Wednesday, December 31, 2025

The 2025 UFO AWARDS Nominees

The United Fanzine Organization (UFO) is a co-operative of small-press comics and zine publishers who trade their latest releases with each other, offer feedback on the work in the group's newsletter (Tetragrammaton Fragments) and promote them in the UFO Checklist that appears in each member's publication.  

Since the 1970s, the UFO has occasionally had a "UFO Awards" for the best material produced in the memberzines during the previous year.  The awards are known as "The Saucers" because of the saucer-like shape of the group's UFO symbol.  However there is no physical object awarded to the winners.  The awards are meant simply to recognize outstanding efforts that were produced by the members and the contributors of their publications.

The 2025 UFO Awards (for memberzines that were published in 2024) was originally scheduled last summer, but was cancelled.  I was recently elected UFO Chairman and decided to put them back on the schedule. (Better late than never, right?)  As an experiment, I decided to have this year's awards be voted on by the general public, not just the UFO members themselves.  It is my hope that by opening up the voting to non-members that the work may receive more exposure -- and more votes.  

This page shows the covers of all 35 of the UFO memberzines which were published in 2024 that are eligible for the 2025 UFO Awards.

You can cast your vote in the Comments section below, or over on the official United Fanzine Organization (UFO) Facebook group.  (If you prefer that your voting be done in secret, and not in a public forum, then you can email me your selections privately at robimes@yahoo.com ) 

Vote once for each of the nine categories listed below.  Only votes for the below-listed eligible nominee memberzines (and their contributors) will be counted.  If you do not want to vote in every category, you can mark the blank ones as "no vote," "none" or "abstain."

Voting will close on January 31, 2026.  Results will be announced on February 1, 2026.  

The categories are as follows:

1.) BEST PUBLISHER: ____________________________

2.) BEST SINGLE ZINE / COMIC / BOOK: ________________________

3.) BEST COVER: ____________________________

4.) BEST COMIC STORY: __________________________________

5.) BEST ARTICLE / TEXT STORY: ______________________________

6.) BEST COMIC WRITER: _________________________________

7.) BEST TEXT WRITER (FICTION OR NON-FICTION): _________________________________

8.) BEST SEQUENTIAL STORY / ARTIST: _____________________________

9.) BEST ARTIST (COVER / PIN-UP / SPOT ILLUSTRATION): _____________________________________________________

Below are the eligible nominees, listed in alphabetical order according to series/book title, which are all the UFO memberzines that were published in 2024.  Click the cover images to view them at larger size. (All of the covers were scanned from my own copies. Every UFO member receives a free copy of the other members' latest releases. So if you were a UFO member throughout the year 2024, you would have received all 35 of these publications in your mailbox. Cool, huh?)

If you are a small-press creator/publisher who is interested in becoming a member of the UFO, you can find out how to join here.  Thanks!!

Rob Imes
UFO Chairman
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ANYWHERE MAN Book Two
Publisher: Rob Cooley
Cover artist: Rob Cooley
"Past and Present Mind" by Rob Cooley (comics)









CAPFAN #1
Publisher: Rob Imes
Cover artist: Rob Imes
"America First: Fake News" by Rob Imes (text article)
"Captain America and the American Dream" by Rob Imes (text article)
"Captain America's Forgotten 'Companion Comic Book'" by Rob Imes (text article)
"'Hydra Cap' Was Actually Good!" by Rob Imes (text article)
"The United States of Captain America: An Appreciation" by Rob Imes (text article)

FANZINE One
Publisher: Tom Fellrath
Cover artist: Tom Fellrath
"Welcome" by Tom Fellrath (text article)
Additional text by Tom Fellrath
FANZINE Two
Publisher: Tom Fellrath
Cover artist: Tom Fellrath
"A Recovering DJ" by Tom Fellrath (text article)
Additional text by Tom Fellrath










GALACTIC DIARY #2
Publisher: Verl Holt Bond
Cover artist: Verl Holt Bond
"Post-Holocaust Blues Part 1: Crimson Dawn" by Verl Holt Bond (comics)
"Post-Holocaust Blues Part 2: Victims of the Fury!" by Verl Holt Bond (comics)
"Post-Holocaust Blues Part 3: The Far Shore" by Verl Holt Bond (comics)
"Post-Holocaust Blues Part 4: Call of the Nighthawk" by Verl Holt Bond (comics)

HORSEMAN #6
Publisher: Larry Johnson
Cover artist: Larry Johnson
"Blossom" by Larry Johnson (comics)










