On a Clear Day You Can See Dagobah

On a Clear Day You Can See Dagobah is a series of gen Star Wars fanzines. The editors were Mark and Melea Fisher. It contained stories by multiple authors, some had color covers, and interior illustrations by various fan artists including the two editors.
The front covers of 1-3: "On a Clear Day You Can See Dagobah." The front covers of 4-9 were titled simply "Dagobah."
==An Origin Story==
==Issue 1==
On a Clear Day You Can See Dagobah 1 was published in 1985 and contains 96 pages.
The art is by Jim Markle, Steve Bales, Mark Fisher, Melea Roden Fisher, Paul Roberts, Carolyn Cooper (not listed in the zine, but mentioned in a letter of comment in issue #2), Jem, Jenni Hennig and Dani Lane.
Paul Roberts created a detailed four-page portfolio of weapons, handy for cosplayers and others. 
Melea Fisher had a handful of advertisement parodies, each one starring Leia Organa and commentating on femininity. 
From the original publisher's flyer: 
* A Heart of Gold by Ann Wortham (an "In-Laws story) (1) 
* Mourning by Jeanine Hennig (also in Catalyst! Collected) (8)
* Art Portfolio by Jim Markle (12)
* With a Bit of Luck by Carolyn Cooper (A short story in the Hanna Beru Skywalker series.) (17)
* Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back Quiz by Lynda Vandiver (29)
*Art Portfolio by Steve Bales (30)
* Martyr by Jeanine Hennig (35)
* Art Portfolio by Melea Fisher (52)
* Destiny by Cheree Cargill (58)
* Art Portfolio by Mark Fisher (60)
* Business Before Pleasure by Mark Fisher (65)
* Yoda Puzzle by Lynda Vandiver (66)
* Weapons of Star Wars, art by Paul Roberts (handy for cosplay!) (67)
* * Don't Cry for Me, poem by Mark Fisher (73)
* Oops! by Mark Fisher and Paul Robert (74)
* By Any Other Name... A Brother by Violet Norstrom (75)
* Back at Dagobah Puzzle by Lynda Vandiver (83)
* Han Solo and the Princess, filk by Melea Fisher (85)
* Not a Game Anymore by Mark Fisher (87)
 
Image:dagobah1-1.jpg|from issue #1, Jim Markle
Image:dagobah1-2.jpg|from issue #1, Jim Markle (reprinted in issue #6)
Image:dagobah1-3.jpg|from issue #1, Steve Bales
Image:dagobah1-4.jpg|from issue #1, Steve Bales
Image:dagobah1-5.jpg|from issue #1, Steve Bales
Image:dagobah1-6.jpg|from issue #1, Melea Fisher
Image:dagobah1-7.jpg|from issue #1, Jeanine Hennig
Image:dagobah1-8.jpg|from issue #1, Mark Fisher
Image:dagobah1-9.jpg|from issue #1, Mark Fisher
Image:dagobah1-10.jpg|from issue #1, Mark Fisher, many fans commented on this illo in the next issue
Image:dagobah1-11.jpg|from issue #1, Mark Fisher
Image:dagobah1-12.jpg|from issue #1, Mark Fisher
Image:dagobah1-13.jpg|from issue #1, Mark Fisher
Image:dagobah1-14.jpg|from issue #1, Jem
Image:dagobah1-15.jpg|from issue #1, Jim Markle
Image:dagobah1-16.jpg|from issue #1, Jim Markle
Image:dagobah1-25.jpg|from issue #1, Dani Lane
Image:dagobah1-17.jpg|from issue #1, Melea Fisher, ad parody
Image:dagobah1-18.jpg|from issue #1, Melea Fisher, ad parody 
Image:dagobah1-19.jpg|from issue #1, Melea Fisher, ad parody
Image:dagobah1-20.jpg|from issue #1, Melea Fisher, ad parody
Image:dagobah1-21.jpg|from issue #1, Paul Roberts 
Image:dagobah1-22.jpg|from issue #1, Paul Roberts 
Image:dagobah1-23.jpg|from issue #1, Paul Roberts 
Image:dagobah1-24.jpg|from issue #1, Paul Roberts 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
 
On a Clear Day You Can See Dagobah 2 was published in 1986 and contains 179 pages. It is also called "On a Clear Day You Can See Dagobah Again."
The artwork is by Karen River, Melea Fisher, Jim Markle, Sandi Jones, Mark Fisher, Dani Lane, Steve Bales, and Rhonda Henderson.
 
