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Edward Kitsis

Edward Kitsis is a writer and producer who is mainly known from his work in Lost and for creating Once Upon a Time and working with his writing partner Adam Horowitz.
==Notable Interactions With Fans==
==Opinion(s) on Record about Fandom, Fanfic, Etc.==
==Fannish Links & Resources==
* Tumblr tag Edward Kitsis
Category:IndustryCategory:LostCategory:Once Upon A Time
Edward Nygma

Edward Nygma also known as The Riddler is a DC Comics villain and enemy of the Batman. 
==Canon==
===Comics===
The Riddler (Edward Nigma or Nygma) made his first appearance in Detective Comics #140 (October 1948).
===Batman (1966)===
In the TV series and 1966 spin-off feature film, Batman, the Riddler was portrayed by Frank Gorshin. His zany, nuanced performance in the pilot episode set the standard for all guest villains, although the Riddler had not been a prominent character in the comics for some time, until the TV show heightened his popularity. After a pay dispute, Gorshin was replaced by John Astin in the second season. Another Riddler script was rejigged for the Puzzler (Maurice Evans). Gorshin returned for one more episode in the third season.
===Batman: The Animated Series===
===Gotham===
===The Batman (2022)===
The Riddler, here known as Edward Nashton, is the primary antagonist of the 2022 movie The Batman.
==Fandom==
Edward Nygma is often paired with other villains from the Batman comics. One of his most popular comics pairings is with Jonathan Crane (Scriddler). This pairing was encouraged by new shippers following the release of TDK, which included a live-action Jonathan Crane played by Cillian Murphy, but it probably existed before this.History post for Jonathan and Edward by Tumblr user billdenbroing, 2017. Accessed 4 Sep 2019.
He has also been paired with the Joker, Harvey Dent, Selina Kyle and the pairing of Oswald Cobblepot/Edward Nygma is particularly popular in the Gotham fandom. Edward Nygma/Bruce Wayne is also a common pairing for Ed, but rare in the fandom overall. 
 
The Nolanverse reignited interest in the Batman fandom. Some fans fancast the Riddler and discussed ways he could be incorporated in the realistic universe, while others theorized that Nolan had already introduced his version of the Riddler with Coleman Reese. (Mr. Reese. Mysteries.) Edward Nygma rarely appears in Nolanverse fanfiction. 
===Gotham===
In the Gotham fandom, Nygma is most commonly paired with his canonical love interest Oswald Cobblepot (Nygmobblepot). This ship is most popular in the Gotham fandom, but it also appears in other Batman fandoms.
==Fanworks==
===Gotham===
====Fanvids====
* Edward Nygma & The Riddler Heathens by Spellbound
====Fanart====
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Edward Nygma works on AO3
* Riddler tag on Tumblr
==References==
 
Category:Batman Characters
Category:DC Comics Characters
Category:Gotham
Category:Batman: The Animated Series
Edward Nygma/Bruce Wayne

Edward Nygma/Bruce Wayne also known as Riddlebat is one of the several ships where Batman is put in a romantic situation with one of his villains.
The ship mainly originates for the canon obsession that Edward has with Batman, constantly looking for ways to get his attention with his riddles and mortal traps.
==Fandom==
===The Batman (2022)===
With the release of the newest Batman movie, with Robert Pattinson performing in the title role and Paul Dano as The Riddler, the pairing has had a very strong renaissance, with more than 600 works in the corresponding tag of the AO3.
==Some Fanworks==
==Archives, Communities & Resources==
*Edward Nygma/Bruce Wayne tag at AO3
==References==
Category:Slash Pairings
Category:Batman Relationships
Edward Scissorhands