THE IMPROBABLE GIRL AND THE WONDER KITTY #9
Publisher: Joe Ely Carrales, III
Cover artist: Don Simpson
"The Druid's Secret, Part III" by Joe Ely Carrales, III (comics)
"The New People's Journal" by Joe Ely Carrales, III (text)








THE IMPROBABLE GIRL AND THE WONDER KITTY #10
Publisher: Joe Ely Carrales, III
Cover artist: Trish Ellis
"Lost on the Trapped Planet" by Joe Ely Carrales, III (comics)
"The New People's Journal" by Joe Ely Carrales, III (text)








THE IMPROBABLE GIRL AND THE WONDER KITTY #11
Publisher: Joe Ely Carrales, III
Cover artist: Trish Ellis
"Lost on the Trapped Planet, Part II" by Joe Ely Carrales, III (comics)
"The New People's Journal" by Joe Ely Carrales, III (text)








THE IMPROBABLE GIRL AND THE WONDER KITTY #12
Publisher: Joe Ely Carrales, III
Cover artist: Shane Luttrell
"Candidate Calamity" by Joe Ely Carrales, III (comics)
"The New People's Journal" by Joe Ely Carrales, III (text)









STINGER OPS #4 
Publisher: Rob Cooley
Cover artist: Rob Cooley
"The Robot Robber" by Rob Cooley (comics)









STRANGE TIMES #5
Publisher: Tom Fellrath
Cover artist: Allen Freeman
"My Best Joke" written by Jim Mackey and drawn by Matt Feazell (comics)
"Doctor Hoot" by Tony Lawrence (cartoon)
"My Best Joke" by Jason DeGroot and Larned Justin (comics)
"With Apologies to Woody Allen" by Nik Dirga (comics)
"My Best Joke" by Teri Sue Wood
"The Laff Book" by Larry Johnson and Larry Blake (comics)
"Miss Lydia's Play Theater" by Molly Durst (comics)
"Tales of the Lion Gazette" by Joe Ely Carrales, III (comics)
"My Favorite Kindergarten Joke" by Matt Levin (comics)
"My Best Joke" by Keith Rogers (fumetti)
"Fun Time With Alan Groening" by Alan Groening (cartoons)
"Bad Joke Funnies" by Dale Martin (comics)
"The Nearside" by Tony Lorenz (comics)
"The Doo-Wop Boys!" by Chuck Bunker
"My Best Joke" by iestyn (comics)
"The Scout Leader's Best Joke" written by Tom Fellrath and drawn by John Muller (comics)
"My Best Joke" by Simon Mackie (comics)
"My Best Joke" by Larned Justin (comics)

STRANGE TIMES #6
Publisher: Tom Fellrath
Cover artist: Keith Newsome
"Keith Newsome - Renaissance Man" by Tom Fellrath (text)
Illustrations by Keith Newsome







TACITURN #4
Publisher: Kurt Erichsen
Cover artist: Dan Burke
Interior illustrations by Kurt Erichsen, Brad Foster, Larry Johnson and Neil Riehle
"Aergol Talks to Sass O'Frass, and Sass Just Talks" by Kurt Erichsen (prose)
"WorldCon Bound" by Kurt Erichsen (text & cartoons)
"The Museum" by Neil Riehle (comics)
"Out of Sight" by Larry Johnson (comics)
"Valerian the Barbarian" by Kurt Erichsen (comics)
"Git Orf!" by Schirm (comics)
"The Incredible Time Saving Device by Neil Riehle (comics)
"Afterword" by Kurt Erichsen (text & cartoons)
(This issue can be read online here.)

TALES OF THE BROKEN B #5
Publisher: Larry Johnson
Cover artist: Larry Johnson
"Nina" by Larry Johnson (comics)









TALES OF THE BROKEN B #6
Publisher: Larry Johnson
Cover artist: Larry Johnson
"The Gypsies" by Larry Johnson (comics)








TETRAGRAMMATON FRAGMENTS #274
Publisher: Steve Keeter
Cover artist: Tom Fellrath (photo collage)
Back cover illustration by Dan Burke
"Quotations from Chairman Loathly" and "Reprise" by Steve Keeter (text columns)
"Dispatches" by Verl Holt Bond (text column)
"Dollar Box Dilettante" by Heath Row (text column)
"Going to Mass" by Tom Fellrath (text column)
"I'm Trying To..." by Ian Shires (text column)
"Main Lines Revived #2" by Jim Main (text column)
"The New People's Journal" by Joe Ely Carrales, III (text column)
"Noz Notes" by Rob Imes (text column)
"Quick Takes" by John Muller (text column)
"Tales of the UFO" by Larry Johnson (text column)