* Letters of Comment (i)
* Martyr by Jeanine Hennig (1)
* But That Was Yesterday, vignette by Lynda Vandiver (50)
* Training of a Jedi by Mary St. Cyr (51)
* Guess Who's Coming to Dinner by Michelle Malkin (72)
* Art Portfolio by Sandi Jones (75)
* Hunting the Hunter by Martha Wilson (Martha Wilson's first ever Star Wars story, and first story in the Arandu Series. Han meets a Sith Lord while captured by Boba Fett.) (reprinted in The Renegade and the Rogue) (79)
* Boba Fett's Lament by Rhonda Henderson (100)
* The Classifies by Marci Erwin (102)
* The Good, the Bad and the Royal by Ann Wortham (103)
* Motherless Child by Michelle Malkin (115)
* Hold On by Marci Erwin (118)
* An Idea Worthy of Fannish Consideration by Michelle Malkin (humorous poetic speculation about a Darkside Wookiee) (120)
* By Any Other Name... A Brother, part two by Violet Nordstrom (122)
* Mixed Blessings by Pat Grant (153)
* The Falcon With the Dish on Top, filk to the tune of "Surrey with the Fringe on Top," by Ellen Randolph (162)
* The Fourth Apparition by Ann E. Huiznega (163)
* Will I? by L.A. Carr (167)
* Fireside Reverie, vignette by Lynda Vandiver (169)
* The Golden Jewel by Mark Fisher (171)
* Take 27, Icky-Poo by Mark and Melea Fisher (179)
 
Image:dagobah2-1.jpg|from issue #2, Melea Fisher
Image:dagobah2-2.jpg|from issue #2, Jim Markle
Image:dagobah2-3.jpg|from issue #2, Sandi Jones
Image:dagobah2-4.jpg|from issue #2, Sandi Jones
Image:dagobah2-5.jpg|from issue #2, sample text
Image:dagobah2-6.jpg|from issue #2, Melea Fisher
Image:dagobah2-7.jpg|from issue #2, Steve Bales
Image:dagobah2-8.jpg|from issue #2, Jim Markle
Image:dagobah2-9.jpg|from issue #2, Steve Bales: "A Darkside Wookiee"
Image:dagobah2-10.jpg|from issue #2, sample filk
 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
 
Dagobah 3 was published in 1987 and is 146 pages long. The art is by Dani Lane, Wanda Lybarger, June Edwards, Jenni Hennig, Mark Fisher, Rhonda Henderson, Melea Fisher, Emily Penfield, front cover is by Steve Bales.
* Shadow of the Hunter, story by Martha Wilson ("A crazed Sith Lord searches for information about an old rival and comes across the name Han Solo. How did Han Solo survive a meeting with a renegade Sith Lord? Sith Lord Lan Adarin had to find out." Second story in the Arandu Series. See The Renegade and the Rogue) (1)
* Blood-Right, story by Jeanine Hennig (Pre SW - "Tamlin is drawn to the planet Sith by an unknown Force-sensitive only to discover a young Darth Vader trying to cope with being different.") (also in Catalyst! Collected) (22)
* For Liberty or Death, poem by Barbara Gardner (53)
* Like My Father Before Me, vignette by Ellen Randolph (54)
* Bespin Delusion, story by Carolyn Golledge. (Pre ROTJ - "What happened when Han, Leia and Chewie walked into Vader's little dinner party on Bespin? Vader uses Han's pain to draw Luke to Cloud City by torturing the Corellian before turning him over to Boba Fett, but the waves of pain sent unconsciously by Han become a torment to Darth Vader.") (41)
* Potential, story by Waverly Pierre III (ROTJ - Luke had a few anxious moments when Chada had begun to probe him. His shock and surprise at seeing an untrained Force sensitive use an advanced Jedi mind probe had made him careless. Even though he had erected a shield, he had not bothered to fade it out, and so, was nearly found out by the young Acha. He worked quickly to rectify his mistake. At the same time, he surreptitiously tacked a probe of his own to hers and followed her journey.") (56)
 