Edward Scissorhands is a 1990 American romantic dark fantasy film directed by Tim Burton and starring Johnny Depp. It has since been adapted into a theatre play. 
==Canon==
The story follows an artificial man named Edward (portrayed by Depp), an unfinished creation who has scissors for hands. Edward is taken in by a suburban family and falls in love with their teenage daughter Kim (portrayed by Winona Ryder). It includes themes of teen romance, suburban life, teenage shenanigans, and misunderstandings leading to violence. It has been called "a modern fairy tale."
==Fandom==
 is a small fandom with few fanworks. It is more commonly used in crossovers than on its own. It has been crossed with the Silent Hill video game series, Fullmetal Alchemist, Merlin, and Harry Potter. Non-crossover fic is often Edward/Kim or gen. 
Edward was a popular subject for cosplay in the early 90's; it was relatively simple to make an identifiable yet comfortable costume.
==Fanworks==
* "Edward"Edward lyrics at Kathy Mar's webpage, accessed Sep. 29, 2019 is a filksong by Kathy Mar with a sweet and haunting melody. 
* Dragons Live Forever by ophelia_interrupted is from the point of view of Kim's granddaughter who is intrigued by the "fairy tale man" on the hill.
* A Most Awkward Conversation by adversarya is a short crack fic involving several characters played by Johnny Depp, all at the same dinner table.
==Archives and Fannish Links==
* Edward Scissorhands works at AO3
* Edward Scissorhands & crossovers works at FFN
==References==
Category:Edward Scissorhands
Edward Teach

Edward Teach is a historical figure and real life pirate, better known as Blackbeard. Blackbeard appears in several piratey fandoms, such as Black Sails, Pirates of the Caribbean and Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag. His fandom presence is especially due to the success of Our Flag Means Death, in which he is a main character.
==Canon==
According to Wikipedia: in contemporary records his name is most often given as Blackbeard, Edward Thatch or Edward Teach; the latter is most often used. Several spellings of his surname exist—Thatch, Thach, Thache, Thack, Tack, Thatche and Theach. One early source claims that his surname was Drummond, but the lack of any supporting documentation makes this unlikely. Pirates habitually used fictitious surnames while engaged in piracy, so as not to tarnish the family name, and this makes it unlikely that Teach's real name will ever be known.Wood, Peter H (2004), "Teach, Edward (Blackbeard) (d. 1718)", Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford University Press, doi:10.1093/ref:odnb/27097, archived from the original on 8 December 2012, retrieved 9 June 2009
==Fandom Versions==
In the TV show Black Sails, Blackbeard is played by Ray Stevenson.
In the game Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag he is voiced by Mark Bonnar and called Edward "Blackbeard" Thatch.In Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag Edward is referred to as "Thatch" (one of the many variations of Blackbeard's name known to have existed), rather than the more common "Teach". See Blackbeard: Early life (at Wikipedia) for more information.
In OFMD, Blackbeard is portrayed by Taika Waititi, a Māori man, and speaks with Waititi's own Kiwi accent. 
==Fandom==
Works with the character can be found since 2013 in AO3 when he gained a little prominence due to the movie Pirates of the Caribbean. After the 2021 release of OFMD, the number of transformative works featuring Blackbeard grew exponentially. 
===Shipping===
OFMD ships: 
* Edward Teach/Stede Bonnet
* Edward Teach/Izzy Hands
* Edward Teach/Stede Bonnet/Izzy Hands
==Example Fanworks==
===OFMD===
*on the bed of this blue ocean by kirkaut
*we were warnings by mia_ugly
*Slow Dance by threerings
*Revenge by feriowind
==== ZInes ====
* The Kraken
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Blackbeard|Edward Teach works at Ao3
==Notes & References==
===Notes===
===References===
Category:Black Sails Characters
Category:Our Flag Means Death Characters
Category:Assassin's Creed Characters
Edward Teach/Izzy Hands

