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The Cornetto Trilogy

The Cornetto Trilogy is a series of comedy films directed by Edgar Wright and starring Simon Pegg and Nick Frost. It consists of Shaun of the Dead (2004), Hot Fuzz (2007), and The World's End (2013).
Though three films are not set in the same universe, they share a theme and general progression.Time Out interview with Edgar Wright, 09 July 2013. (Accessed 17 April 2014.) The name "Cornetto trilogy" is a reference to the Cornetto ice cream treats. Each film falls into different genre comedy types which are loosely associated with the three flavors of Cornetto: Shaun of the Dead, a bloody zombie movie, is associated with the red-covered Strawberry Cornetto; Hot Fuzz, a buddy-cop movie, is associated with the blue-wrapped Original Cornetto; The World's End, an alien-invasion movie, is associated with the green-colored Mint Chocolate Chip Cornetto.
== Fandom ==
=== Shipping ===
The most popular pairings for the fandom are slash ships involving the characters portrayed by Simon Pegg and Nick Frost:
* Shaun/Ed (Shaun of the Dead)
* Nicholas Angel/Danny Butterman (Hot Fuzz)
* Gary King/Andy Knightley (The World's End)
==Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* (Gary King/Andy Knightley) by TheSummoningDark
==Links & Resources==
* The Cornetto Trilogy fanworks at AO3
* Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, & World's End stories at FanFiction.Net
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== References ==
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Live-action Film
Category:Hot Fuzz
The Corporate Con Crisis: Does Fandom Really Belong to the Fans Anymore?

The Corporate Con Crisis: Does Fandom Really Belong to the Fans Anymore? is a 1993 essay by Julie Evans and Kimber Norquest.
It was printed in the zine My Name Ain’t Mary Sue! #1.
The subject was Creation Cons and similar large, for-profit business disappointments.
==From the Essay==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:1993 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Convention Meta
The Corrupt Data Crystal

The Corrupt Data Crystal (or CDC) is an archive of Crusade fanfiction of all types, including general stories, adult stories, slash stories, crossovers, humor, character stories, and past and future speculation.
The site was a member of the Slash Fan Fiction Ring.
Description from The Fan Fiction Directory: "The biggest exclusively Crusade fan fiction archive."Slash - C through D, via Wayback: 30 September 2000. (Accessed 04 February 2012)
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==References==
Category:Crusade
Category:2000s
The Corruption Sequence

The Corruption Sequence is a slash post-OOTP Harry Potter Harry/Draco 240-page digest-sized novel by Beren. The colour cover and b/w interior art is by Emily Veinglory. 
==Summary==
"Revenge in the Dark Lord's mind requires a fate worse than death and Harry is about to find out what that is."
==Chapters in the Print Zine==
*Corruption (5)
*Distortion (34)
*Alteration (92)
==The Fourth Chapter: Online==
There is a fourth part to the story online. It is called "Reformation." 
The series also has an online ficlet called "Alleviation."
==Sample Interior==
 
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Category:Harry Potter Fanfiction
Category:2004 Zines
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:Harry Potter Zines
The Corruption of Ben Solo

The Corruption of Ben Solo is a seven-part series of 460,969 words by dentigerous and wraithnoir. The series was begun May 10th, 2016, and updated as complete May 25th, 2017.
:When Ben Organa Solo decides to leave the temple to follow his father instead of his uncle, the voices in his head recede. He doesn't know it, but for the time, he's safe. Then, a typical run for his father's acquisition business goes sour, and he takes a First Order general hostage. All his convictions are thrown into disarray, and when he's given the chance to explore his power, all of it, he takes it.
:General Arrik Hux knows power. Seeing it so tightly contained in Ben Solo creates an intense need to have the man, to tie him close with bonds of loyalty and regard. He imagines himself keeping his own personal Sith enforcer, the respect he would command with Ben Solo's name harnessed to his. It's not long before the two have twined their fates together, their stars connecting in an intricate constellation of trust, anger, ambition and desire.
:This is the story of how Ben Solo, 28, late attendant of the Senate, successful smuggler, failed Jedi padawan, is seduced by the Dark Side, dragged down by a man who's never given a chance to see the Light.
Or the AU where Ben doesn’t go dark side as a teenager, becomes a smuggler, and Hux corrupts him instead.Summarised by reaperlight in a Kylux Fanfic Recs post
==Installments==
*"The Corruption of Ben Solo" | Six chapters, 62,517 words
*"Ambitions" | Six chapters, 67,847 words
*"Arkanis" | Six chapters, 90,874 words
*"Distance" | Two chapters, 31,031 words
*"Balance of Power" | Six chapters, 82,910 words
*"Star Killer" | Five chapters, 49,619 words
*"The Death of Ben Solo" | Six chapters, 52,171 words
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2016 Fanfiction‎
Category:2017 Fanfiction‎
Category:Star Wars Sequel Trilogy Fanfiction
The Corsair

