Enterprise Incidents (1976) comic books 1985-1987

Edited by James Van Hise. Stories and art by James Van Hise and Dennis Fischer. Influential early Star Trek and sci-fi fanzine. 2010, the Kubrick-less sequel to 2001: A Space Odyssey; interviews with Leonard (Spock) Nimoy and Jeff Bridges of Tron and Starman; a look at Gremlins, Dune, and other 80s sci-fi films. First issue with future title SF Movieland on the cover. 8 1/2 in. x 11 in. 68 pages, Full Color. Cover price $2.95.

Edited by James Van Hise. Stories and art by James Van Hise and Dennis Fischer. Influential early Star Trek and sci-fi fanzine. A View to a Kill, the last James Bond film with Roger Moore; interviews with Tom (Fourth Doctor) Baker and special effects wizard Richard Edlund; a look at Runaway, Night of the Comet, and other 80s sci-fi films. 8 1/2 in. x 11 in. 68 pages, Full Color. Cover price $2.95.

Last issue as Enterprise Incidents. Edited by James Van Hise. Stories and art by James Van Hise and Dennis Fischer. Influential early Star Trek and sci-fi fanzine. Fantasy and sci-fi from Disney Studios, including The Black Cauldron; an interview with Baron Harkonnen himself, actor Kenneth McMillan; a look at the cult horror flick The Stuff. By this point, the original, Trek-related title was literally obscured by other sci-fi properties. 8 1/2 in. x 11 in. 68 pages, Full Color. Cover price $2.95.

Edited by James Van Hise. Stories and art by James Van Hise and Dennis Fischer. Influential early Star Trek and sci-fi fanzine. Forrest J. Ackerman interviews Steven Spielberg; an old interview with director George Pal is rediscovered; stop-motion animation. The first issue to sideline the Enterprise Incidents title in favor of SF Movieland. 8 1/2 in. x 11 in. 68 pages, Full Color. Cover price $2.95.

Edited by James Van Hise. Stories and art by James Van Hise and Dennis Fischer. Influential early Star Trek and sci-fi fanzine. The fantasy classic Ladyhawke; behind the scenes of The Terminator and Cocoon; director John Carpenter on Starman. 8 1/2 in. x 11 in. 68 pages, Full Color. Cover price $2.95.

Edited by James Van Hise. Stories and art by James Van Hise and Dennis Fischer. Influential early Star Trek and sci-fi fanzine. V and Doctor Who get cancelled (for the moment); meanwhile, Harlan Ellison brings back The Twilight Zone; James Cameron and Gale Anne Hurd on The Terminator. 8 1/2 in. x 11 in. 68 pages, Full Color. Cover price $2.95.

Edited by James Van Hise. Stories and art by James Van Hise, Bob Strauss, Bart Mills, Forrest J. Ackerman, and Nancy Mills. Influential early Star Trek and sci-fi fanzine. Terry Gilliams Brazil; an interview with William Shatner; behind the scenes of the cult classic The Goonies. 8 1/2 in. x 11 in. 68 pages, Full Color. Cover price $2.95.

Edited by James Van Hise. Stories and art by James Van Hise, Bob Strauss, and Nancy Mills. Influential early Star Trek and sci-fi fanzine. Mad Max III: Beyond Thunderdome; Matthew Broderick on his role as the thief in Ladyhawke; special effects wizard John Dykstra. 8 1/2 in. x 11 in. 68 pages, Full Color. Cover price $2.95.

SF Movieland (1976) #033 Edited by James Van Hise. Stories and art by James Van Hise, Bob Strauss, and Nancy Mills. Influential early Star Trek and sci-fi fanzine. Back to the Future; director Tobe Hooper of Poltergeist and Texas Chainsaw Massacre; Disneys fantasy films, including an effects-laden sequel to The Wizard of Oz. The first issue to drop the original title entirely. 8 1/2 in. x 11 in. 68 pages, Full Color. Cover price $2.95.

SF Movieland (1976) #034 Edited by James Van Hise. Stories and art by James Van Hise, Bob Strauss, and Nancy Mills. Influential early Star Trek and sci-fi fanzine. Interview with actress Lea Thompson from Back to the Future; fantasy anthologies return to television with The New Twilight Zone and Amazing Stories; the pre-historical drama Clan of the Cave Bear. 8 1/2 in. x 11 in. 68 pages, Full Color. Cover price $2.95.

SF Movieland (1976) #035 Edited by James Van Hise. Stories and art by James Van Hise, Bob Strauss, and Nancy Mills. Influential early Star Trek and sci-fi fanzine. The enduring charm of the Star Wars and Mad Max film series; Back to the Future and George Pals The Time Machine; interviews with Mark (Luke Skywalker) Hamill and Daryl Hannah. 8 1/2 in. x 11 in. 68 pages, Full Color. Cover price $1.95.

SF Movieland (1976) #036, Prison Ship Beauty in Captivity, Godzilla Invades the USA Edited by James Van Hise. Stories and art by James Van Hise, Bob Strauss, and Nancy Mills. Influential early Star Trek and sci-fi fanzine. The cult classic Legend, featuring Tom Cruise and Tim Curry; one last Star Trek interview, with actor Roger Carmel, aka Harry Mudd; the Star Wars Droids cartoons. Final issue of the series. 8 1/2 in. x 11 in. 68 pages, Full Color. Cover price $1.95.