Edward Teach/Izzy Hands is the slash pairing of Edward Teach and Izzy Hands from Our Flag Means Death.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
===Common Tropes and Storylines in Fanworks===
*Dark Themes: Ed/Izzy is usually portrayed as dark and full of conflict 
*BDSM: fanworks often contain Dom/sub or other BDSM elements, mostly based on elements from canon, like Izzy seeming to like being choked, that the fandom took and expanded upon 
*Pastfic: exploring Ed and Izzy's pre-canon relationship, how they met, how Izzy became Ed's first mate, etc. 
*Abuse: there is a lot of focus in fanworks on Ed and Izzy's unhealthy relationship, however there are often questions about to what degree it is abusive, and where the characters step over that line 
*Pining: Izzy pining for Ed, and their relationship being one-sided and unrequited
*Jealousy: usually with Izzy being jealous of Ed's relationship with Stede, but there are rare stories where Ed is jealous of someone else giving attention to Izzy 
*Hurt/Comfort: most commonly with Izzy receiving the hurt and Ed providing the comfort. Although, the reverse can also be found, sometimes with Izzy comforting Ed after the canon events of season 1 
*Threesome or Poly: the most common choice for a third partner being Stede (Steddyhands)
=== Challenges ===
* Happy EdIzzy Week
== Fan Appeal ==
Some fans were drawn to the pair's darker elements, and the somewhat doomed nature of their relationship:
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* by stillindigo
* by molnyash
=== Zines ===
* Inventing love
==Archives, Communities & Resources==
* Blackbeard | Edward Teach/Israel Hands at Ao3
==References==
Category:Our Flag Means Death Relationships
Category:Slash Pairings
Edward Teach/Stede Bonnet/Israel Hands

Edward Teach/Stede Bonnet/Israel Hands, also known as Steddyhands, is the poly/threesome pairing of Edward Teach, Stede Bonnet, and Izzy Hands in Our Flag Means Death fandom.
== Fandom ==
=== Common Tropes and Storylines in Fanworks ===
* Hurt/Comfort: most commonly with Izzy being hurt and Ed and Stede providing comfort, but you can also find some fics where Ed or Stede are the hurt ones
* BDSM: usually with sub Izzy, dom Stede, and Ed being either a dom or sub; sub Stede is fairly rare
* Darkfic: some fics have the relationship being severely uneven with Stede and Ed treating Izzy as below them, these may include elements like dehumanization, non-con or dub-con 
* Modern AU: usually with Ed and Izzy being together first in some fashion, whether that's working together, being friends or together romantically and then Ed meets Stede. Although, there are occasionally stories where Izzy and Stede meet and begin a relationship first before Izzy bringing in Ed. In modern settings Ed and izzy can have a variety of jobs, from mechanics to bar owners, Stede usually tends to be still wealthy and recently divorced.
* Stizzy Centered: because Ed has some sort of relationship with Stede and Izzy individually, many fics focus on Stede and Izzy and how they could overcome their antagonism and become closer, thus closing the triangle.
* Past relationship: many fics, be they canon related or AUs, will portray Ed and Izzy as having had a past sexual or romantic relationship; often this has concluded before Ed meets Stede, but some stories will have Izzy and Ed still together in an open relationship. 
== Fanworks ==
=== Fanart ===
* by waldos-art
* by favouritefi
* by gloomyinks
* by maezore
* by sungmee
* All Together Now Ed/Izzy/Stede by Nadzieja
=== Fanfiction ===
*Red, White and Gold by EarthSorceress
* Love Begets Love by HedgePodge 
* battle of the boyfriends by burning__bridges 
* couldn't good be good enough? by RarePairFairy
* always been a storm by oopshidaisy
=== Meta ===
* by bemusedlybespectacled
=== Zines ===
* Even Keel
== Archives and Links ==
* Blackbeard | Edward Teach/Stede Bonnet/Israel Hands tag at Archive of Our Own
* Tumblr tags: steddyhands
Category:Our Flag Means Death Relationships
Edwardian

Britain's Edwardian period (technically 1901-1910, although the era sometimes extends up to 1919) is another AU form that fanworks use, both from fandoms set during the actual Edwardian era and Edwardian AUs in other fandoms. This page concentrates on canonical Edwardians. The term is sometimes extended to works from this time period not set in Britain.
There are a number of fandoms set during the Edwardian era, such as the works of H. G. Wells, as well as Titanic, Peter Pan, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, and Mary Poppins. A few of the later Sherlock Holmes stories took place in the Edwardian era, thus causing it to be a popular AU for Sherlock (BBC) fandom. Fanworks for these fandoms often major in historical accuracy, with authors being proud of checking minute details of dress and culture. 
==Fanfiction Examples==
==Fanart Examples==
* Snowball Days is a Rise of the Guardians/How to Train Your Dragon crossover set in Edwardian.
==See Also==
*Edwardian AU for fanworks that take characters from a modern or future-set fandom and relocate them to a stereotypical Edwardian era.
*The Edwardian Era at TVTropes.org
==References==
Edwardian AU