* Without Wings, poem by Marci Erwin (70)
* Twist of Fate, vignette by Barbara Gardner (72)
* Winter Sports, story by Karen Ripley (Pre TESB - The new Hoth base is being assembled and the only form of transportation is the native taun-tauns that have not yet been sexed. When Luke discovers the furry creatures are trying to reproduce, he must tell the transportation supervisor, who happens to be Princess Leia. This is one dilemma that Han just can't miss.") (74)
* Art Portfolio by Daara (81)
* It's Only Thunder, story by L.A. Carr (Pre TESB - Luke finds out that thunder can sometimes be just a bunch of noise.") (85)
* The Gerster Affair, story by Marti Schuller (Post ROTJ - Han finds himself stuck with a small furry animal as a wedding gift from the king of a strategically important planet. Unfortunately its a two week flight home and Han is in no mood to babysit, but the gerster doesn't know that.") (90)
* My Fair Jedi by M. Raunch (filk, The Star Wars characters sing their own lyrics to the tunes of "My Fair Lady." Filks include: "The Sith He Is" by Master Yoda, "Get Us Out of This In Time" by Han, Leia, and Luke, "Just You Wait, Luke Skywalker" by the Emperor, "Isn't Evil Lovely" by Jabba the Hut.) (105)
* Regrets, poem by Barbara Gardner (116)
* Art Portfolio by Melea Fisher (117)
* Silent Message, story by Barbara Drake (Pre TESB - An ancient religion requires a human sacrifice for their ritual, but their gods require that sacrifice be a Jedi of which only two are known to exist, Luke and his aunt Leanna Skywalker. Returning to Tatooine could mean death for both of them. A chapter in the Skywalker Chronicles.") (120)
* When You're Hot, You're Hot, poem by Rhonda Henderson (144)
 
Image:dagobah3-1.jpg|from issue #3, Wanda Lybarger
Image:dagobah3-2.jpg|from issue #3, Mark Fisher
Image:dagobah3-3.jpg|from issue #3, Mark Fisher
Image:dagobah3-4.jpg|from issue #3, Emily Penfield
Image:dagobah3-5.jpg|from issue #3, Melea Fisher
Image:dagobah3-6.jpg|from issue #3, Jenni Hennig
Image:dagobah3-7.jpg|from issue #3, Mark Fisher
Image:dagobah3-8.jpg|from issue #3, Daara
Image:dagobah3-9.jpg|from issue #3, Daara
Image:dagobah3-10.jpg|from issue #3, Melea Fisher, reprinted in color as the cover of #9
 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
Dagobah 4 was published in 1989 and is 113 pages long. 
The art is by Mark Fisher, Melea Fisher, Dani Lane, Emily Penfield, Rebecca Carey, Wanda Lybarger, Cathy Fisher, and Scott McCullar.
* Letters of Comment (i)
* The Artash Gamble story by Martha Wilson ("Pre TESB, art by Wanda Lybarger. Han and Leia are caught up in an Imperial entanglement while trying to rescue Luke and other rebels from an ambush on a commercial space station. Fourth story in the Arandu Series.") (reprinted in The Renegade and the Rogue) (1)
* Knights in Pink Satin, story by Carolyn Golledge ("This is comedy-farce and not meant to be taken seriously. Tells the tale of what would happen if a Luke-fan joined the Rebellion. The punchline concerns the friend upon whom I based this story, suddenly switching from Star Wars to Beauty and The Beast.") (29)
* The Message, story by by Marti Schuller ("Post ROTJ, art by Emily Penfield — Luke Skywalker, now head of the new Jedi Training School, receives a mysterious message that leads him to a forgotten homestead on a remote mining world.") (41)
* Betrayal, fiction by Lucy Carr ("Pre TESB, art by Dani Lane — A close brush with a bounty hunter convinces Han that he was betrayed by a close friend. Could that friend be Luke Skywalker? Would Luke stop at nothing to get badly needed funds for the Alliance?") (55)
* The Portside Girl, fiction by Susan Zahn ("Post ROTJ, art by Melea Fisher — Princess Leia awaits the return of her lover, Han Solo, in a dark and dingy bar and contemplates the changes this love has brought to her life.") (67)
* Blood-Stained Hands, fiction by Barbara Gardner ("Pre ROTJ, art by Melea Fisher — Darth Vader struggles with his conscience over the fate of his son.") (72)
* The Knighting, fiction by Barbara Drake ("Pre SW-ANH, art by Melea Fisher — From the Skywalker Chronicles. As Leanna Skywalker awaits her formal Jedi Knighting, a dark and sinister figure plots the future destruction of the Skywalkers, both Leanna and Anakin.") (76)
* Sha-Khan, fiction by Waverly Pierre III ("Pre ROTJ, art by Mark Fisher — While following the trail of Boba Fett, Luke and Leia encounter a creature long thought destroyed — a creature once used by the Sith Lords to hunt down the Jedi.") (87)
* The Lords of the Sith Presents, parody by Melea Fisher (115)
* Victory, story by Rachel Natasha Mohr ("ROTJ, art by Mark Fisher — Deep in the forest on the moon of Endor, Luke Skywalker bids a final farewell to his father.") (116)
 
