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ENTERPRISE INCIDENTS/SF MOVIE LAND
Monthly Magazine from United States
Ceased publication

- First and last issue: 1976-1988
- Started as a fanzine in the early '80s and eventually evolved into a semiprofessional media SF magazine.
- There were 27 issues published plus 5 specials.
- Changed name to "SF Movie Land" in 1985 (9 issues, # 28-36).
- Published by James Van Hise, Hal Schuster. (James Van Hise listed as the Editor of the later issues & New Media is listed as publisher).
- After SF Movie Land magazine folded, it was incorporated into Monster Land starting with issue #7 (February 1986).
- Published by Schuster/New Media Publishing Inc.

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CONTENTS: 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1988 All

GALLERIES: 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1988 All

Issue 36
December 1985

Issue 35
November 1985

Issue 34
October 1985

Issue 33
September 1985

Issue 32
August 1985

Issue 31
July 1985

Contents

Issue 30
June 1985

Issue 29
May 1985

Issue 28
April 1985

Issue 27
March 1985

Issue 26
February 1985

Special # 6
January 1985

Special Collector's Issue #6 [reprints #8]
To Boldly Go / Tracey Alexander [ST:TMP premiere]
Where Nomad Has Gone Before / James Van Hise
Star Twek: the Motion Sickness - comic
Inside V'ger: an Interview with Greg Jein and Bill George
Interview: Update:Dorothy Fontana
Star Trek Bloopers
Dragons of Berengaria, Part 2 / Biran Franczak [comic book story]
Star Trek Reviue (reviews - zines)
Interview: Leslie Fish / James Van Hise
Banned From Argo - comic
K/S: Roddenberry Adds a Surprising New Wrinkle / James Van Hise
Fan Fic:
Invaders Great and Small / Leslie Fish, Joanne Agostino and James Van Hise
["a tale of Roantree's Earth"] - a McCoy story from 'The Weight' universe. McCoy is a country doctor on an Earth that has renounced high technology. When the Romulans invade, McCoy is abducted to help them combat a plethora of Earth diseases ravaging their troops. Fine writing, a sensible scenario, and good dilemmas for the doctor called upon to aid the enemy.
Shore Leave - photostory.

Issue 25
January 1985

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