Edwardian AU is the most commonly used term for fanworks that take characters from a modern or future-set fandom and relocate them to a stereotypical Edwardian era. It is a form of historical AU. 
No fandom is safe from this trope, from Sherlock (BBC) to Merlin to X-Men: First Class to some other, even more unlikely, fandom such as Pokemon. Unlike canonical Edwardian, it is relatively rare that much effort towards historical accuracy is made.
==Fanwork Examples==
*A Case of Matrimony by nicolebrander, a Sherlock/Molly (Sherlock)
*Sherlock Holmes and Molly Hooper 1905 by littlesleepynightowl, another Sherlock/Molly (Sherlock)
*Bridlewood Manor by Mitsugi, a Gundam Wing AU.
Edwin Jarvis

Edwin Jarvis is a Marvel Comics supporting character in the Iron Man- and Avengers- books. He is also a main character on Agent Carter, a tv series in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Tony Stark, the son of his employer Howard Stark to whom Jarvis was a fatherly friend and mentor, named his groundbreaking artificial intelligence JARVIS after him and gave the AI an English accent in memory of his British-born friend.
Jarvis has a cameo in Avengers: Endgame (2019).
==Canon==
===Marvel Comics===
===Marvel Cinematic Universe===
===Other===
==Fandom==
===Common Tropes and Genres===
* A+ Parenting
* Angst
* Domestic AU
* Established Relationship
* Families of Choice
* First Kiss
* Fluff
* Happy Ending
* Hurt/Comfort
* Kidfic
* Romance
===Fanon and Themes===
* meeting Ana
* the story of Jarvis' treason charge
* homemaker/ing
==Pairings==
===Het Pairings===
* Edwin Jarvis/Ana Jarvis (canonical)
* Edwin Jarvis/Peggy Carter
===Polyamorous Pairings===
* Peggy Carter/Ana Jarvis/Edwin Jarvis (f/f/m)
===Slash Pairings===
* Edwin Jarvis/Howard Stark
==Fanworks==
===Artwork===
File:Edwin jarvis.jpg | Edwin Jarvis by Kociepierogi (2015)
File:Heavy rain.gif | Heavy Rain by Takma-Ad (2015)
File:Edwin jarvis portrait.jpeg | Edwin Jarvis by aleera21 (2016)
File:Edwin jarvis by pbicb.jpg | Edwin Jarvis by PbICb (2019)
File:Edwin Jarvis and Tony Stark.png | Edwin Jarvis and Tony Stark by hereandnowwearealive (2019)
===Fanfiction===
===Other===
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Edwin Jarvis tag on the AO3
* Edwin Jarvis at FF.net
==Resources==
* Wikipedia:Edwin Jarvis
==References==
==Navigation==
Category:Agent Carter Characters
Category:Iron Man Characters
Category:Marvel Characters 
Category:The Avengers Characters
Edwin Paine

Edwin Payne, spelt Edwin Paine in the comics, is a fictional main character in the DC comics Dead Boy Detectives series, and is portrayed by George Rexstrew in the Netflix television series.
== Canon ==
Edwin is a school boy from the 1910s who is sacrificed to a demon and taken to Hell on a technicality. After 70 years, he escapes and meets Charles Rowland, who is dying (cause of death varies by canon) at the same school. After Charles's death they become friends and escape Death to become detectives that help other ghosts stuck on Earth.
== Fandom ==
=== Pairings ===
* Charles Rowland/Edwin Paine 
* The Cat King/Edwin Paine
* Monty/Edwin Paine
== Fanworks ==
=== Fanart ===
* by leahaart
* by hannaloony
* by shamelessly-obsessed
* by gh0st-fl0wers
* by oceanichymns
* by silliesart
=== Meta ===
* by finleycannotdraw
* by theashesofthefirststar
== Archives and Links ==
* Edwin Paine | Edwin Payne tag at Archive of Our Own
Category:Dead Boy Detectives
Edwina Harvey

Edwina Harvey is a zine editor, writer and fan artisan from Australia.
Edwina was born in Sydney, Australia, and worked at the library at the University of New South Wales. 
In 1973, STAC (Star Trek Action Committee), a new Star Trek club comprising a number of old D.U.S.K. members as well as newer fans, was founded by Susan Smith-Clarke. Later that year, it was combined with a club run in Sydney by Julie Townsend and Edwina and the name changed to Astrex.
Edwina began contributing fan fiction, articles and poetry to fanzines, such as Beyond Antares and Chronicles, among other fanzines. Edwina was one of the early writers of slash fiction for these fanzines. Since that time, she has won a number of literary awards for her writing, including the Australian Science Fiction Media Award for Best Writer, the Astrex Literary Award for her stories, and the Medtrek Literary Competition for her poetry.
In 2002, Edwina was a founding member of Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine. She also began copublishing The Australian Science Fiction Bullsheet. It was originally published by Marc Ortlieb from 1995 to 2002 as a newszine for the Australian National Science Fiction Association. In 2002 Ortlieb handed over the editorship to the team of Edwina Harvey and Ted Scribner, who produced it till 2010, publishing 101 issues. It won the Ditmar Award for Best Fanzine three times: in 2004, 2005, and 2006, under the editorship of Harvey and Scribner.
In 2018, Edwina received the A. Bertram Chandler Memorial Award for outstanding achievement in Australian SF, presented by Australian SF Foundation.
==Works==
===Zines===
*Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine
*Australian Playbeing
*The Australian Science Fiction Bullsheet
*The CI5 Songbook (a collection of Professionals-themed lyrics set to well-known songs - multiple contributors).
*The Hikers Songbook (a collection of HHG lyrics set to well-known songs - multiple contributors).
*Pangalia (Issues 1 - 12)
*Tahler's Trilogy (original science fiction comprising three volumes):
**An Easy Way to Heaven
**A Mortal's Glimpse of Heaven 
**Heaven Can Wait
===Contributions===
*Backtrack
*Beyond Antares
*Chronicles
*Eye of Newt
*Fables and Reflections
*Harbinger
*Horrorscope
*Lip Service
*Medtrek
*MetaMoggie
*Multiverse
*Out of the Ashes 
*Thyme
*T'salta
*Yggdrasil
===Books===
*The Whale's Tale, 2012, Peggy Bright Books
*The Back of the Back of Beyond 2013, Peggy Bright Books
*An Eclectic Collection of Stuff and Things: Stories by Edwina Harvey, 2017, Peggy Bright Books
*Never Forget: a Novelette, 2019, Peggy Bright Books
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Zine Publishers
Edythe Eyde

Edythe Eyde, known as Tigrina in fannish circles, was an early female member of science fiction fandom. She wrote a letter to Voice of the Imagi-Nation as a college sophomore in 1941 and became a contributor for a short time before lapsing due to her study load.Voice of the Imagi-Nation issue 16 page 14 (July 1941): "Dear ‘Insiders’: I read a letter written by one of your members, Weaver Wright by name, in an issue of Weird Tales quite some time ago, and I was amazed and impressed when I read of the number of people who come regularly to your Thursday night get-togethers." She later returned, and was also involved with a number of other fanzines, including Fanews and Shangri-L'Affaires.
== Activity ==
Her interest in Satanism and the occult was an object of fun and argument in her early days in VOM, with several members writing in to describe her as a "silly girl" with no real understanding of Satanism. In 1941 she published Hymn to Satan, a fanzine containing music and lyrics for a potential LASFS Black Mass.
She took exception with VOM's inclusion of nude art, saying in one letter that, "I was glad to see that there were not so many of those horrid ((dressless)) pictures this time. I feel that I must, however, express my extreme disapproval of the damsel in this edition of your magazine. My, she is not even pretty! If all women appeared thusly, I think that they should be exterminated. Ugh, she is posilutely rePULsive! And the title of the picture makes it doubly so.... I can readily see how one might call the small picture on the cover of your magazine 'art', that is, if you like that sort of thing."TIGRINA (Edythe Eyde) on Robert Hansen's Fan Stuff
From 1945-1947 she served as club secretary for the LASFS. Her longtime friend Forrest J. Ackerman, who had begun corresponding with her after her letter to Voice of the Imagi-Nation, proposed marriage to her in a 1945 issue of Fanews, and she responded with a letter several weeks later expressing surprise and avoiding an outright yes or no.Edythe Eyde at Fancyclopedia
In 1947, under the penname Lisa Ben, Eyde began publishing Vice Versa, the first known lesbian magazine in the US. Ackerman contributed as a columnist under the name Laurajean Ermayne.
== Opinions ==
== Further Information ==
* They Were Always Here: Tigrina, by Angeline B. Adams
* Making Gay History episode 3: Edyth Eyde
== References ==
Category:Deceased
Eel-Bird Banders' Bulletin

Eel-Bird Banders' Bulletin is gen Star Trek: TOS and Star Wars fanzine that was published irregularly.
The term "Eel Bird" comes from the episode "Amok Time". Native to Regulus V, they have an eleven-year natal homing urge like pon farr.
==Submission Requests==
From Warped Space #23: 
From an ad in the first issue of Scuttlebutt: 
==Issue 1==
Eel-Bird Banders' Bulletin 1 was published in July 1977 and is 54 pages long. The title page says it is a "Poison Pen Press #42, a Beaker and Quill Production." The front cover is by Bev Zuk, the back cover is by Pat O'Neill. Other art by Gordon Carleton, Cara Sherman, and Monica Miller.
This zine was collated at Schuster Star Trek Conventions/1977 Philadelphia Schuster Star Trek Convention by "Townsley's Phillycon turkeys."
* Aves anguilliformes by ye ed (5)
* A Poem by Paula Smith (9)
* The Decision by Toni Cardinal (10)
* Harcourt and Astrophel by Ruth Berman (14)
* For Your Affirmation... by Joyce Yasner (satire that compares a Kraith Affirmation to a Star Trek convention) (15)
* A Limerick by Lora Rene (20)
* The Origin of Peter Sunn by Cara Sherman (reprinted from Romulan Wine #3) (21)
* No, Doctor, I don't want to go on shore leave by Beverly J. Miller (54)
File:eel1art1.jpg| from issue #1, Gordon Carleton
File:eel1art2.jpg| from issue #1, Gordon Carleton
File:eel1art3.jpg| from issue #1, Gordon Carleton
File:eel1art.jpg| from issue #1, Monica Miller
File:Kraithcup2.JPG| from issue #1, Gordon Carleton
File:Eel1art4.jpg | from issue #1, Pat O'Neill
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Eel-Bird Banders' Bulletin 2 was published in December 1978 and is a collection of 5 stories and poems and is 54 pages long. The title page says it is a "Poison Pen Press #51, a Beaker and Quill Production." The back cover is by Pat O'Neill, the front by Bev Zuk. Other art by Gordon Carleton, Susan Crites, Pat O'Neill, and Joan DeMott. The editor thanks Devra Langsam and Barbara Wenk for the loan of their typewriters.
From the editorial in issue #2: 
* Aves anguilliformes by ye ed (5)
* The Daria Vader McClosky-Cousin Lou Beru Su Letters by Caro Hedge, Susan Crites and Paula Smith (Star Wars humor piece as exchange of letters) (8)
* The Pirates of Oreo by Howard Weinstein (Author of TAS episode Pirates of Orion) (17)
* The Last Lay of Lt. Mary Sue by L.V. Fargas (33) (a long, long poem)
* Stour Treq: A Musical in Search of a Key by Paula Smith (a transcript of the con skit performed at SeKWesterCon Too) (38)
File:eel2art1.jpg|from issue #2, Pat O'Neill
File:eel2art2.jpg|from issue #2, Pat O'Neill, Christine Chapel and some fine reading material
File:eel2art3.jpg|from issue #2, Joan DeMott
File:eel2art4.jpg|from issue #2, Gordon Carleton
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
Eel-Bird Banders' Bulletin 3 is 54 pages long. It is a single novel, one sympathetic to Darth Vader.
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1977 ZinesCategory:1978 Zines