The Corsair is a Time Lord from the universe of Doctor Who, first referenced in the Series 6 episode The Doctor's Wife. They subsequently appeared in spin-off media, most notably in the Titan comics.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
*Corsair/Doctor
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
====Links====
====Gallery====
File:The Corsair 2.0.png|The Corsair 2.0 (Mar 2015) by AmelieLefevre
==Resources & External Links==
*The Corsair (Doctor Who) - Ao3 tag
==References==
Category:Whoniverse Characters
The Cosmic Collected

The Cosmic Collected is a 50-page K/S slash Star Trek: TOS zine from 1986. It reprints a collection of the four stories in the Cosmic Fuck Series by Gayle F.
==The Editorial== 
==Contents==
* Desert Heat (First published in The Sensuous Vulcan, then in Naked Times #2, this was the story with the first famous appearance of the double ridges on Vulcan penises and one of the first pon farr stories.)
* Beyond Setarcos (First published in Thrust, after bonding with Spock to save his life, Kirk finds his sexuality turning to him even though neither is sure of their future together.) 
* Night of the Dragon First appeared in Thrust, angered by his bondmate's recklessness, Spock forces Kirk to experience the pain one will feel if the other dies.) 
* Between Friends (This was the first published Kirk/Spock/McCoy threesomes. It was published in Obsc'zine #3, though was pass-around story called "Birthday Present" before appearing in the zine.)
==Gallery -- Non-Explicit==
Image:cosmicfuck1.jpg|for "Desert Heat"
Image:cosmicfuck2.jpg|for "Desert Heat"
Image:cosmicfuck3.jpg| for "Desert Heat"
Image:cosmicfuck4.jpg| for "Beyond Setarcos"
 
Image:cosmicfuck5.jpg|for "Beyond Setarcos" 
==Gallery -- Explicit==
Image:cosmicfuck6.jpg|for "Night of the Dragon" Note: Marked as sexually explicit; minimized.
Image:cosmicfuck7.jpg|for "Night of the Dragon" Note: Marked as sexually explicit; minimized.
Image:cosmicfuck8.jpg| for "Night of the Dragon" Note: Marked as sexually explicit; minimized.
Image:cosmicfuck9.jpg| for "Between Friends" Note: Marked as sexually explicit; minimized.
Image:cosmicfuck10.jpg| for "Between Friends" Note: Marked as sexually explicit; minimized.
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
 
===Unknown Date===
===1987===
===1994===
===1998===
===2010===
===2011===
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS Slash Zines
Category:1986 Zines
The Cost of Freedom

The Cost of Freedom is a gen Star Trek: TOS story by Nomad.
 
It was printed in Orion and Stardate #21. 
==Series==
It is part of the Serenidad series:
* The Wages of Vengeance
* Oath of Vengeance
* The Cost of Freedom 
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:1984 Fanfiction
Category:Star Trek TOS Fanfiction
The Cost of Living

The Cost of Living is a Steve/Danny story by JiM & kalena. As of March 2021, the work has 1890 kudos, 318 comments, and 628 bookmarks on Archive of Our Own.JiM and kalena, AO3. The Cost of Living, Nov 9, 2011. (Accessed March 5, 2021) 
Author's Summary:
==Recs and Reviews==
== Inspired Fanworks ==
* gif set by leeeeeex
==References==
Category:2011 Fanfiction‎
The Cost of Netfic

The Cost of Netfic is a 2002 essay by Flamingo
It was posted to the Starsky & Hutch mailing list VenicePlace and is used on Fanlore with Flamingo's permission.
==The Essay==
==Similar Essays==
* "Netfic is free, so stop complaining." by Arduinna (2000)
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2002 Meta
Category:Meta on Mailing Lists
The Cost of the Cheeseboard

The Cost of the Cheeseboard is a gen 95-page novel by June Bauer and Beth Friedman. It was illustrated by Kathy Marschall. It's a FPF/RPF crossover.
In the early 1990s, Jean offered the series to fans freely via email. Subject: Cheeseboard and Coin by Nan E. to Lysator dated Nov 22, 1993:"Some time ago, Jean was making these available free via email. I don't have the address anymore but if anyone does, perhaps they could post it."
==Novels in this Series:==
*The Totally Imaginary Cheeseboard
*The Other Side of the Coin
*The Cost of the Cheeseboard
==Excerpt==
From the 1995 flyer:
==Regarding Permissions and This Sequel==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1995 Zines
Category:Crossover Zines
The Cost of the Erection: Slash and Gayness

The Cost of the Erection: Slash and Gayness is an essay by Executrix.
 
