Sturm (40)
* The Huntress by Sharon Reynolds (This is about Jamie. "A child is left alone by dire circumstance. In the city of New York. Her only companion, the crossbow her father made for her.") (41)
* The Victrola by Sharon Reynolds (54)
* Surprise Visit & Father Muses, poems by Robbie Sturm (60)
* Shadow of Vengeance (original title: A Small Adventure) by Sharon Reynolds ("Vincent and Bennu must match wits with the evil genius of Paracelsus.") (crossover with The Phoenix) (62)
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==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 4==
==Issue 5==
Tunnel Visions 5 was published in 1991 and contains 95 pages. 
It is subtitled, "Black Out". 
 
It contains seven stories by Sharon Reynolds, Robbie Sturm, Robin Lawrence, and Jennifer Toth.
It contains five poems by Susan Parham, Sharon Reynolds, and Robbie Sturm.
==References==
 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Anthology Zines Category: Beauty and the Beast Het Zines 
Category:1980s Category:1990s