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Bloody Glass

Bloody Glass is a Harry Potter story by Cathryn. 
==History==
When it was posted to HPSlash on July 17, 2000, it was the second Harry/Draco fic posted to the internet.
For context, see other early Harry/Draco fics.
==Author's Introduction==
 
==Fan Comments: Fanfiction.net==
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Category:2000 Fanfiction‎
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Bloody Marvelous!

Bloody Marvelous! is a gen Kung Fu: The Legend Continues 155-page anthology of fiction edited by Carolyn Cooper.
It also includes five vignettes, online and club listings, poster, bookmark, and artwork by J.M. McClure and Carolyn Cooper.
From the flyer: "In the spirit of new births, issue #1 of "Bloody Marvelous!" is devoted to, and filled with, pops -er, fathers of all kinds; new fathers, grandfathers, lost fathers, fathers-in-law, dead fathers, foster fathers, temporary fathers and more."
A second issue was to have been published in fall of 1995, but it did not make it off the ground.
==Contents==
Summaries are from the flyer:
* Tiger Over the Mountain by Carolyn Cooper ("Kwai Chang Caine discovers the Tao of baseball and the truth of his own father's words.") (8 pages)
* Scarborough Fair/Canticle by Carolyn Cooper ("Why "Peter?" And why didn't Laura's family take him in after the destruction of the temple?") (10 pages)
* Fatherhood by Andi Byassee ("When Annie is stricken, Peter gets a lesson in parenting. Annie hurt, Peter babysits, Need I say more?") (7 pages)
* He Who Dies But Does Not Perish by Carolyn Cooper (1 page)
* Be Careful What You Wish For by Carolyn Cooper (1 page)
* Redemption Lost by Carolyn Cooper ("As "The Bardo" showed us, Peter didn't really accept Caine's departure after "Redemption" with equanimity.") (4 pages)
* The Same River Twice by Carolyn Cooper (1 page)
* Family Reunion by J.M. McClure ("When Paul Blasidell returns home for his mother's funeral, with Caine and Peter in tow, no fatted calf awaits.") (18 pages)
* Exhibitionism? by Carolyn Cooper (2 pages)
* Two Shaolin and A Baby by Carolyn Cooper ("Peter is trying to find a psychopathic sadist, but Pop needs him to babysit. We can't say any more without ruining the fun?") (40 pages)
* Undercover (2 pages)
* A Violent Man by Carolyn Cooper ("While on a hot date, Peter takes out a gunman on a spree and becomes a hero. So, why isn't he happy? There's hurt; there's comfort; there's Caine trying to find something to eat in Peter's fridge.") (40 pages)
* Borrowed Time by Mary Lowe ("Peter has a son, but something is wrong. The question is where's Pop?") (18 pages)
 Image:bloodymarflyer.jpg| flyer 
 Image:bloodymarflyer2.jpg| flyer
Category:Kung Fu: The Legend Continues Zines
Category:1994 Zines
Bloody adorable

bloody_adorable is a fanwriter and fanartist best known for their work in J2 fandom.
==Example Fanworks==
*Smoke & Lightning (co-written with Eviltwin)
==Example Art Gallery==
File:Smoke and Lightning Poster 5 by bloodyadorable.jpg|Movie poster for City of Angels, as part of Smoke & Lightning
File:Return front.jpg|Fanmix cover for The Return, as part of Smoke & Lightning
File:Adventcalendarpromo.jpg|Promo art for the 2008 Advent Calendar
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Bloominius Fanfics

Bloominius Fanfics was a German language Orlando Bloom fanfiction archive hosting Legolas fanfic, RPF, and stories featuring other characters played by Orlando Bloom. 
The site is a member of the HdR-Fanfiction-Webring.
Category:Lord of the Rings Archives
Category:Lotrips
Category:RPF Archives
Category:German-Language Websites
Category:2003 Archives
Category:2000s Archives
Category:Actor Websites
Blooper (glossary term)

