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Due South Canadian 6 Degrees Big Bang

The Due South Canadian 6 Degrees Big Bang is a Big Bang challenge for due South and the connected C6D fandoms. C6D stands for Canadian 6 Degrees and includes other projects that the main actors from due South have worked on. The challenge is a collaborative project between writers and artists to produce original due South or C6D novellas (20,000 words minimum) with accompanying artwork or vids.
C6D fandoms with fanworks created for the challenge have included: Battlestar Galactica, Blade: Trinity, Slings & Arrows, Blood Ties, Twitch City, Wilby Wonderful.
Although the Big Bang asks for the typical minimum of 20,000 words, it bills itself as the "World's Slowest Big Bang" because it offers writers and artists a longer lead time to write and draw: For a measly 80 words a day (or some art) you too can be a part of the World's Slowest Big Bang!
:Sage came up with the "World's Slowest Big Bang" title, because with the usual set of seasonal challenges that were running, it looked like our Big Bang was going to stretch from October to June - nine months. Most Big Bangs run a couple three months at most.
==History==
The first Big Bang ran from June 2008 with the stories and art being revealed June 2009. 48 authors, 21 artists signed up and 11 authors and 14 artists completed.
The second Big Bang ran from October 2009 through June 2010, with five completed stories.
The third Big Bang began in November 2010, with a planned 'go live' date of August 2011. 41 writers and artists signed up.
In 2012, akamine_chan and lucifuge5 stepped down as mods and handed the reins over to a new team, mizface and hazelwho. Part of the changes the Due South Canadian 6 Degrees Big Bang underwent was to shift the emphasis away from rewarding authors for completing the challenge.
As hazelwho said in the initial interest post:
Additionally, the website shut down and posting of stories moved to the Archive Of Our Own, with subcollections for each year's fanworks.
The community was moved to Dreamwidth in 2015. In 2018, hazelwho and mizface stepped down as mods and handed the reins over to feroxargentea and missionlameturtle, with 16 fanworks completed that year. A discord server was created in 2019 to host Big Bang chats. In 2020 the schedule was temporarily extended to end on US Thanksgiving, in view of disruption due to the pandemic, but it reverted to Canadian Thanksgiving in 2021, with 22 fanworks created that year.
The 2022 big bang saw 15 fanworks posted to the AO3 collection. The 2023 big bang had 7 fanworks posted to the collection.
==References==
Category:Big Bang Challenges
Category:Due South Challenges
Category:Due South Journal Communities
Category:6 Degrees of Canada
Category:2009 Challenges
Category:2010s Challenges
Category:2020s Challenges
Due South Fic Finders

Due South Fic Finders is a due South LiveJournal community. 
As of 2017, the community has 1,977 posts; 10,527 comments; and 798 members. 
ds_ficfinders and ds_recfinders merged on January 2011. 
==References==
Category:due South Journal Communities
Category:2005
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Due South Interview and Article Transcripts

This small website, maintained by Nuckie, hosted 14 copies ("reproduced without permission") of published articles and 17 transcripts ("courtesy of Wolf Walker") of interviews with the actors from Due South. The transcripts were from interviews conducted between 1997 and 1999, and the articles were published between 1996 and 1999. A separate page was devoted to media surrounding Last Night, another project that Due South actor Callum Keith Rennie was involved in.
This site is documented here as part of the OTW's GeoCities Rescue Project.
Category:Due South WebsitesCategory:GeoCities
Due South Rec Finders