TETRAGRAMMATON FRAGMENTS #275
Publisher: Steve Keeter
Cover artist: Larry Blake
Back cover illustration by Joe Ely Carrales, III
Front inside cover illustration by Rob Cooley
"Quotations from Chairman Loathly" and "Reprise" by Steve Keeter (text columns)
"The Art of the Review: On Making Critiques which Future the Art and Drive the Artists" by Joe Ely Carrales, III (text column)
"Dispatches" by Verl Holt Bond (text column)
"Distorted Transmissions" by Michael Waggoner (text column)
"From the Backwoods" by Joseph Morris (text column)
"Going to Mass" by Tom Fellrath (text column)
"I'm at a Loss for Words..." by David Oliver Kling (text column)
"Springing..." by Ian Shires (text column)
"A Successful Op (Sometimes)" by Rob Cooley (text column)
"Tales of the UFO" by Larry Johnson (text column)
untitled by Kurt Erichsen (text column)

TETRAGRAMMATON FRAGMENTS #276
Publisher: Steve Keeter
Cover artist: John Muller
Back cover illustration by Joe Ely Carrales, III
"Quotations from Chairman Loathly" and "Reprise" by Steve Keeter (text columns)
"Dispatches" by Verl Holt Bond (text column)
"Dollar Box Dilettante" by Heath Row (text column)
"Going to Mass" by Tom Fellrath (text column)
"New Member: Ken Bailey" by Ken Bailey (text column)
"The New People's Journal / The World According to Alexandra" by Joe Ely Carrales, III (text column)
"Noz Notes" by Rob Imes (text column)
"Tales of the UFO" by Larry Johnson (text column)
untitled by Kurt Erichsen (text column)
"Updates and Stuff / Quick Takes" by John Muller (text column)

TETRAGRAMMATON FRAGMENTS #277
Publisher: Rob Imes 
Cover artist: Keith Newsome
Back cover illustration by Keith Newsome
"Dispatches" by Verl Holt Bond (text column)
"Dollar Box Dilettante" by Heath Row (text column)
"Edifice Rox" by Chris Ed Rock (text column)
"Going to Mass" by Tom Fellrath (text column)
"The New People's Journal / The World According to Alexandra" by Joe Ely Carrales, III (text column)
"Reprise" by Steve Keeter (text column)
"A Successful Op (Sometimes)" by Rob Cooley (text column)
"Tales of the UFO" by Larry Johnson (text column)
"UFO Reviews" by Adrian Kresnak (text column)
untitled by Kurt Erichsen (text column)
"Updates and Stuff / Quick Takes" by John Muller (text column)

THE HUNT
Publisher: John Muller
Cover artist: John Muller
"The Hunt" by John Muller (comics)
(This issue can be read online here.)












THE STF AMATEUR #4
Publisher: Heath Row
Cover artist: Larry Johnson
Compilation of APAzines by Heath Row (text articles)
(This issue can be read online here.)




THE STF AMATEUR #5
Publisher: Heath Row
Cover artist: Patrick Ijima-Washburn
Compilation of APAzines by Heath Row (text articles)
(This issue can be read online here.)








THE STF AMATEUR #6
Publisher: Heath Row
Cover artist: Michael Waggoner
Compilation of APAzines by Heath Row (text articles)
(This issue can be read online here.)









THE STF AMATEUR #7
Publisher: Heath Row
Cover artist: Blaise Moritz
Compilation of APAzines by Heath Row (text articles)
(This issue can be read online here.)









THE STF AMATEUR #8
Publisher: Heath Row
Cover artist: Pete Prodoehl
Compilation of APAzines by Heath Row (text articles)
(This issue can be read online here.)







THE STF AMATEUR #9
Publisher: Heath Row
Cover artist: Larry Johnson
Compilation of APAzines by Heath Row (text articles)
(This issue can be read online here.)









THE STF AMATEUR #10
Publisher: Heath Row
Cover artist: Brad Simon
Compilation of APAzines by Heath Row (text articles)
(This issue can be read online here.)









THE STF AMATEUR #11
Publisher: Heath Row
Cover artist: Pete Jaquay
Compilation of APAzines by Heath Row (text articles)
(This issue can be read online here.)