Image:dagobah4-1.jpg|from issue #4, Wanda Lybarger
Image:dagobah4-2.jpg|from issue #4, Wanda Lybarger
Image:dagobah4-3.jpg|from issue #4, Rebecca Carey
Image:dagobah4-4.jpg|from issue #4, Emily Penfield
Image:dagobah4-5.jpg|from issue #4, Dani Lane
Image:dagobah4-6.jpg|from issue #4, Melea Fisher
Image:dagobah4-7.jpg|from issue #4, Melea Fisher
Image:dagobah4-8.jpg|from issue #4, Melea Fisher
 File:Dagobah4-9.jpg|from issue #4, Melea Fisher
 
 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 4==
==Issue 5==
Dagobah 5 was published in 1991 and contains 182 pages.
The cover by Melea Fisher won the Star aWard 1991 SW COVER ARTIST. Other art is by Melea Fisher, Mark Fisher, Rebecca Carey, Debbie Hoyt, Melanie Guttierrez, Z.P. Florian, and Wanda Lybarger.
* Death And Taxes, story by Carolyn Cooper ("This Is another short story in the Hanna Beru Skywalker series. For those unfamiliar with the series that began In From a Certain Point of View. Luke Skywalker discovers he has a daughter from a prior visit to Ord Mantell with Han Solo. Imagine a Force-talented, Artful Dodger merged with Dennis the Menace. Beru and Han have a certain bondlng, kind of like Bonnie and Clyde. The rest of the story should be self-explanatory. For those following the series, this story takes place 3 years after Beru's "flying lesson" in "A Fine Time Was Had By All" In From a Certain Point of View #4 and Liander Is spending some time with Chewbacca on the Wookiee home world which explains their absence. Enjoy!") (3)
* Lost Soul, poem by Lorrie Cherry (13)
* Wind Chill Factors, story by Sue Zahn (14)
* A Tribute to a Not So Ordinary Man, poem by Debbie Hoyt (ode to the genius of George Lucas) (18)
* Hoth Winds, story by Z.P. Florian (20)
* Luke's Farewell to Yoda, poem by Debbie Hoyt (24)
* Force Factor Nine, story by Anne Goetz (Star Trek: TNG/Star Wars) (26)
* Art Portfolio by Z.P. Florian (67)
* It's All in the Brain, story by Homer Sapiento (A knock on the head (and Han's attempt to help) accidentally changes Luke's personality.) (27)
* Welcome, story by Carolyn Golledge (Set during Return of the Jedi. Follows "A Flicker of Light" chronologically. Han Solo has been successfully rescued from Jabba the Hutt. Physically he seems fine, but what psychological scars yet remain to disable him? Also in Hoth or Bust) (73)
* Conclusion, poem by Melanie Guttierrez (84)
* Chosen, story by Barbara Drake (85)
* Art Portfolio by Debbie Hoyt (109)
* Word Search by Barbara Gardner (113)
* Nobility's Price, poem by Susan Zahn (114)
* Fine Dining, vignette by Z.P. Florian (This article has been reprinted with the permission of the Intergalactic Gourmet magazine.) (116)
* From Another Point of View, story by Ann Goetz (117)
 