It is part of the Fanfic Symposium series. 
Part of the essay also was also posted at the author's LiveJournal as: Dangly Bits. According to the comments, it was posted here due to a snafu in posting at Fanfic Symposium, one that was soon corrected. 
For additional context, see Timeline of Slash Meta and Slash Meta.
==Excerpts==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
 
Category:Slash Meta 
Category:Fanfiction Meta 
Category:2003 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
The CotRK Bad Shipping Fic Bingo

The Charlie Bone Bad Shipping Fic Bingo, officially known as The Bad Shipping Fic Bingo and commonly referred to by participants as "Badfic Bingo", "Charlie Bone Badfic Bingo", or simply "the bingo", was a major fan work creation event in the Charlie Bone fandom which contributed to a large boom in fanfic publishing in the fandom on Ao3.
== History ==
The idea for the bingo sprouted from a Tumblr post by @mossnrocksnbogwater, who said he wished that the series had a massive audience of younger fans who would romanticize Dagbert Endless and write humorously bad Charbert soulmate AUs,He eventually wrote "Golden Brown and Aquamarine", one of the two proto-bingo soulmate AUs prompting @lady-adeliza to propose a "bad soulmate AU fic challenge" and say she would write one for Granny-Hell.Tumblr post chain between @mossnrocksnbogwater, @luckypunk27, @lady-adeliza, and @dagbert-endlessThe resulting fic was "We've known each other for so long (you know the rules and so do I)" This led @children-of-the-red-queen to start @cotrk-events and make the bingo.
==Methods ==
Using a randomized selection of tropes crowdsourced from a Discord server and a custom-made random ship generator which was designed so that those paired would be in the same age range and not closely related to each other,All of the Endowed are descendants of the Red King, but he lived a thousand years prior to the series, so descent from him is not enough for characters to count as related. @children-of-the-red-queen made five-by-five bingo cards for individuals upon request. Some chose to use traditional bingo rules, others to use a certain number of prompts per fic, and others to incorporate every prompt into one.
== Legacy ==
The bingo drew more members of the fandom into writing in general. Many ships on the cards had never had fanfic written about them before, and some afterwards had multiple. Soon in its aftermath, Granny-Hell, previously a meme but not a written ship, rose to the leaderboard of the ten most tagged ships in the fandom.
== Selected Fics ==
* Badfic Bingo by shallowbay
* Badfic Oneshots by shallowbay
* Blood Price by Chericola
* Charlie Bingo and the Island of Crackships by Lingard_and_the_Stars
* Cursed Love by Chericola
* Dogwood Blues by mossnrocks
* Eyes of the Public by NotFlorian
* One More Time by mossnrocks
* Running from your problems until they run back into you.... by formerlyAyanamiE
* Sunk Cost & Treasure Lost by NotFlorian
* We've known each other for so long (you know the rules and so do I) by Lingard_and_the_Stars
== Archives and Links ==
* Charlie Bone: Bad Shipping Fic Bingo collection on Ao3. (Note: not all associated works on Ao3 are in the collection, and some are exclusively on Tumblr).
== Notes and References ==
Category:Charlie Bone Universe
Category:Challenges
The Couch Potato

The Couch Potato is a British gen multimedia letterzine focusing mainly on action-adventure and science fiction/fantasy television series airing on British television – often American imports. 
The Couch Potato had several regular features, and numerous regular contributors, including Sue Trent, Penny Hill, Robin Hill (cartoons as well as text), Judy Mortimore, Jackie Eason and Ian Trott.
Issues regularly featured cartoons by staff member Penny Hill, which involved the zine's mascot (an anthropomorphic potato) interacting with characters/icons from various television series.
 