THE STF AMATEUR #12
Publisher: Heath Row
Cover artist: Verl Holt Bond
Compilation of APAzines by Heath Row (text articles)
(This issue can be read online here.)







THE STF AMATEUR #13
Publisher: Heath Row
Cover artist: Larry Johnson
Compilation of APAzines by Heath Row (text articles)
(This issue can be read online here.)









THE STF AMATEUR #15
Publisher: Heath Row
Cover artist: Joe Pearson
Compilation of APAzines by Heath Row (text articles)
(This issue can be read online here.)









THE TRIUMVERATE Volume 3
Publisher: David Oliver Kling
Cover artist: AI generated
"An Editorial" by David Oliver Kling (text)
"Crimson" by Kerry Perdy (prose)
"The Rage of the Stone Chaplain" (prose)
"And The Sky Rained Fire" by Nicholas Macon Hurst (prose)
"Cold Fusion" by Benjamin Norman Pierce (poetry)
"...Of Precious Boreas" by Robert Henry (prose)
"Hands-On Experiment" by Larry Johnson (prose)
"Seven" by Mir Plemmons (prose)
"South Side Tails #1" written by Steve Keeter & drawn by Steve Shipley (comics)
Website: Amazon page.



THE TRIUMVERATE Volume 4
Publisher: David Oliver Kling
Cover artist: AI generated
"Inside..." by David Oliver Kling (text)
"Ghost of a Chance" by David O'Mahony (prose)
"My Own Private Earth" by Lawrence Dagstine (prose)
"The Purpose of a Military" by Nicholas Hurst (prose)
"Ambrosial's Gargoyle Woes" by Mark Mackey (prose)
"The Boy in the Wood" by Robert Henry (prose)
"Hanging Around" by Anna Ross (prose)
"Whispers from the Abyss" by David Oliver Kling (prose)
"Poems" by Joy Yin (poetry)
"An Editorial" by David Oliver Kling (text)
Website: Amazon page.




TIMETRVLR #24
Publisher: Ian Shires
Cover artist: Ian Shires
"The Big and the Small" by Ian Shires (comics)
Backup story by Ian Shires and Jerry Smith (comics)











Good luck to all the nominees!

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Monday, December 15, 2025

How Many Times Did Fabio Appear on the Cover of a Harlequin Romance Novel?


One of my pet peeves is when an article about Harlequin romance novels will characterize them as having had Fabio on their covers.  It's bad enough when an article about romance novels in general will bring up Fabio, who hasn't modeled for a romance cover since the early 1990s.  But conflating Fabio and Harlequin is particularly annoying -- not only because it's spreading an outdated stereotype about the genre, but because it's historically confused and flat-out wrong.  

This post was prompted by an article I read yesterday on the website of Remind magazine. I had seen a TV commercial for the CW's new series of TV movies based on Harlequin novels. I searched on Google to learn more about them, and clicked on the Remind article. Admittedly Remind is a magazine devoted to pop culture of the past, so I was not annoyed that the author decided to talk about Harlequin's past before getting to their latest endeavor.

I was annoyed, however, that a huge photo of Fabio is at the top of the article, since this is supposed to be about Harlequin.  The first sentence reads: "There was a time when nearly every grocery store checkout line had a spinning rack filled with Harlequin paperback romance novels, many of them featuring the hunky, long-haired Fabio."

Later in the article, we read: "By the 1970s and ’80s, Harlequin was at its peak, churning out love stories by the thousands and becoming a cultural phenomenon in the process. The books were sold everywhere from pharmacies to airport kiosks, often arriving as part of a monthly series like Harlequin Presents or Harlequin Superromance. The covers became so iconic that they made models like Fabio famous."

Those famous Fabio romance covers that you are talking about?  Yeah, most of them were not published by Harlequin.  

I suppose that it's understandable when the average person, who knows little about the topic, conflates Fabio and Harlequin.  After all, the Harlequin brand became so successful by the 1970s that for many average people the term "romance novel" was synonymous with Harlequin.  Likewise, Fabio became so popular in the late 1980s and early 1990s that he became synonymous with the male cover model.  Ergo, to the uninformed, Harlequin must have published those Fabio covers, right?

It's comparable to people who don't know anything about comic books assuming that Superman or Batman is a Marvel character.  But generally you don't see articles in actual magazines where such people are making obvious mistakes like that. No, it's only in the romance genre where such basic flubs are commonplace.  Maybe we need better Wikipedia entries or something, to steer them away from those errors when they are doing their "research."