Image:dagobah5-1.jpg|from issue #5, Rebecca Carey
Image:dagobah5-2.jpg|from issue #5, ode to the genius of George Lucas
Image:dagobah5-3.jpg|from issue #5, Debbie Hoyt
Image:dagobah5-4.jpg|from issue #5, Z.P. Florian
Image:dagobah5-5.jpg|from issue #5, Melanie Guttierrez
Image:dagobah5-6.jpg|from issue #5, Mark Fisher
Image:dagobah5-7.jpg|from issue #5, Z.P. Florian
Image:dagobah5-8.jpg|from issue #5, Z.P. Florian
Image:dagobah5-9.jpg|from issue #5, Wanda Lybarger
Image:dagobah5-10.jpg|from issue #5, Melea Fisher
 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 5==
==Issue 6==
Dagobah 6 was published in 1992 and contains 120 pages. 
The front cover by Mark Fisher tied for the 1992 Star aWards SW COVER ARTIST. The other art is by Z.P. Florian, Melea Fisher, Jim Markle, and Mark Fisher.
* Letters of Comment (i)
* Dialogue by Marti Schuller (post ROTJ. Luke tries to convince Leia to forgive their father, but she finds that her hate for Vader is too strong.) (1)
* Storm Front by Susan Zahn (3)
* Less Than Twelve Parsecs by Z.P. Florian (Pre SW. Han Solo and Chewbacca accidentally win the Kessel Run race with the fastest time recorded.) (reprinted in Han Solo) (9)
* Wish I May by Susan Zahn (During SW. Leia didn't even hear the last part of his comment, her eyes widening in surprise as recognition dawned. "Han Solo. I've heard af you.") (15)
* Tainted Sands by Barbara Drake (pre SW. Leanna Skywalker is discovered hiding on Tatooine by bounty hunters and desperately tries to save the life of her new baby while Obi-Wan tries to shield a young Luke from their probings.) (17)
* The Stand by James A. Casselbury (pre SW. An Imperial commander reminisces about a famous battle that occurred during his youth.) (37)
* Prisoner of the Empire by Marti Schuller (post ROTJ. While on a rescue mission to release political prisoners from a secret Imperial prison, Luke befriends a half-wild girl who is strong in the Force.) (45)
* Corellian Bonding by Z.P. Florian (post ROTJ. Han Solo's buddies give him a traditional bachalor party the night before his wedding, and Leia learns more than she cares about Corellian wedding rituals.) (59)
* Love and Justice by Ann Goetz (Post ROTJ. Anakin Skywaker survives the second Death Star only to be charged with war crimes by the Alliance. Luke is left to defend him, but will Leia forgive him if he does?) (66)
* How to Build a T16 Skyhopper Model by Paul Roberts (the model Luke was playing with in SW) (120)
 
Image:dagobah6-1.jpg|from issue #6, Melea Fisher
Image:dagobah6-2.jpg|from issue #6, Melea Fisher
Image:dagobah6-3.jpg|from issue #6, Z.P. Florian
Image:dagobah6-4.jpg|from issue #6, Mark Fisher
Image:dagobah6-5.jpg|from issue #6, Mark Fisher
Image:dagobah6-6.jpg|from issue #6, Jim Markle (reprinted from issue #1) 
Image:dagobah6-7.jpg|from issue #6, not credited 
 