The club's newsletter sister zine was Channel which, as of August 1989, had two issues.
==Issue 1==
The Stephen J. Cannell Issue was published in May 1987 and contains 36 pages.
* Stephen J. Cannell – a career profile by Judy Mortimore, with technical advice from Jackie Eason
* On the Box – round up of what was airing on the BBC at the time
* The Casting Couch – a profile of a subscriber/contributor to The Couch Potato – in this issue that was Dave Whiley
* Letters of Comment from: Graham Wade, Judy Mortimore, Ian Trott and Janet Ellicott
* Lines We Liked – recent tv quotes
* The Fun Page – general silliness, in this issue an A-Team Top Ten list
* Member's Reviews – (this issue on Stephen J. Cannell series) featuring reviews from Ian Trott, Sue Trent, Jackie Eason
* Advertising section, featuring general ads (seeking episodes of shows, etc.), ads for clubs/letterzines, and ads for general fanzines
* Editorials by Sue Trent and Penny Hill
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1980s
The Council of Denial, Olympian Chapter

The Council of Denial, Olympian Chapter was established on May 21, 2000 to express the outrage felt by some fans in response to the events of season five of Xena: Warrior Princess.The Council Of Denial, Olympian Chapter, 4 December 2002 (offline, archived). (Accessed 1 February 2025.)
The Council of Denial, Olympian Chapter had a sister site: The Council of Denial, Jedi Chapter.
Although the last known update occurred on November 16, 2002, the site remained online until 2005.Calendar of xenabard.mythicdesigns.net/council.html, Wayback Machine. (Accessed 1 February 2025.)
As of the last update, 141 people had signed the Council of Denial's register.
==References== 
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess WebsitesCategory:GeoCitiesCategory:2000Category:2001Category:2002
The Councils of Despair

The Councils of Despair is a Vorkosigan story by Parhelion, first published in November 2004. The author's first (and so far only) work in the Vorkosiverse, it was written for Dira Sudis in the Yuletide exchange. A gapfiller set during Shards of Honor – after Escobar but predominantly before Cordelia Naismith's return to Barrayar – it is m/m slash, with the non-canonical pairing of Aral Vorkosigan with Simon Illyan.
The author's original summary simply reads Aral Vorkosigan/Simon Illyan; slash / Please note: mild spoilers for *Shards of Honor*. At the republished version at Archive of Our Own, the summary is The Vor have their own way of dealing with disaster. First, start with a new disaster... At the author's personal site, the summary is Certain acts of desperation are best done with a friend. The title is taken from Martin Luther King, quoted at the end. The author rating is R.
==Plot, Characters & Themes==
The story's focus, despite an explicit Aral/Simon first time scene, is on Aral's self-destructive despair after Escobar being partly ameliorated by Simon's loving friendship. The final scene is set after Cordelia & Aral's marriage, and the story slips back into canon, with no indication of an ongoing slash relationship. A sympathetic Captain Negri also features, with minor roles for several original characters who flesh out Vorbarr Sultana's caravanserai. The point of view throughout is Simon in the third person.
==Reception==
The story was well received. Reviewers particularly praised the characterisations and the way the non-canonical pairing is achieved believably, even for readers who had previously considered it impossible or who didn't generally enjoy slash. Several reviewers commented favourably on the fact that the story doesn't compromise Aral's subsequent canonical relationship with Cordelia. Also praised were the canon-like feel, the accuracy of the pastiche of Lois McMaster Bujold's style, the well-chosen details, the realistically gritty setting and the complex portrayal of Barryar's society & politics.
Philomytha calls it her "favourite fic in the fandom",Comment by Philomytha dated 28 September 2011 to the reposted version at Archive of Our Own and cites it as the inspiration for her Aral & Simon novel, Aral Vorkosigan's Dog.Philomytha in Archive of Our Own: The Councils of Despair: Bookmarks (accessed 19 August 2014) It has also been recommended at Crack Van and by Beth H, Espresso Addict, Gloria Mundi, Sahiya, The RCK and Templum Bellonae, among others.
==Recs & Reviews==
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2004 Fanfiction‎
The Count Dracula Society