Due South Rec Finders was a due South LiveJournal fic finding community.
As of 2017, the community had 378 posts; 2,972 comments; and 300 members.
Due South Fic Finders and "Due South Rec Finders" merged in January 2011.
==Addressing The Ray Wars==
In 2008, the mods of this community had this statement and new policy, in part, due to some Ray Vecchio fans defriending this com.
For some background, see The Ray Wars.
==References==
Category:Due South Journal Communities
Category:2007 Communities
Category:2000s Communities
Category:2010s Communities
Category:Recommendation Sites
Due South Religious Wars of '96

due South Religious Wars of '96 
due South became a fandom almost immediately after the show debuted in 1994. Fan activity originated on mailing lists and in zines. The first due South discussion list was DSOUTH-L, founded by LJC December 20, 1994. 
Because employees of the show participated on this list, the rules against posting fiction and discussing story ideas on list were strictly enforced, and a companion fiction list was created. 
In 1996, ownership of the fiction list fell into the hands of a deeply-religious list owner, who objected to stories that contained swearing, pre-marital sex, taking the Lord's name in vain, and any slash content, even of a G-rated nature. 
==Inspired Stories/Responsefic==
These events inspired a series of stories which contained these elements. Discussion in the livejournal of taraljc, referencing a story posted in May 1996 in direct reaction to the religious war. Posted March 15, 2009. Accessed March 15, 2009.
One of these stories was by Cat Dudka, a list member. Because list members were told they could not swear in fic, she named three characters "Jesus, Mary and Joseph!" The story: Babysitting (May 1996)
==References==
Category:due South
Category:Christianity & Fandom
Category:1996 Events
Due South Reporter

Due South Reporter was an early, if not the first, Due South community on LJ.
The Due South Reporter compiled links to gen, het, and both Ray slash fiction. The community was initially founded as an anonymous enterprise in the still-hostile environment of the late Ray Wars.
The Due South Reporter, which was the grandmother of many of the newsletter LJ communities that were later created, was active for over two years. The community closed up shop on August 19, 2004.
==Profile==
The community's LJ profile states:
=="Reporters"==
The community had a series of "reporters" work beats and post links: there were people assigned to monitor the various mailing lists and archives (there were not very many LJ communities yet) and to collect links to DS work of all kinds. In the highly divided culture of Due South fandom in 2002, there was not much in the way of "one-stop shopping" for fanfiction, which was balkanized into factions. The community's "house style" and neutral tone were also a deliberate attempt to calm and unifying a fractured fandom; tensions were high, and people often spoke disparagingly of stories from other parts of the fandom. This was not permitted at the Due South Reporter.
=="Community"==
Technically speaking, the Due South Reporter was not a LJ community. DS Reporter was a single user journal run like a newspaper, in which the admins all shared a single password. When actual Livejournal communities became popular, the Reporter was disbanded in favor of the 'post-your-own-links' style ds_noticeboard. But it prefigured the community idea in that it was a journal you subscribed to for a fandom, not an individual.
When the site closed in 2004, the creators said: 
==Content==
In July 2002, the sites' creators asked for more gen and het suggestions. They also stated their content plans.
In February 2003, the site asked for more info about fiction which focused on Ray Vecchio: 
==The Maple Leaf Icon==
The site's icon was created by Livia.
From a fan in 2004: "I'll miss seeing that maple leaf coming across my friends list. :)" ADMIN POST: Closing Up Shop
==Closure==
From the sites' creators (August 19, 2004):
== Reasons for the Closure==
The sites' creators cited several reasons for the closure.
==ds noticeboard==
After the closure of "Due South Reporter," the community creators' encouraged fans to focus on ds noticeboard.
Comments below are from ADMIN POST: Closing Up Shop.
==Fan Comments Regarding the Site's Closure==
Comments below are from ADMIN POST: Closing Up Shop.
== References ==
Category:Due South Journal Communities
Category:2002
Category:2000s
Due South Romance Association

The Due South Romance Association is a website "dedicated to the love between Fraser and Ray, the most romantic couple in North America."
The page featured pairing information, links, photo galleries, a message board, a few essays, Due Slashisms, Romantic Moments, a Slash Zine Exchange, and a caption contest. Accessing the site via Wayback, visitors are still greeted with the Due South theme music.
The DSRA was a wholly owned subsidiary of Girls Who Like Boys Who Do Boys Club, Inc., which also owned the Mulder/Krycek Romantics Association, the Mulder/Skinner Slash Society, and The X-Files Fanfic Hall of Shame.
Category:Slash Websites
Category:Due South Websites
Category:1990s
Due South Slash Site