 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 6==
==Issue 7==
Dagobah 7 was published in May 1994 and contains 137 pages. The interior art is by Mark Fisher, Melea Fisher, Z.P. Florian, and Wanda Lybarger.
The zine debuted at MediaWest*Con. 
This issue won an Honorable mention in the 1994 Star aWards for Best SW Zine as well as an Honorable Mention for Mark Fisher's front cover.
From the editorial: 
* Letters of Comment (i)
* Silent Partners by Marti Schuller (post ROTJ "A death threat on Leia sends Han and Luke to a distant planet where Han discovers that reacquainting himself with old friends and old business can be fatal.") (1)
* If the American Press Invaded the Galaxy, We Would Read in the Newspapers That... by Z.P. Florian (32)
* The Death of Innocence by Veronica Wilson (pre SW "An exhausted Vader is ordered by Palpatine to use the Force to interrogate a Jedi prisoner. Vader knows that only one of them will survive the experience.") (33)
* Inheritance: Birthnight by Bambi (post ROTJ "Luke's wife follows him to Tatooine to learn about her relative Obi-wan and almost dies during childbirth.") (51)
* The Turning by Marti Schuller (post ROTJ "Mathia had once before refused to face the cave on Dagobah. Now she had to en ter and choose between the Light or the Dark, and she could feel her paternal grandfather Palpatine awaiting her within.") (55)
* Han's Asteroid by Lisa Cowan (Honorable Mention for the 1994 Star aWards Best Filk). (70)
* Art Portfolio by Z.P. Florian (71)
* For Love of Jedi by Shad Wilson (pre SW "Anakin and his love share a brief tender moment before Anakin leaves for Jedi training on Alderaan.") (77)
* Decisions by Marti Schuller (post ROTJ "While interviewing the survivors of Alderaan, Leia discovers that her first love, thought dead all these years, has been rescued from a prison camp and is determined to renew their relationship.") (79)
* Dark to Bright by Jennifer Moore (99)
* A Finite Distance by Susan Zahn (100)
* Rest & Relaxation by Z.P. Florian (post TESB "Ordered to take a vacation and denied permission by the Alliance command to look for Han, Leia decides to take Luke shopping for a birth day present that can only be found in the Imperial Archives.") (101)
* Yoda's Place, filk by Lisa Cowan (107)
* Love Song of Cobbler the Dru by Wanda Lybarger (post SW "Risking everything to be united with his one love, an old friend of Han's seeks passage home. Han, thinking it a simple request, soon becomes entangled in politics and ancient rituals.") (109)
* Words of Wisdom by Susan Zahn (137)
* Falcon or Master by Jennifer Moore (Honorable Mention for the 1994 Star aWards Best Poem). (138)
* A Model Man by Paul Roberts (139)
 
Image:dagobah7-1.jpg|from issue #7, Mark Fisher
Image:dagobah7-2.jpg|from issue #7, Melea Fisher
Image:dagobah7-3.jpg|from issue #7, Mark Fisher
Image:dagobah7-4.jpg|from issue #7, Z.P. Florian
Image:dagobah7-5.jpg|from issue #7, Z.P. Florian
Image:dagobah7-6.jpg|from issue #7, Z.P. Florian
Image:dagobah7-7.jpg|from issue #7, Melea Fisher
Image:dagobah7-8.jpg|from issue #7, Mark Fisher
Image:dagobah7-9.jpg|from issue #7, Wanda Lybarger
Image:dagobah7-10.jpg|from issue #7, from "A Model Man"
 
 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 7==
==Issue 8==
Dagobah 8 was published in 1995 and has 144 pages. 
It won an Honorable Mention in the 1995 Star aWards for 'Best Star Wars Zine' as we all an Honorable Mention as 'Best Cover Artist' for Melea Fisher's back cover.
The interior art is by Z.P. Florian, Mark Fisher, Melea Fisher, Amanda Palumbo, and Wanda Lybarger.
From the zine: 
 