A blooper is a mistake in filming, such as misspoken words, set mishaps, wardrobe malfunctions, and continuity errors by actors and production staff.
Many fans find enjoyment in locating, and discussing, the bloopers and other small errors in shows, and a common term for this activity is nitpicking.
These mistakes are usually subtle, since they were left in the final cut, as opposed to the errors that get collected in Blooper Reels, which are outtakes that were selected for their comedy value.
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Blorbo From My Shows

Blorbo from my shows is a meme that sparked an overnight fandom posted by thelustiestargonianmaid on Tumblr (who later replaced the original text of the post with a different image, though the original still lives on in screenshots and reblogs, posted 24 December 2021, only one day after the original post was made.). It became part of meta-commentary about fandom and tagging culture on Tumblr itself.
The original post read: 
 
As of January 2022, the original post had nearly 12,000 notes (although other posts with screenshots of the post and reblogs on it had far more).
==History==
The meme took off and proliferated into other parts of Tumblr in conjunction with the Plinko Horse meme and other spinoff memes about Glup Shitto (making a parallel joke about Star Wars naming conventions). Likewise, the meme became associated with the Tumblr 2021 Tagpocalypse happening as a backdrop. 
One of the most notable tags applied to the original post was by americachavez who tagged their reblog as: 
 
Arguably, the post took off due to a compilation post of memes about Tumblr fandom practices and tagging culture with the "same energy" started by orienta1ism Shown here in screenshot form as the OP later deleted the posts, though they were public at the time they were made. 
This post received over 77,000 notes as of Jan 2021 with other users reblogging with their own screenshots or "similar memes" in the notes featuring posts by orienta1ism with additions by zombielaunch and boogerwookiesugarcookie. (A different reblog chain with further additions from 2023 here.). 
Another popular post about Blorbo had 38,548 notes as of Jan 21 2022: 
Another post by aimmyarrowshigh read: 
As 2022 has gone on, Blorbo has steadily become a term to describe a favourite character that fills the specific vibe of 'Blorbo From My Shows'.
===References in mainstream culture===
A New York Times article includes the term in a review of romance novels:
NYT's usage was noticed and discussed on Tumblr:
===Variations===
A post on February 5th by creekfiend offers a variation:
A Tumblr post later in the year explained some of the related terms:
*Tumblr post documenting a collection of similar terms to blorbo.
==Commentary on Tumblr culture==
==Example Fanworks== 
==Communities==
* The pan-fannish Mastodon instance blorbo.social takes its name from the blorbo meme
==Further Reading==
*, Daily Dot article by Gavia Baker-Whitelaw, Jan 14 2022 
* blog on Tumblr, in the style of "your fave is..." blogs featuring edits 
==References==
===Notes=== 
Category:Glossary
Category:2021 Memes
Blossomwitch's FanFiction

Blossomwitch's FanFiction is a site for Blossomwitch's fanfiction, as well as links to LOTR resources, archives, and other LOTR writer's websites. 
The page is listed in the link section of the 2005 version of the Faramir Fiction Archive.
Category:Angelfire
Category:Lord of the Rings Websites
Category:2005
Blow Back

Blow Back is a gen Star Trek: TOS novel by Nicole Comtet. It has 87 pages.
Art examples are used on Fanlore with the publisher's permission.
==Summaries==
Description from Hupe: "Sequel to Return to the Source, T'Pring seeks revenge for imaginary wrongs."
Kirk, Spock and McCoy are taking leave on Vulcan. T'Pring, tired of her life with Stonn, seeks revenge by trapping Spock into a traditional duel with him. T'Kahalin persuades T'Pau to intervene.
==Series==
* Return to the Source
* Blow Back
* Unchained Memories
==Art Samples==
File:blowback1.jpg|Nicole Comtet
File:blowback2.jpg|Nicole Comtet
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1994 Zines
Bludhaven (community)