Due South Slash Site is an adult site is for anything related to due South slash, the slash fans and slash writers. All due South slash readers and writers are encouraged to post things on this site. 
The site was hosted by Geocities and it was a member of the Sam Browne Belt webring and the Slash Fan Fiction Ring.
Description from Adalisa's Page: "Everything Slash about Due South. Pictures, summaries of episodes, links to other pages. It's one of my favorite sites on the net."Adalisa's Page: Links, links and more links..., via Wayback: 24 August 1999. (Accessed 13 January 2012)
==Due South Slash Site Members==
*Jeannie Marie's Garden Of Delights Italian cookbooks, GESI hunter's guide
*Stuff by Mitch Hudson A little Lost In Space, Ray/Ray stuff 
*Blarney Stone fiction
*WolfWalker's Indulgences just a bit of what a wolf likes
*Shannon K ~ Priestess of Slash slash fanfiction
*Laurie Taylor due South slash fiction on the net and in zines
*DS Slash Writer's Bios & Profiles Adrienne, Alberta Skies, Joann SoperCook, PJ, Red Skye, Rupert Rouge, T'Mar, Valencia/Amaranth, Jeannie Marie, Mitch and The WolfWalker
*Slash Hall of Fame fanfic of special note
==References==
Category:Slash Websites
Category:Due South WebsitesCategory:GeoCities
Category:1990s
Duel of Hearts

Duel of Hearts is a gen 72-page, digest-sized Zorro anthology with fiction by Linda Mooney.
From Agent With Style: "Three tales -- imprisioned by a vengeful official, Diego is forced to reveal his secret identity to Victoria; a terrorist holds the pueblo hostage on Christmas Eve; and Victoria offers Diego a choice...her or Zorro."
From an ad in GAZ: "Stories of love and swashbuckling adventure based on the Family Channel television series... Recommended reading by the producer of the show."
==Contents==
* Ring of Gold (5) 
* El Chacal (32) 
* The Passion of Saints (48) 
File:duelofsaintsflyer1.jpg|side one of a flyer
File:duelofsaintsflyer2.jpg|side two of a flyer
Category:Zorro
Category:1991 Zines
Duet Central

Duet Central is a Due South webring created by yeungmaisu in 2003. It's unknown when it went down.
==Member Sites==
*Red Ships and Green Ships - Hello and welcome to the home of the wolf pack - where we worship all things due South and Hard Core Logo. Here you'll find poetry, stories, graphic art and recommendations. Most of the fiction here is slash (of all ratings), with the rare general and adult story. So kick off your shoes, relax and stay a bit. Take special care now.
*Going due South - Going due South is the homepage of our fanlisting collection. Currently we manage and house three different listings, based on Benton Fraser and our favorite episodes of season three. So if you favor fan fellowship, fine graphic art, Mounties and your cops soulful with experimental hair, please come by for a visit and consider joining us. Thank you all.
*Lys' Due South Pages - The Fraser Factor web ring is for the television series Due South which starred Paul Gross, David Marciano and Callum Keith Rennie. Sites with images/graphics/sounds for the series Due South welcomed here. Thank you kindly for stopping by. Lys.
*Ardent's Fiction - Ardent's Due South slash fiction, focusing on the Fraser/Kowalski relationship.
*Mendacity - An asylum on the 'net for the writing and ramblings of pollitt. Fandoms include, primarily due South with some OZ and other assorted fandoms.
*Shrift's Fan Fiction - A personal archive of Shrift's fan fiction, where her due South is F/K. Other fandoms: Angel, Breakfast Club, Buffy, Farscape, Hard Core Logo, Highlander, La Femme Nikita, Smallville, Sorority Boys, Sports Night, Velvet Goldmine
*Callie's Due South Page - Stories about Fraser and Kowalski... love and romance for everyone
*Linda's Due South Story Page - Stories featuring Fraser and Kowalski... from drama to humour
*Secret Hiding Place - Gen fic from Kung Fu: TLC, Due South, Sentinel etc. Slash fic from Due South, Highlander, Buffy. Song vids from Stargate SG1, Angel, CI5: The New Pros, and Once A Thief, and pic manips from various fandoms.
*The Bard's Den - Rushlight's slash fanfiction, gallery, and recommendations website. Present fandoms include due South, Star Wars: TPM, Harry Potter, Smallville, The Sentinel, VampChron, and The X-Files.
*Sylvie's Due South Fic - Fan fiction, both gen and slash (mostly Fraser/Kowalski) based on Due South. Also hosts the fantastically funny Serge Slashlibs.
*Northwest Passage - M-A's dueSouth fan fiction site (slash, gen, and het), as well as recs, art, and links,
*SnoweeLand - Collection of Snowee's fanfic and miscellaneous other.
Category:Due South Webrings
Category:2000s Webrings
Duet Press