* Letters of Comment (i)
* Between The Lines by Susan Zahn. Winner of the Star aWards 'Best Long Story (1)
* I Swear, filk by Debbie Kittle (38)
* Suspicions, story by Marti Schuller (39)
* Takh Solo Anid Graal by Z.P. Florian (reprinted in Han Solo) (57)
* What Might Have Been by Marti Schuller. Star aWards 1995 Honorable Mention for 'Best Star Wars Vignette' (65)
* A Wookiee's Eye View by Jennifer Moore. Honorable Mention of the Star aWards 'Best Poem' of 1995. (67)
* Inheritance: Voices in the Mist by Bambi (68)
* ISB Chronicles by Jason Grant (71)
* How Can I Help You Say Goodbye, filk by Debbie Kittle (81)
* A Princess, A Pirate, A Jedi, and a Wedge by Amanda Palumbo (82)
* Decent Proposal by Mary Jo Fox. Star aWards 1995 Honorable Mention for 'Best Star Wars Vignette' (83)
* IF I Could See Him Now by Bambi (86)
* Staying On by Jennifer Moore (88)
* Bendem vs Barfield by Amanda Palumbo (90)
* Diplomatic Immunity by Nora Meyers (91) 
* Of Time and Regret by Veronica Wilson. Winner of the Star aWards 'Best Short Story' for 1995. (Palpatine ponders his fraught relationship with Vader, debating what to do about the existence of Luke Skywalker and his own all-too-inconvenient sentiments.) (97)
* Rebel Musings of a Tenacious Youth by Jennifer Moore (105)
* Pacifist Rebel's Bloodstripe Thoughts by Jennifer Moore (106)
* Elegy for a Core World by Amanda Palumbo (108)
* The Haelon by Marti Schuller. Honorable Mention of the Star aWards 'Best Long Story' by Marti Schuller (111)
 
Image:dagobah8-1.jpg|from issue #8, Amanda Palumbo
Image:dagobah8-2.jpg|from issue #8, Melea Fisher
Image:dagobah8-3.jpg|from issue #8, Mark Fisher
Image:dagobah8-4.jpg|from issue #8, Z.P. Florian
Image:dagobah8-5.jpg|from issue #8, Mark Fisher
Image:dagobah8-6.jpg|from issue #8, Mark Fisher
Image:dagobah8-7.jpg|from issue #8, Amanda Palumbo
Image:dagobah8-8.jpg|from issue #8, Wanda Lybarger
 
==Issue 9==
Dagobah 9 was published in 1998 and contains 122 pages.
The interior art is by Debbie Casselbury, Z.P. Florian, Marla Fair, Laura Sherman, Wanda Lybarger, Mark Fisher, and Melea Fisher.
* Bespin Breakout, fiction by Carolyn Golledge (reprinted in Never Say Die #2) (1)
* [fiction title crossed out in black marker from the table of contents, four pages missing from the zine, not listed in 2003's Star Wars Zine Bibliography -- a mystery]
* The Time Has Come, fiction by Tammy Olsen (11)
* Chewie, She's Crazy, filk by Debbie Kittle (19)
* I Know His Name is Han, filk by Debbie Kittle (20)
* Lightspeed, poem by Sarah E. Glasgow (22)
* Master Yoda, poem by Sarah E. Glasgow (23)
* Mission Objectives, fiction by Richard Gawel (24)
* I've Been Thinking About You, filk by Debbie Kittle (26)
* The First Challenge, fiction by James Casselbury (27)
* Drifters, fiction by Z.P. Florian (76) 
* A Small Hand of Sabbac, fiction by Richard Gawel (81) 
* To Let Go and Die, fiction by MJ Mink (85)
* Carbonite, poem by Sarah E. Glasgow (89)
* Full Circle, fiction by Susan Zahn (91)
* How Do I Escape, filk by Tammy Olsen (100)
* Wheel of Misfortune, fiction by Mary Jo Fox (Chewbacca is captured as a slave.) (102)
* ISB Chronicles: Reprisals, fiction by Jason Grant (107)
* Cries in the Clouds, poem by Sarah E. Glasgow (117)
* Last to Know, filk by Tammy Olsen (118)
* The Conflict, poem by Sarah E. Glasgow (120)
 
Image:dagobah9-1.jpg|from issue #9, Marla Fair
Image:dagobah9-2.jpg|from issue #9, Z.P. Florian
 
Image:dagobah9-4.jpg|from issue #9, Debbie Casselbury
Image:dagobah9-5.jpg|from issue #9, photo overlaid by a filk
Image:dagobah9-6.jpg|from issue #9, Z.P. Florian
Image:dagobah9-7.jpg|from issue #9, Laura Sherman
Image:dagobah9-8.jpg|from issue #9, Marla Fair
Image:dagobah9-9.jpg|from issue #9, Laura Sherman
 
Image:dagobah9-11.jpg|from issue #9, Wanda Lybarger
 
==References==
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