What may be confusing to the average person, however, is that Fabio did indeed appear on the covers of several Harlequin romance novels in the mid-to-late 1980s and early 1990s.  Most of them, however, are atypical of the covers that the public associates with Fabio.

This blog post will show you every single cover published by Harlequin (and its rival-turned-imprint Silhouette) on which Fabio allegedly appeared.  I say allegedly because there is some question about whether a few of these covers feature Fabio at all, or someone else entirely that Fabio fans think resembles him.  You be the judge.

So, how many times did Fabio appear on the cover of a Harlequin romance novel?

In this post you will see a total of 48 covers (29 Harlequin covers and 19 Silhouette covers) published between 1984 and 1994.  That may sound like an impressive number of covers, but keep in mind that it's a tiny fraction of Harlequin's output during that ten-year period.  

For example, if you look at just one of their category lines, you will find that Harlequin publishes eight Harlequin Presents novels every month. (The same is true today as it was back in 1985.)  That means there are 96 novels published in just the Harlequin Presents line each and every year.  Add in their other monthly lines (Harlequin Romance, Harlequin Superromance, Harlequin American Romance, Harlequin Historical, Harlequin Intrigue, Harlequin Temptation, plus all the various Silhouette lines) and you have a staggering amount of books coming out every month.  48 covers over a ten-year period (some of which might not even be him) is just a drop in the bucket and hardly representative of Harlequin as a whole.

In fact, if you look at these covers, you may be surprised to see how often the male model is overshadowed by the female model here. For a time, Harlequin Historical had a cover design where it was the face of the heroine that dominated the image. HH #67 ("Gideon's Fall" by Bronwyn Williams) is an exception and probably has the most Fabio-istic of his Harlequin covers, with his shirt unbuttoned to reveal his hairless chest. That sort of image is more commonly found on his covers for other publishers like Avon and Zebra -- particularly on his covers for Johanna Lindsey novels of the time. (Fabio is shirtless in only 17 of the 48 Harlequin/Silhouette covers below.)

You can view an extensive cover gallery on the website of the Official Fabio International Fan Club, which offers more in the way of what people are thinking of, when they think of a Fabio romance cover, than the covers he did for Harlequin.

And now, without further ado, here are all 48 of those Harlequin covers featuring Fabio (or someone that Fabio's fans think is him anyway):


HARLEQUIN AMERICAN ROMANCE #327 
"The Way Home" by Sandra Kitt (Jan. 1990)

















HARLEQUIN AMERICAN ROMANCE #368 
"A Summer to Come Home" by Dallas Schulze (Nov. 1990)
















HARLEQUIN AMERICAN ROMANCE #398 
"Night of the Phantom" by Anne Stuart (July 1991)

















HARLEQUIN HISTORICAL #36 
"Game of Hearts" by Sally Cheney (Dec. 1989)

















HARLEQUIN HISTORICAL #39 
"Liberty's Lady" by Caryn Cameron (Feb. 1990)

















HARLEQUIN HISTORICAL #63 
"The Silver Link" by Patricia Potter (Feb. 1991)
















HARLEQUIN HISTORICAL #67 
"Gideon's Fall" by Bronwyn Williams (March 1991)
















HARLEQUIN HISTORICAL #76 
"Cloud Dancer" by Peggy Bechko (May 1991)
















HARLEQUIN HISTORICAL #78 
"The Abduction" by Patricia Potter (May 1991)

















HARLEQUIN HISTORICAL #84 
"The Daring" by Patricia Hagan (July 1991)

















HARLEQUIN HISTORICAL #105 
"Silver Fury" by Isabel Whitfield (Dec. 1991)

















HARLEQUIN HISTORICAL #114 
"Wyoming Territory" by Jackie Merritt (Feb. 1992)

















HARLEQUIN INTRIGUE #265 
"When Night Falls" by Jenna Ryan (March 1994)
















HARLEQUIN PRESENTS #1029 
"No Strings Attached" by Annabel Murray (Nov. 1987)

















HARLEQUIN PRESENTS #1132 
"Close Proximity" by Elizabeth Oldfield (Dec. 1988)

















HARLEQUIN PRESENTS #1482 
"Past Secrets" by Joanna Mansell (Aug. 1992)

















HARLEQUIN PRESENTS #1515 
"Between Mist and Midnight" by Kathleen O'Brien (Dec. 1992) 
["This is an altered face cover," according to Fabio fan site index.]

