Duet Press is a slash fanzine publisher that began publishing in the late 1990s. Their zines have won numerous awards. 
==Awards==
 
For Duet 1:
*Duet cover art by Killa won 2003 Huggy Award for best zine art in Other Cop/Spy/Detective Category, ZebraCon 2003
*The Bodyguard by Speranza won 2003 Huggy Award for best zine story and best zine writer in Other Cop/Spy/Detective Category, ZebraCon 2003
*Bedlam by M. Fae Glasgow was nominated for 2003 Huggy Award for best zine story in Other Cop/Spy/Detective Category, ZebraCon 2003
*Winner 2003 Huggy Award for best zine, Other Cop/Spy/Detective Category, ZebraCon 2003 
*Winner 2003 Marion McChesney Award for Best New Editor (Sizzler Award), Valentin and Stormy, ConneXions 2003
*Winner 2003 SCREWZ award for best Due South zine (both volumes)
*Nominated 2003 Serious Duck Award for best slash anthology
*Winner 2002 Sizzler award for best Due South zine. (tied), ConneXions 2003
For Working Out:
*Nominated 2004 Sizzler Award for best zine
*Won 2003 Huggy Award for best zine story in Other Cop/Spy/ Detective category, ZebraCon 2003
*Nominated for a Serious Duck Award, June 2003, for best slash novel/novella
For Transfiguration:
*Won 2005 Huggy Award for Best Sentinel zine (awarded at ZebraCon 17)
==Zines==
* Duet (Due South)
* Home Free (The Sentinel)
* Requited (X-Files)
* Surfacing (Stargate Atlantis)
* Transfiguration (The Sentinel)
* Working Out (Due South)
Duet for Emmanuelle

Duet for Emmanuelle is a slash Blake's 7 story by Tounge N. Chicque. 
The pairing is Blake/Avon.
It was published in Resistance #8.
"Duet for Emmanuelle" is a parody and responsefic to the Avon/Vila series of stories by M.C. and K.F. called Comfort that were written between 1983-84. "Comfort" is perhaps the first mpreg in media fanfic.
==Fan Confusion==
Some fans appeared to think this was a serious story, rather than a spoof, despite the name of the "tongue in cheek" name of the author.
From a fan in 1994: 
==Fan Comments==
===1994===
===1995===
===1999===
===2015===
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1994 Fanfiction
Duet for One Voice

Duet for One Voice is a Kirk/Spock story by Carolyn Spencer.
It was published in the con zine KiScon 2001 where it tied for first place in the writing contest with Interview with a Vulcan. 
==Summary==
From the con zine summary:"On the last day of the Enterprise's five year mission, McCoy learns how the captain and first officer said good-bye."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===2001===
===2002===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:2001 Fanfiction‎
Dukat