The Count Dracula Society was founded in 1962 by Dr. Donald A. Reed with the purpose of studying horror films and gothic literature. It eventually evolved into the Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror Films (aka The Saturn Awards Organization) in 1972.
Reed was the "Founder, National President, National Chairman, Chancellor to the Board of Governors and Count Grand Master of the Noble Order of Count Dracula". Honorary Chairman were Christopher Lee, Forrest J. Ackerman, Russell Kirk, Devendra P. Varma, Richard L. Perlman, Dion O'Donnol, Frank H. Cunningham, Walter J. Daugherty, Manuel Weltman, Ray Bradbury and A. E. Van Vogt.
In Reed's own words:
The society organized screenings of horror movies, especially vampire ones. It also issued the Ann Radcliffe Award, given in annual gatherings. The Society (under editor Gordon R. Guy) used to publish the newsletter The Count Dracula Quarterly (also known at various times as The Castle Dracula Quarterly and The Gothick Gateway), which eventually was discontinued. 
The Society also promoted itself via this commercial, played before showings of various independent horror films, and was referenced by San Francisco's Creature Feature television program. It was also mentioned frequently in various prozines and zines, including Hollywood Studio Magazine and Forrest J Ackerman's Famous Monsters of Filmland. "Dr. Donald A. Reed and the Count Dracula Society", The Classic Horror Film Board, May 28, 2009 (via Wayback Feb 13/25) 
From member Frank Dello Stritto:
== Gallery ==
File:Hollywood Studio Magazine April 1970.jpeg|Hollywood Studio Magazine, April 1970, describing a special screening event for the club.
File:Hollywood Studio Sep 1970 1.jpeg|Hollywood Studio Magazine, Sep 1970 article on the club, page 1
File:Hollywood Studio Sep 1970 2.jpeg|Hollywood Studio Magazine, Sep 1970 article on the club, page 2
File:Hollywood Studio Sep 1970 3.jpeg|Hollywood Studio Magazine, Sep 1970 article on the club, page 3
File:Hollywood Studio Sep 1970 4.jpeg|Hollywood Studio Magazine, Sep 1970 article on the club, page 4
File:Hollywood Studio Jan 1972.jpeg|Hollywood Studio Magazine, Jan 1972 obituary (and club plug!) for club member Henry Eichner
File:Hollywood Studio Apr 1972 1.jpeg|Hollywood Studio Magazine, Apr 1972 article on the Ann Radcliffe Award winners, page 1
File:Hollywood Studio Apr 1972 2.jpeg|Hollywood Studio Magazine, Apr 1972 article on the Ann Radcliffe Award winners, page 2
File:Hollywood Studio Magazine Nov 1972 1.jpeg|Hollywood Studio Magazine, Nov 1972, "Blacula Meets Count Yorga, Vampire"; photo of William Marshall (centre), Robert Quarry (right) and Donald Reed (left)
File:Hollywood Studio Magazine Nov 1972 2.jpeg|Hollywood Studio Magazine, Nov 1972, "Blacula Meets Count Yorga, Vampire", accompanying caption.
== References ==
Category:Dracula
Category:1962 Fan Clubs
Category:1960s Fan Clubs
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
The Count of Monte Cristo

The Count of Monte Cristo originally Le Comte de Monte-Cristo is an adventure novel. It is one of the Alexandre Dumas' more popular works, along with The Three Musketeers. Like many of his novels, it was expanded from plot outlines suggested by his collaborating ghostwriter Auguste Maquet. The plot focuses on a man who is wrongfully imprisoned, escapes from jail, acquires a fortune, and sets about exacting revenge on those responsible for his imprisonment. The storey takes place during the historical events of 1815–1839 being fundamental element of the book.
The book was the base inspiration for the manga and anime Gankutsuou.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
==Example Fanworks==
==Archives, Communities & Resources==
Category:Books & Literature
Category:Before 1900
The Counterstrike Special Gen Collection

The Counterstrike Special Gen Collection is a 132-page anthology of fiction that appeared in previously published Neon Rainbow Press fanzines through 2002.
* Rescue by Jamie Hector (A Small Circle of Friends #1)
* Blood Debt by Jamie Hector (A Small Circle of Friends #2)
* The Killing Moon by Jamie Hector (A Small Circle of Friends #3)
* White Knuckle by Jamie Hector (Ouch! #1)
* Home for the Holidays by Alexa Purcell (The Yule Tide #2)
* Island of the Hunted by R. Robin (Compadres #10)
* Buried Alive by Kristi Nelson (Ouch! #11)
 Category:Counterstrike
Category:1999 Zines
The Course of True Love

The Course of True Love is a Merlin/Arthur story by Puckling. It was written for Box of Magic, the Merlin Big Bang challenge in 2009. Word count: 44,899. The fanart for this story includes a cover drawing by Korilian, a color illustration by brille (photoshop/drawing), and a color illustration of girl!Merlin by chaosraven (Painter 9.5).
Summary: After Nimueh's death Albion needs a High Priestess, but what it's got is Merlin. Fortunately he'll serve after a few...modifications. Unfortunately for Merlin, being turned into a woman would be enough of a shock even without becoming the High Priestess. As is, it's his duty to sleep with the king or doom all of Albion. (genderfuck)
Like Deluge, this Big Bang story directly follows the events of episode 1.13. The only way for Merlin to turn back into a man is to sleep with the king. Luckily for him, the Old Religion sees Arthur as the rightful king. However, Arthur doesn't know about Merlin's magic, about him suddenly being a girl, about his duty, or about Merlin's feelings. Thanks to a magical bond that insists on some sex magic, he finds out soon enough.
==Reactions and Reviews==
== References ==
Category:Merlin Fanfiction
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2009 Fanfiction‎