Bludhaven, also known to members as "The Haven", is an online fan community built out of the BLUDHAVEN and associated mailing lists. The group's main focus is the Batman character Nightwing (aka Dick Grayson) and is named for the fictional city Dick relocated to when he graduated from being Robin.
The Haven is a space not unlike the Subreality Cafe - a virtual "town" created by collaborative fanworks. All members of the BLUDHAVEN mailing list were technically members, although not everyone actively participated. 
==Concept==
The Bludhaven community began formally with the creation of the BLUDHAVEN mailing list by Kat Richard in 2000"Welcome to Bludhaven!" by Kat Richard, BLUDHAVEN mailing list, May 21, 2000, although it's possible the community was referenced on other comics fandom lists such as OTL (unfortunately, OTL content is not available online). The metafic concept was introduced early by Smittywing, who wrote a series of crackfic bodyswap stories in which she and Dick Grayson were switched, making Switty a Bludhaven character to the point she was a "character of the month" in September 2000"Robin Month ends - Smittywing Month begins ;)" by Kat, BLUDHAVEN, September 15, 2000 and after members introduced Kat to the Subreality Cafe concept, the "Bludhaven Cafe" began popping up as a way to make introductions"Bludhaven Cafe" by Kat, posted to BLUDHAVEN, August 23, 2000, discuss fan writers and their work (via Chicago's Readers Corner"Readers Corner: Bludhaven Cafe" by Kat posted to BLUDHAVEN, September 21, 2000) and host random silliness.
==Links==
==References==
Category:DC Communities
Category:2000 Communities
Category:2000s Communities
Category:2010s Communities
Category:2020s Communities
Bludhaven Chronicle

Bludhaven_Chronicle was a mailing list in DC Comics list. It operated as a newsletter not only for comics news, but for fan activity. Its sister lists were Haven_Corridor and BLUDHAVEN. 
Description:
From the Bludhaven Directory, a semi-regular post to the BLUDHAVEN mailing list:
It had 146 members in 2019, and went defunct with the closure of Yahoo! Groups; at the time of its closing, however, nothing new had been posted to the list for some time. According the last Bludhaven Directory posted to BLUDHAVEN in 2009, the mailing list was still active. However, there were no Wayback captures between 2005 and 2019 to confirm the last activity.
== References ==
Category:DC Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:2010s Mailing Lists
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Blue

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Blue may refer to:
== Fandoms ==
* Pokémon Blue, an entry in the Pokemon series.
==Fans==
* Blue, a fan writer in the House, M.D. fandom
==Characters==
*Blue, a character from The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys
*Code Blue, a character from The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys: National Anthem
=== Pokémon ===
* Blue Oak, Red's rival from Pokémon Red and Blue. His name was changed from Green Oak to Blue Oak when the games were localized into English.
* Blue Oak (Pokémon Special), a Male character from Pokémon Special. Him and Female Blue swapped names when the manga was localized into English.
* Blue (Pokémon Special), a Female character from Pokémon Special. Her and Blue Oak swapped names when the manga was localized into English.
==Zines==
*Blue, a Smallville fanzine
== Ship Names ==
* BlueShipping, the pairing name for James and Meowth.
==Variations==
Blueberry may refer to...
*Blueberry Hill, a Starsky & Hutch songvid
*Blueberry Inflation, a kink originating from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Blue's Starsky & Hutch Resources

Blue's Starsky & Hutch Resources is a site for Starsky & Hutch fans compiled by Blue. 
==Similar Fan Endeavors==
* Starsky & Hutch Concordance (1980)
* Credit List (1981)
* Friends and Partners: Credit Zine (1982)
* Starsky & Hutch Basics (1996)
* Blue's Starsky & Hutch Resources (2013)
* A Starsky and Hutch Canon Compendium (2017)
==Parts==
* S&H Magazines (pro, for-profit)
* Writers Resources
** police
** medical
** writing
** fan fiction (list of links)
** firearms
** california
** forensics
** seventies
** other
* S&H Timeline (characters, not fandom)
* SH Pics Pages
* Writers' Block
* Unfilmed Scripts
* S&H Timeline (of the characters)
* Starsky Facts
* Hutch Facts
* Apartments, etc. 
* The Sweater
* Guns & More
* Character Guide
* Names they called each other
 
Category:Starsky & Hutch Websites
Category:2000s Websites
Blue (Pokémon)

Blue (Pokémon) may be referring to:
* Green Oak (Japan), Blue Oak (internationally), Red or Leaf's male rival in the Generation I Pokémon games
* Blue (Japan), Green (internationally), a female Pokédex holder in the Pokémon Special manga
* Leaf, the female playable character in Pokémon Fire Red and Leaf Green
* Gary Oak, a recurring character in the Pokémon anime
* Pokémon Blue, a video game for the Nintendo Gameboy
Blue (Smallville zine)