Dukat is a reoccurring supporting character in the television series Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, the second spin-off of the Star Trek franchise. He is a Cardassian military officer with a checkered career.
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
* Dukat/Damar
* Dukat/ Kira Nerys
==Archives & Resources==
* Dukat tag at AO3
* Dukat tag at FF.net
* Dukat at Memory Alpha
* Neutral Zine, an e-zine edited by kira-nerys
* Scaly Tales, an e-zine focusing on Cardassians
* Wikipedia:Dukat (Star Trek)
==References==
Category:Star Trek DS9 Characters
Duke Thomas

Duke Thomas is fictional character from the DC Universe fandom. He is also known by his superhero identity The Signal.
== Canon ==
Duke's first named appearance was in a hallucination experienced by Bruce Wayne, in which he used the codename Lark. His official introduction was in the series We Are Robin, in which he led a gang of teens under the Robin mantle. Duke was taken on as a protégé by Batman in the Superheavy series. Duke was revealed to be a metahuman in Dark Nights: Metal. He later joined the Outsiders team alongside Cassandra Cain. 
Duke is the introductory lead in Batman: Wayne Family Adventures, in which he officially moves in with the Wayne/Bat family. 
== Fandom ==
=== Pairings ===
Duke doesn't feature in a lot of shipping, most fanworks are focused on his gen relationships with members of the Batfamily. Although some rare pairings are:
==== Shipping ====
* Dick Grayson/Duke Thomas
* Duke Thomas/Jason Todd
* Duke Thomas/Damian Wayne
==== Gen Relationships ====
* Cassandra Cain & Duke Thomas
=== Common Tropes in Fanworks ===
== Fanworks ==
=== Fanart ===
* by phil-cho
* by LSheaM
* by matheusbitts
* by Usagi-Zakura
* by andrew-navarro
=== Fanfiction ===
* by Listentothelittlebird
* by Lysical
===Meta===
*On Duke Thomas and Racism in the Bat-Fandom by rainbowfoxes
*Duke Thomas: Someone More Than Just a Robin by Bob Moriarty
*a list of facts and feats of Duke Thomas and Part 2 by alfredsolos
*Duke and Jason by disco-troy
*Duke Thomas isn't the sane one! by peppersonironi
== Archives and Links ==
* Duke Thomas tag at Archive of Our Own
* Duke Thomas at FanFiction.Net
* #duke thomas at Tumblr
*The Hatch - The Duke Thomas Wiki
== Resources ==
* Duke Thomas (Prime Earth) at DC Database 
* Duke Thomas at Batman WIki
* Duke Thomas at Wikipedia
Category:DC Comics Characters
Category:Batman Characters
Category:Social Media Feature
Dukes

Dukes was a Yahoo group that had moderated membership, with 715 members at its close. The group's peak period was in 1999-2001. Posting had died out by 2013 but at its most active it had as many as 1000 messages a month. 
==Description==
Category:Dukes of Hazzard
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:1990s Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:2010s Mailing Lists
Dum-Dum Dugan

Dum-Dum Dugan is a character from the Marvel Comics.
==Canon==
===Comics===
===Marvel Cinematic Universe===
In the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Dugan is played by Neal McDonough in Captain America: The First Avenger, who reprised his role in the last few minutes of Marvel One-Shot's Agent Carter. 
==Fandom==
The character gained a lot of attention with his Captain America: The First Avenger appearance.
==Fanworks==
==Archives and Communities==
* Timothy "Dum Dum" Dugan works tagged at AO3 
==External Links==
* Dum Dum Dugan tag on Tumblr
* Timothy Dugan tag on Tumblr
==Resources==
* Dum Dum Dugan at wikipedia 
* Dum Dum Dugan at Marvel Database
* Timothy Dugan at Marvel Movies
* Dum Dum Dugan at Marvel Cinematic Universe Wiki
==References==
==Navigation==
Category:Marvel Characters Category:Captain America Characters Category:Agent Carter Characters
Dumbass Lawyers

