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Devra Langsam comments on this cover in the second issue of "Masiform D" in 1972:

The cover on our first ish, which brought us a couple of strange letters, had another interesting effect. I gave a copy of MD#1 to Leonard Nimoy, when we trapped him at the stage door of the Hyannis Theater, where he'd been playing Tevyeh in FIDDLER ON THE ROOF. Mr. Nimoy took one look at the super space ranger whip-and-chill (as my Canadian friends call it) and his eyes nearly bugged out. Not what he had expected from a bunch of trekkies, ya betcha. (Good thing I hadn't brought along that PLAYGIRL picture of him Spock.)

Ruth Berman wrote in 1971 in No #9:

Afterwards, we waited around and saw Nimoy briefly. Devra gave him a copy of Masiform-D (and he did a doubletake at the sight of the cover -- instead of the trekkish drawing you might expect from such a title, possibly a picture of Mr. Spock being sick, the cover is a drawing by Alicia Austin of a sensuous woman wearing black gloves and black stockings).