Blue is a slash 95-page two-story Smallville anthology with artwork by VampyrAlex.
==Summary==
From a one-time distributor, Agent With Style: "What happened to cause Superman and Lex Luthor to becomes such bitter enemies? How could such a strong friendship have come to this? Both of the stories in this slash zine are future fics, dealing with 'the Rift' between these friends and lovers."
==Contents==
* Sorrow and Bliss by VampyrAlex 3
* Louder Than Words by Agnes Joseph 32
File:Bluesmalleville.jpg|cover by VampyrAlex
Category:Smallville ZinesCategory:Slash Zines
Category:1990s Zines
Blue Believers

Blue Believers was a mailing list.
"This group was founded as a well-deserved fan club for the Bodacious Blue Bouncing Beast, aka Dr. Henry Phillip McCoy. But we soon expanded our focus to include the equally blue, fuzzy and charming Nightcrawler, and then the famous Blue Sesame Street Trio: Grover, Herry and the inimitable Cookie Monster. These days, though, just about anything comics related is considered fair game for discussion. (And we do a certain amount of plain ol' chatting as well....)"
Category:X-Men Mailing Lists
Category:Fan Clubs
Blue Blaze Irregulars

Blue Blaze Irregulars was an official Buckaroo Banzai fan club which founded the World Watch One newsletter.
==Publications==
* Out of the Blue
* World Watch One newsletter
* The Blue Blazes Irregulars Directory
* The Cavalier was NOT an official publication but was closely associated
==References==
Category:Buckaroo Banzai
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
Blue Bloods

:You might be looking for Blue Bloods, the series of vampire novels by Melissa de la Cruz.
Blue Bloods is an American police procedural drama series shown on CBS.
==Canon==
The series follows the Irish-American Reagan family of police officers with the NYPD. Francis "Frank" Reagan (Tom Selleck) is the Police Commissioner and a widower. One of his sons, Joe, was murdered in the line of duty. Frank has three other adult children:
* Danny Reagan (Donnie Wahlberg), a top NYPD detective. Danny is married to Linda Reagan (Amy Carlson), an ER nurse. They have two sons, Jack and Sean.
* Erin Reagan (Bridget Moynahan) is an assistant district attorney. Erin is divorced and has one teenage daughter, Nicole "Nicky" Reagan-Boyle (Sami Gayle), who lives with her.
* Jamison "Jamie" Reagan (Will Estes), Frank's youngest child, has a law degree from Harvard but after Joe's death chose to enter the police force instead.
Rounding out the main cast is Henry Reagan (Len Cariou), is Frank's father and a former NYPD beat cop who rose through the ranks to Police Commissioner.
==Fandom==
===Common Tropes and Fanon===
* Whump!Jamie - hurt/comfort Jamie fics
* Family & Siblings bonding
===Pairings===
* Eddie Janko/Jamie Reagan
* Danny Reagan/Linda Reagan
* Danny Reagan & Jamie Reagan
Despite the large cast of family characters, there is little to no incest in the fandom.
==Fanworks==
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Blue Bloods & crossovers works at FFN
* Blue Bloods works at AO3
* Sea of Blue (defunct, wayback), fansite
==References==
Category:Live-action TelevisionCategory:Fandoms by Source TextCategory:Police Procedural
Blue Box