Dumbass Lawyers is a zine featuring sketches of characters from the Ace Attorney games, featuring the work of six artists.
==About==
The zine was announced on June 27, 2014https://twitter.com/rollround/status/482753176433881088. The book was made to be available at any of the participating artists' tables at Anime Expo 2014. Buyers also had the option to preorder on Storenvy and pick up their copy at Anime Expo. The storefront was later updated to allow buyers to preorder and have their zine shipped to their preferred addresses if they were not attending the convention.
The first proof of the zines was posted on July 3, 2014 leading up to Anime Expohttps://twitter.com/rollround/status/484948717762801665. Preorders made to not be picked up at the convention were shipped out approximately by August 5, 2014https://twitter.com/rollround/status/496560596284764161.
A later sequel to this zine, titled Dumbass Lawyers 2, was organized in 2016.
==Contributors==
The following names were taken from the final copy of the zine/the project's social media account.
* superlark
* emkonishi
* killertune
* melissachenart
* rollround
* sherwindraws
==Gallery==
File:Aa dumbass lawyers zine back.png|Back Cover
File:Aa dumbass lawyers zine front.png|Front Cover
File:Aa dumbass lawyers contributor previews.png|Contributor Previews
== References ==
Category:Ace Attorney Zines
Category:2014 Zines
Dumbass Lawyers 2

Dumbass Lawyers 2 is a charity zine for the Ace Attorney games and is a sequel to the Dumbass Lawyers zine.
==About==
On September 16, 2016, Twitter user rollround posted an interest form for an Ace Attorney zine for potential artists to apply and participate inhttps://twitter.com/rollround/status/777027666868248576. Results were sent on September 26https://twitter.com/rollround/status/780618399118348288.
Preorders for the zine opened on November 12, 2016, on rollround's tictailhttps://twitter.com/rollround/status/797688947505647616. On November 16, 2016, in light of the United States election results, rollround then announced that the proceeds of the zine would be donated to the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)https://twitter.com/rollround/status/797697219293908992, In light of the recent US election results, 100% of the proceeds from this preorder will go to ACLU.. Along with other zine projects rollround was hosting, Dumbass Lawyers 2 closed preorders on December 9, 2016https://twitter.com/rollround/status/805657699249553408.
An update on the project was sent out on November 20, 2016, where rollround showed the proof of the zine and some of the featured illustrationshttps://twitter.com/rollround/status/800571382711001088, Dumbass Lawyers 2 zine proof has arrived! AceAttorneyZine. By approximately December 5, 2016, the preorderd zines were shipped outhttps://twitter.com/rollround/status/806038107879448576, all zine preorders have shipped!! 🎉🎉🍾🍺.
==Contributors==
The following names were taken from the list featured on rollround's preorder post.
===Page Artists===
* Aeri Yoon
* Amalia Allore
* anijii
* blueludebar
* Catherine Dang
* ccNiels
* Emil Konishi
* Jasmine Goggins (killlertune)
* kakimari
* kumanaru
* lachrimode
* pooopskin
* roll (rollround) - Organizer
* stacho
* strangelykatie
==Gallery==
File:Aa dumbass lawyers 2 graphic.png|Zine Cover
File:Aa dumbass lawyers 2 listing.png|Contributor Preview
File:Aa dumbass lawyers 2 proof.png|Zine Proof
== References ==
Category:Ace Attorney Zines
Category:2016 Zines
Category:Charity Zines
Dumbing of Age

Dumbing of Age is a slice-of-life webcomic by David Willis. 
== Canon ==
== Fandom ==
== Examples Fanworks ==
===Fanart===
* by nyktoon, 2014
* by jun6bugs, 2022
* by singlemaltidiot, 2022 -- animation of Walky and Dorothy
=== Meta ===
* by thewebcomicsreview
== Links ==
* wikipedia
* Walkypedia (fan wiki on Fandom.com)
* tvtropes
* tumblr
Category:Webcomics
Category:Fandoms by Source Text