HARLEQUIN ROMANCE #2854 
"Forest Fever" by Victoria Gordon (Aug. 1987)

















HARLEQUIN ROMANCE #2899 
"The Game is Love" by Jeanne Allan (April 1988)

















HARLEQUIN ROMANCE #2970 
"That Dear Perfection" by Alison York (March 1989)
[Not included in 1999 RT index, but does appear on Fabio fan website index.]



HARLEQUIN ROMANCE #2978 
"Song of Love" by Rachel Elliot (May 1989)
(Note: This is a second printing edition which uses the same cover illustration as the first printing.)

















HARLEQUIN ROMANCE #3006 
"Still Temptation" by Angela Wells (Sept. 1989)
















HARLEQUIN ROMANCE #3114 
"Hidden Heart" by Jessica Steele (March 1991)

















HARLEQUIN ROMANCE #3211 
"Sand Dollar" by Bethany Campbell (Aug. 1992)
















HARLEQUIN SUPERROMANCE #159 
"Moonlight on Snow" by Virginia Nielsen (April 1985)
















HARLEQUIN SUPERROMANCE #166 
"Sheltering Bridges" by Bobby Hutchinson (June 1985)
[Not included in 1999 RT index, but does appear on Fabio fan website index.]

















HARLEQUIN SUPERROMANCE #176 
"Quiet Comes the Night" by Jessica Jeffries (Aug. 1985)

















HARLEQUIN SUPERROMANCE #345 
"More Than a Feeling" by Elaine K. Stirling (Feb. 1989)
















HARLEQUIN TEMPTATION #407 
"A Dark and Stormy Knight" by Tiffany White (Aug. 1992)
















SILHOUETTE DESIRE #518 
"The Ideal Man" by Naomi Horton (Sept. 1989)

















SILHOUETTE DESIRE #526 
"Before Dawn" by Terry Lawrence (Oct. 1989)
















SILHOUETTE DESIRE #624 
"Outlaw" by Elizabeth Lowell (Feb. 1991)

















SILHOUETTE DESIRE #662 
"Out of Danger" by Beverly Barton (Sept. 1991) 
["They often altered Fabio's face since they were shooting so many covers all at once," according to Fabio fan site index.]

















SILHOUETTE DESIRE #672 
"Slade's Woman" by B. J. James (Oct. 1991)

















SILHOUETTE INTIMATE MOMENTS #89
"Worlds Apart" by Kristin James (April 1985)
[Not included in 1999 RT index, but does appear on Fabio fan website index.]

















SILHOUETTE INTIMATE MOMENTS #166 
"Hold Back the Night" by Linda Barlow (Nov. 1986)

















SILHOUETTE INTIMATE MOMENTS #168 
"Fire Signs" by Jocelyn Griffin (Nov. 1986) 
["altered face"]

















SILHOUETTE INTIMATE MOMENTS #182 
"Within Reach" by Marilyn Pappano (March 1987)
















SILHOUETTE INTIMATE MOMENTS #252
"Better Than Ever" by Marion Smith Collins (Aug. 1988)
[Not included in 1999 RT index, but does appear on Fabio fan website index.]


SILHOUETTE INTIMATE MOMENTS #339 
"Iguana Bay" by Theresa Weir (June 1990) 
["altered face"]

















SILHOUETTE INTIMATE MOMENTS #480 
"Diamond Willow" by Kathleen Eagle (Feb. 1993)
















SILHOUETTE SPECIAL EDITION #159 
"In a Pirate's Arms" by Elaine Camp (April 1984)

















SILHOUETTE SPECIAL EDITION #190 
"Business as Usual" by Linda Wisdom (Sept. 1984)
















SILHOUETTE SPECIAL EDITION #381 
"The Star Seeker" by Maggi Charles (May 1987)
[Not included in 1999 RT index, but does appear on Fabio fan website index.]
















SILHOUETTE SPECIAL EDITION #402 
"Breaking Every Rule" by Victoria Pade (Aug. 1987)
















SILHOUETTE SPECIAL EDITION #408 
"A Family of Two" by Jude O'Neill (Sept. 1987)
















SILHOUETTE SPECIAL EDITION #411 
"Thunderstruck" by Pamela Toth (Oct. 1987)
[Not included in 1999 RT index, but does appear on Fabio fan website index.]

















SILHOUETTE SPECIAL EDITION #469 
"One Lavender Evening" by Karen Keast (Aug. 1988)
[Not included in 1999 RT index, but does appear on Fabio fan website index.]

















If you know of any other Harlequin (or Silhouette) covers on which Fabio appeared, or find any errors listed here, then feel free to share this information in the comments section below.


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