Blue Box is a gen Doctor Who anthology of articles, reviews, interviews, and fiction. The editor notes, "However the sad news is it [issue #3] will be last Blue Box for some time as the good news is I have been offered the opportunity to take over as editor of the Doctor Who Appreciation Society's publication Celestial Toyroom. This will be a great honour and I thank all that have supported me and Blue Box so far as I feel this has played a large part in my appointment." Blue Box
==Issue 1==
Blue Box 1
From the editor: "I have had a wonderful response to #1 we are now heading towards the 50 copies sold mark and I have to say I am a little overwhelmed! I expected Blue Box to creep out and maybe catch the attention of a couple of people but instead there has been a great interest and some very positive feedback to accompany it."
* Towering Ambitions by Jez Strickley
* Writing to the Doctor by Ian Wheeler
* Playing Games by David Mac
* Finding Light in a Dark Place by Bob Furnell
* Doctor Who: A Loving Obsession by Grant Bull
* Look Back: Death to the Daleks by Richard Farrell
* an interview with David J. Howe
* part one of an interview with Paul Cornell
* art
* a comic strip
* cover by Draculasaurus
==Issue 2==
Blue Box 2 was published in October 2010.
* 10 Films Every Doctor Who Fan Should Watch by Ian Wheeler
* Escaping Sunbeams (Fan Fiction) by Robin Bell
* Horror of Fang Rock Review by Richard Farrell
* Season Fnarg Reviews by William JP Turner, David MacGowan and Jez Strickley
* Paul Cornell Interview Part 2
* Art by Nathan Lindsell
* Prom Review by Tim Drury
* Rumours of Death by Jez Strickley
==Issue 3==
Blue Box 3 was published in January 2011 and has a front cover by J.F Wilson.
* Finding Fandom by Jez Strickley
* Fan Fiction 'The Prison Hiss' by Robin Bell
* More Films for Who Fans by Ian Wheeler
* Interview with The Doctor Who Reprint Society
* For the Love of Who by Grant Bull
* Target Book Review by David MacGowan
* Spearhead from Space Revisited by Richard Farrell
* Doctor Who The Adventure Games Reviewed by William JP Turner
* other unknown content
Category:Non-fiction Zines
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:2010 Zines
Category:2011 Zines
Blue Boxer Chronicles

You may be looking for Red Speedo Diaries, an X-Files zine.
Blue Boxer Chronicles is an R-rated het Highlander anthology. It has the subtitle, "5000 Years of Experience."
==Issue 1==
Blue Boxer Chronicles 1 contains 84 pages and was published in 1999. Color cover by Norma Rockswell with interior cartoons.
* Passengers by Frederica Hollywood (1)
* Cartton by Cat ocls (25)
* Vignette by Tokyo Shapiro (26)
* Cartoon by R.O.L. (27)
* Blue Boxers by Eve Gromley (28)
* Cartoon by T.O.L. (29)
* The Perils of Rock & Roll Decadence by Rosalita Duke (30)
==Issue 2==
Blue Boxer Chronicles 2 was published in 2001 and contains 59 pages. It was edited by Duke and has the possible subtitle, "Port in a Storm." Authors/Artists: Rosalita Duke, Frederica Hollywood, Norma Rockswell and more.
Category:Highlander Gen and Het Zines Category:Het Zines
Category:1999 ZinesCategory:2001 Zines
Blue Byrd

Blue Byrd is a fanfiction author, primarily in Harry Potter fandom. She is best known for fics focusing on the character Marcus Flint.
She was part of the group of Harry Potter writers known as "the HP Muses", who shared the Yahoo! group Pierian Springs.
==Fandom History==
From a Silvermoon Interview with Blue Byrd in early 2000:
==Fanfiction==
* Slytherin Scores (Jan 2002). Marcus Flint/OFC. aunt beast created art for this story (NSFW).
* Paperwork (Feb-Mar 2002)
* Mutiny (Aug 2002)
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Blue Courage

Blue Courage is a Kirk/Spock story by Kay Wells. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #35.
 
==Summary==
"Kirk, thinking theyʼre going to die before help can arrive, talks Spock into making love while marooned on an unknown planet."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1993===
===1994===
===1998===
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1993 Fanfiction‎
Blue Delta

Blue Delta is a het 72-page Star Trek: Voyager anthology of fiction written and illustrated by Diane Running Horse. 
An age statement was required to purchase.
==Contents==
*Faux Cue (1)
*Priorities (10)
*Childhood Dreams (14)
*Until We Get it Right (18)
*Challenge (26)
*Messages (40)
*Retrieval (47)
*Decisions (60)
==Message from the Publisher==
Category:Star Trek VOY Zines
Category:2001 Zines
Blue Fairy (OUAT)

The Blue Fairy is a character from the TV series Once Upon a Time, and is loosely based on the character with the same name from Pinocchio. She has a reputation in the fandom for appearing unintentionally deceptive, garnering the nickname Shady.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
==Archives and Fannish Links==
*Blue Fairy | Mother Superior works on AO3
*Blue Fairy at Once Upon a Time Wiki
Category:Once Upon A Time Characters
Blue Jay Press

Founded in 1981 by Sue S. and Pamela D., from 1986 continued by Pamela D. and Marilyn W., Blue Jay Press ran from various addresses in Yorkshire, England, until 1994. 
Its primary output was the multifandom genzine Enigma but other titles included Impact (1983 and 1984, Dead Beat (1982) and Disinformation One (1984) which contained the first part of a The Sandbaggers gen story entitled Gods of the Copybook Headings by Sue S. The second part of this story was never completed.
Blue Lights (Buffy the Vampire Slayer website)

Blue Lights is a Buffy the Vampire Slayer fansite. It is the Buffy/Drusilla guild site of the BtVS Writer's Guild. It had fanfiction, fanart (probably photo art), character information and links.
From the website: 
The page was a member of the Lady Slash Webring and the RareSlash Ring.
==References==
Category:Buffyverse Websites
Category:Femslash Websites‎
Category:2000s Websites
Blue Milk

Blue Milk is a gen zine published in Japan that focuses on Mark Hamill. There are five issues which contain about 20-22 pages each.
==Issue 1==
Blue Milk 1 was published in Spring 1983 and contains 22 pages.
* Mark in The Partridge Family 
* Amadeus
* Return of the Jedi
* Star Wars Radio Show
* other unknown content
 Image:bluemilk1.jpg|cover of issue #1 
File:Bluemilkinside2.jpg|from issue #1
==Issue 2==
Blue Milk 2 was published in Summer 1983.
* Members' Impressions of RJ in Legend of the Jedi
* The Plot of RJ
* The Original Stories and Lots More 
* fan fiction
 
Image:bluemilk2.jpg|cover of issue #2
 
==Issue 3==
Blue Milk 3 was published in Autumn 1983.
* A New Hope on TV
* The 1st Meeting of BL1 Report
* We Met 3PO, R2 and Anthony
* more
 
Image:bluemilk3.jpg|cover of issue #3
 
==Issue 4==
Blue Milk 4 was published in Winter 1984.
* Opening Feature, Corvette Summer
* other unknown content
 
Image:bluemilk4.jpg|cover of issue #4
 
==Issue 5==
Blue Milk 5 was published in Spring 1984.
* Mark Hamill Photo Gallery
* other unknown content
 
Image:bluemilk5.jpg|cover of issue #5
 
 
 
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:Actor Zines
Category:1983 ZinesCategory:1984 Zines
Category:Japanese-Speaking Fandom
Blue Milk Special

Blue Milk Special is an online Star Wars parody fancomic by Leanne Hannah and Rod William Hannah. Beginning with A New Hope, the comic runs scene-by-scene through the original trilogy, The Star Wars Holiday Special and Legends tie-in novels, including Splinter of the Mind's Eye, Shadows of the Empire and Heir to the Empire. 
Although the comics closely follow canon, the creators have also introduced their own spin on the material: Biggs Darklighter and Oola survive, Leia Organa is frequently seen smoking, etc. 
Since the comic's debut in 2009, it has consistently been listed on TobWebcomics.com, reaching the Top 10 for the first time in September 2012.
There is also a four-episode behind the scenes podcast. 
==Origins==
The webcomic launched on February 2, 2009, with three hundred comics already scripted. 
==Parallels with Family Guy==
=References=
Category: 2009 Fancomics Category: Star Wars: Original Trilogy Category: Star Wars: Expanded Universe Category: Star Wars Legends
Blue Moon

Blue Moon is a Supernatural Dean x Castiel doujinshi by Aimoku Koma.
 
Summary: "Dean is a vampire! Will Cas destroy him or help him?"
Image:bluemoon-1.gif|cover
 
Image:bluemoon-2.gif|interior
 
Category:Supernatural Doujinshi
Category:2012 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi