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David

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David or Dave may refer to:
== Fandoms == 
* David Nolande, a 2006 French television series
==Fanworks==
* David, a K/S story
==Characters==
* David, a character from Pokémon
* David Haller aka Legion, an X-Men character
*David Jacobs, a Newsies character 
* David Nolan (Prince Charming), a Once Upon a Time character
* Dr. Parrish, a Stargate Atlantis character whose fanon first name is David
* David Singh, a DC Comics character
* David Starsky, a Starsky & Hutch character
* David Xanatos, a Gargoyles character
* Ziva David, a NCIS character
* Dave, a character from the Ant-Man and the Wasp Movieverse
* Dave, a character from Total Drama
* Dave Green, fanon brother of Hank and John Green
* Dave Lister, main character on Red Dwarf
* Dave Strider, a character from Homestuck
* Dave Miller, fanon name for William Afton in Dayshift at Freddy's
* Dave Katz, a character from The Umbrella Academy
* David Tacomuncher, a character from Five Nights at Roner's
==Industry==
* David Anders, an actor
* David Bowie, an iconic musician and occasional actor
* David Cassidy, an actor and musician
* David Cook, a musician and winner of American Idol
* David Duchovny, an actor best known for playing Fox Mulder in The X-Files
* David Gaider, a Dragon Age writer and BioWare employee
* David Harbour, an actor best known for playing Jim Hopper in Stranger Things
* David Hewlett, an actor best known for playing Rodney McKay in Stargate Atlantis
* David Mitchell, a British Comedian and RPF character
* David Tennant, an actor best known for playing the Tenth Doctor on Doctor Who
* David Weber, an author best known for the Honor Harrington series
* Dave Moffatt, one of The Moffatts
==Fans== 
* David Gerrold, a Star Trek: TOS writer
* David Hines, a fan writer
* David Hofstede, editor of David Hofstede's Dark Shadows Video Reviews
* David Lubkin, a Star Trek: TOS fan writer
* David McDaniel aka Ted Johnstone, a 1960s hyperfan
* David Welle, a Space: 1999 fan writer
* Dave Rogers, a writer and commentator in the Star Trek: Voyager fandom
* Peter David, a fan writer
* Dave Billman, fan artist
* Dave Carson, Science Fiction fan and zine contributor.
* Dave Vanderwerf, co-creator of Locus
David's Forbidden Planet

David's Forbidden Planet is a personal site that also hosts sci-fi and anime fandom content.
"David’s Anime Resources and Info" is mentioned in the 2022 article The Lost World of Early Anime Fansites, with a screencap of the page as it appeared circa 1998, under the forbidden-planet.org URL. The earliest capture of the same URL within the Wayback Machine is 2007.
Category:1990s
Category:Anime & Manga Fandom
David (Star Trek: TOS story)

David is a Kirk/Spock story by Sarne. 
It was published in the print zine In the Wilderness #4.
 
==Summary==
"Spock learns the tragic consequences of jealousy when The Enterprise rescues an elderly scientist and his young companion, whose attraction to Kirk does not go unnoticed by Spock."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1995===
==References==
Category:1994 Fanfiction‎
David 7

David 7 is a main character from the sci-fi comedy podcast Stellar Firma.
==Canon==
The character uses he/they pronouns.
==Fandom==
===Appearance===
Due to the audio only aspect of the source material, as well as the somewhat sparse and contradictory descriptions in canon, David 7's appearance in fanworks, particularly in fanart and animatics, differs substantially from fan to fan, though certain features appear more often than others.
==Fanworks==
===Animations===
*i animated a lil david 7 :) (June 2020) by itsaneve
===Fanart===
Image:David 7.jpg|David 7 by ccrose-art
==Resources & External Links==
==References==
Category:Stellar Firma
David A. Kyle

David A. Kyle was an actifan present for the beginnings of science fiction fandom. He was one of a very small number present at the First Eastern Science Fiction Convention. Kyle was active in fandom until his death in 2016.
== The Futurians ==
Beginning in the late 1930s, East Coast science fiction fandom hosted a feud between the leftist Futurians and the more conservative New Fandom. Kyle had been a member of the International Scientific Association, which was one of the initial sites of the split between former allies Donald A. Wollheim and William S. Sykora. When the ISA collapsed as a result, Kyle stayed with the Wollheim faction and joined him as a founding member of the Futurians.
At the Newark Convention, Kyle argued with Sykora over a proposal to reorganize the ISA. Sykora "flared" at Kyle and tried on the spot to create a new planning committee for the first Worldcon--the first planning committee had included Wollheim as chairman, since it was formed over a year ago at the Second Eastern, when the ISA was still active and he was friends with Wollheim. The new committee consisted of his current friends. Kyle circulated a petition against Sykora that was signed by a number of other fans.John James Weir: "Signing the Petition" in Science Fiction Collector #23 pp. 6-8 (Jan. 1939)
At Worldcon 1939, Kyle himself sparked off the feud's main event, The Great Exclusion Act. The Futurians resented the fact that New Fandom had been chosen to plan and run Worldcon. Unbeknownst to the other Futurians, Kyle printed a set of pamphlets titled A Warning! that cautioned fans attending the con to beware of tyrannical behavior from the Triumvirs. Several other Futurians were stopped at the door by James V. Taurasi, and a light scuffle broke out. It was then that Sam Moskowitz, the con chair, was handed a copy of A Warning! and discovered a stash of them hidden behind a radiator. The six Futurians were ejected from Worldcon as a result, although Kyle himself managed to make it inside.
== References ==
Category:Science Fiction Authors
Category:2016 Deaths
Category:Deceased
David Alleyne

David Alleyne is a fictional character created by Marvel Comics and frequently appears with the X-men. He is a mutant with the ability to absorb knowledge from those around him, taking the codename Prodigy.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
==Example Fanworks==
==Resources==
* Prodigy (David Alleyne) on Wikipedia
* David Alleyne (Earth-616) on Marvel Fandom.com wiki
* David Alleyne works on AO3
* #david alleyne on tumblr
==References==
Category:X-Men Characters
Category:Young Avengers Characters
David Alleyne/Tommy Shepherd

Thinkfast is the pairing of Tommy Shepherd and David Alleyne, both characters belong to the Young Avengers and X-men fandoms.
==History==
This pairing would get its first fans during the publishing of Young Avengers vol.2, written by Kieron Gillen, where Tommy Shepherd and David Alleyne would meet each other as coworkers, soon becoming friends. 
Later when Tommy was in danger David didn't lose time in showing his concern and trying to save him. It's in this adventure where Prodigy would come out as a bisexual man, after kissing Hulking. 
When things went back to normal, the ship shared their first (accidental) kiss, that Tommy was quick to reject but would open the door for something else in the future. Another kiss would happen between an AU version of them during Secret Wars: Secret Love. 
Years would pass without content, until 2019 when the writer of The Unstoppable Wasp, Jeremy Whitley, would confirm in Twitter that Speed was LGBT+ as well, which caused great excitement among fans. 
And then in 2020 Lords of Empyre: Emperor Hulkling by Chip Zdarsky and Anthony Oliveira, finally confirmed that both characters were in a relationship. The next year they would share passionate on panel kiss during an issue of X-Factor by Leah Williams.
==Fandom==
==Examples of fanworks==
* Fanart by pencilscratchins
*Fanart by souldagger
* Edit by peterpparkour
*Edit by midniter
Category:Slash Pairings
David Anders

David Anders is an American television and stage actor known is several fannish circles. He is best known for his roles as Julian Sark on Alias, as Adam Monroe on Heroes, as John Gilbert in the TV series The Vampire Diaries, Dr. Whale on ABC's Once Upon a Time, and as Blaine DeBeers on iZombie. Although Anders is American, a few of his roles required him to use a British Home counties accent.
==Fandom==
===RPF===
* David Anders/Kevin Weisman
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* David Anders works at AO3
* davidandersfans
* anders_icons
* David Anders Source at Tumblr
* David Anders Fanclub
==Resources==
* David Anders at The Vampire Diaries Wiki
* David Anders at Criminal Minds Wiki
* David Anders at OUAT Wiki
* David Anders at Alias Wiki
* David Anders at Arrowverse Wiki
* David Anders at iZombie Wiki
Category:Alias
Category:Heroes
Category:iZombie
Category:Once Upon A Time
Category:Actor RPF
David Brin

David Brin (1950-) is an American science fiction author.
His Uplift novel series popularlized the trope of Uplifting, and featured intelligent animals including dolphins and apes.
==Fandom activities==
Brin has been a Guest of Honor in cons including Norwescon and Worldcon.https://www.norwescon.org/about/history/https://history.norwescon.org/collections/show/23https://tusconscificon.com/special-guest-appearances/https://m.facebook.com/SciFi4Me/videos/worldcon-74-interview-david-brin/334066254013806/
Brin praised Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality, a Harry Potter fanfiction, and Prelude to Axanar, a Star Trek fan film.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0JZ51xVHYXshttps://davidbrin.blogspot.com/2010/06/secret-of-college-life-plus.htmlhttps://davidbrin.blogspot.com/2019/07/science-fiction-media-and-more.html.
==Fanworks based on David Brin's works==
*Uplift Series - David Brin
==References==
==Links & Resources==
*https://www.davidbrin.com/
*Fancyclopedia entry about David Brin
Category:Science Fiction Authors
David Fantasy

David Fantasy (also known as "David Fantasy #1," and "A Fantasy of David") was the very first X-Files RPF story posted on the internet. 
It was posted to Usenet in 1994. 
It is archived here.
The story did not appear to generate much comment then, nor in the raging actorfic discussions that followed during the next ten years.
"David Fantasy" features a sexual encounter between David Duchovny and an OFC named Kira. The author's summary: "An X-Phile is cast as Mulder's new partner, though she feels not too welcome." Another summary: " An X-Phile is cast as Mulder's new partner. (very short and squeaky clean)" MONTHLY POST XF Creative FAQ, November 4, 1994 
Two years later, a different fan wrote a story and cited "David Fantasy" as her inspiration. See Playing Tourist.
For other examples of similar fic, see Some Examples of Early X-Files RPF and List of Very Early X-Files Fanfiction.
==Fanwork Inspirations==
* Playing Tourist by Lapis Lazuli ("Disclaimer: DD, his opinions, and his wardrobe belong to DD. This story is mere conjecture, along the lines of "David Fantasy #1" by Julianne Lee. This is my first attempt at fanfic. The Rebecca character actually doesn't resemble me at all, and I have no lust for DD in real life. I actually had a dream that went something like this, so I'm experimenting with the concept.") (Oct 30, 1996)
* X-Trek by Steve Han (This is a Star Trek: DS9/X-Files story. The last paragraph: "Mulder's speech was cut short, however, as Kira Julian suddenly appeared and walked up behind Mulder, squeezing his shoulders. "I'm sorry, folks, but Mr. Mulder and I have a prior engagement," she declared. Grinning, she added, "I'm going to show him my new personal holosuite program, entitled 'Squidgey David Fantasy #1'."" (Sept 9, 1994)
* Gillian Fantasy, short satirical fics by Steve Han (November 1994)
==References==
Category:Actor RPF Fanfiction
Category:X-Files RPFCategory:Het Fanfiction
Category:1994 Fanfiction‎
David Gerrold's 1984 UFP Con Report

David Gerrold's 1984 UFP Con Report was a con report printed in Starlog #86 (September 1984) and reprinted in several zines, one being Federal Information Bureau v.3 n.2.
In it, David Gerrold writes of his impressions of UFP Con, a UK con held in May 1984. 
He introduces it, telling of the letter with an English postmark he had received, a letter that starts with "Dear David Gerrold, can you be our guest speaker at UFP-Con in May?"
==Report==
==Fan Reactions==
One fan, [Rosemary W], is not as pleased. She writes of her anger over David Gerrold's actions at the UFP Con, a convention he had volunteered to attend:
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:1984 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Convention Meta
Category:Slash Meta
Category:Pro Author Meta
David Gerrold Indepth

David Gerrold Indepth is an interview with David Gerrold conducted by Dave Mitchell, editor of the zine Monolith. 
This is the first part of a longer interview; the second half was supposed to be published in the next issue of the zine. It is unknown if that issue was published at all. 
At the end of part one, the editor promised that more of this interview would be published in future issues of "Monolith": "The David Gerrold Show will return next issue, with David getting into what he dislikes about fans (!), and maybe something about Star Trek (trekkies beware!)" 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Harlan Ellison, Harry Harrison, Damon Knight, and other science fiction writers
* some in-depth explanation of his stories
* comments on writing, popularity, drug-use
==Excerpts==
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:1973 Fan Interviews
David Haller

David Haller aka Legion is an X-Men character. He starred in the FX television series Legion portrayed by Dan Stevens.
==Canon==
Created by writer Chris Claremont and artist Bill Sienkiewicz, Legion made his debut in New Mutants #25 (March 1985). Legion takes the role of an antihero and has a severe mental illness including a form of dissociative identity disorder, formerly known as multiple personality disorder, in which each of his alternate personas controls one of his many superpowers.
Legion is an omega level mutant, and was also stated to be an Alpha-Level Mutant, with the ability to create spontaneous mutations with varying attributes. Due to either his immense powers, mental instability or combination of the two, David creates a new persona (or sub-personality) to govern each one of these new mutations. Rogue stated that while she was inside Legion, she was connected to thousands types of powers and there were more "being born" all the time.David Haller "Powers & Abilities" Profile
David Haller has had two appearances outside comics, the first being X-Men: Evolution in Season 4X-Men: Evolution Season 4 Episode 4 "Sins of the Son" and second (and present) appearance in Legion which is set inside the X-Men Movieverse.
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
In the Legion fandom, fans have started shipping David with Sydney Barrett.
==Fanworks==
===Vids===
Legion (TV)
* twinkle twinkle by la serpiente blanca
* r u mine? RobertaJully ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ (David/Lenny)
* sting by RobertaJully ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ (David/Lenny)
Legion (TV)/MCU
* R U MINE? by Barbara Baiocchi (David/Wanda Maximoff)
===Fanart===
Legion (TV)
* David by stem-cell
===Fanmix===
* I Rule Me by StellarVisions (April 7, 2014)
===Other===
* David knitted figure by stem-cell
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* David Haller works at AO3
* David works at FFN (XME)
* Tumblr tags: david haller, davidhalleredit
==Resources==
* David Haller at Marvel Database
* David Haller at Wikipedia
* Legion at Uncanny X-Men.Net
==References==
==Navigation==
Category:X-Men Characters
Category:Marvel Characters
David Harbour

David Harbour is an American actor best known for his portrayal of Jim Hopper in the series Stranger Things (2016–present). In 2019, he starred as Hellboy in the Hellboy reboot film.
==Social Media and Fan Activities==
Harbour has been a vocal supporter of the Hopper/Joyce ship and has tweeted several times about the pairing.For one compilation of tweets, see "Stranger Things + David Harbour being this close to making an AO3 account and writing Jopper smut (if he hasn’t done it already)", posted by benhargrieves (previously starklinqs) on Tumblr, 02 November 2017.
In a 2017 interview with the Los Angeles Times, Harbour discussed becoming active on Twitter and reading Jopper fanfiction while recovering from surgery in 2016:
==RPF==
* David Harbour character tag at Archive of Our Own
==References==
Category:Industry
Category:Stranger Things
Category:Hellboy
David Hedison Fan Club

The David Hedison Fan Club is a fan club with a focus on the actor who portrayed Crane in Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea.
==Publications==
* The Hungry Hedisonite Cook Book
* David Hedison Fan Club Yearbook
* Unofficial David Hedison Fan Club Journal
==Flyers==
Image:davidhedisonflyer.jpg|a 1978 flyer printed in The Clipper Trade Ship #23
 Image:hedisonflyer.jpg| a 1986 flyer 
 Image:davidhedison.jpg| a 1986 flyer printed in The Seaview Sextant 
Category:Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea
category:1970s Fan Clubs
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
Category:Actor Fan Clubs
David Hedison Fan Club Yearbook

David Hedison Fan Club Yearbook (on the cover), The Official International David Hedison Fan Club Yearbook (on the table of contents).
It is very likely the sister zine to Unofficial David Hedison Fan Club Journal. It may also be the same zine! 
==1986==
David Hedison Fan Club Yearbook 1986 was published in May and contains 45 pages.
The editorial states that Vieve is the president of the newly-activated fan club after what appears to be the passing of the club's president, Barbara.
* Dedication (2)
* Staff (3)
* Letter from Rose (4)
* President's Letter (5)
* Letter from David (6)
* Twenty Questions (7)
* Biography (11)
* Meet the Members (15)
* Reviews, British (25)
* Review, "Are You Now or Have You Ever Been" (29)
* Memories of Meeting David (31)
* Lifetime Acting Credits (33)
* Poetry (38)
==1987==
David Hedison Fan Club Yearbook 1987 was published in May and contains 45 pages.
* Dedication (2)
* Staff (3)
* Letter from Rose (4)
* President's Letter (5)
* Letter from David (6)
* Twenty Questions (7)
* Honor Roll (10)
* Meet the Members (11)
* Pet Column (17)
* Lifetime Acting Credits (23)
* Nostalgia (28)
* Five Fingers (31)
* British Review (35)
* Ten Years Ago (37)
Category:1980s Zines
Category:Actor Zines
Category:Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea Zines
David Hewlett

David Hewlett is a Canadian actor primarily known to fandom for his starring role as Dr. Rodney McKay on the SciFi channel television series Stargate Atlantis (SGA). He also appears as a fictional character in the much smaller Stargate Atlantis RPS fandom, generally paired with his SGA co-star, Joe Flanigan.
More than any other member of the SGA cast, David Hewlett is very connected to fandom. He created and promoted a side-project independent movie with other SGA actors and crew, kept up a popular blog, made frequent con appearances and generally became a fan favorite, leading to the fan campaign, David Hewlett, How Are You So Awesome?.
Many fans of Rodney McKay became fans of David Hewlett as well, leading them to seek out his earlier work. One subgenre of SGA fanfic pairings, known as Hewligan, involved pairing any character played by Hewlett with any character played by his SGA costar Joe Flanigan.
==Official Website and Fan Interaction==
Hewlett created a personal website on August 16, 2006, adding a forum (Hewlett as the moderator) sometime during the second week of September 2006. The forum and the comments to it created much fannish discussion on said forum, as well as elsewhere. 
This website was used the domain dGeek. It is located . The forum, however, appears to be long gone.
===Hewlett's Comments===
* August 16 comments
* August 18 comments
* August 27 comments
* September 6 comments
* October 8 comments
===Meta===
* Take the time and read before you go off and do it... (September 10, 2006) 
* Thoughts about fandom: The forum at David Hewlett's website (September 10, 2006) 
* Fandom and Messageboards (or, How the Internet Has Warped Social Behavior) (September 11, 2006)
* Fannish Dysfunction; archive link (September 22, 2006)
* Fanfiction. Knowledge is power? ; archive link page 1; archive link page 2, by amireal (October 10, 2006)
Category:People Category:Industry
Category:Stargate Atlantis
David Hewlett, How Are You So Awesome?

In May 2006, Slodwick proposed a campaign Archive to send postcards to David Hewlett, the actor who plays Rodney McKay on Stargate Atlantis, inscribed only with the phrase "David Hewlett, how are you so awesome?" between May 29 and June 10, 2006.
Slodwick cites Martin Gero and "the Season One commentaries" for the origin of this phrase,David Hewlett is Awesome Week, posted to LiveJournal May 7, 2006 (Last accessed November 17, 2008.) but evidence suggests it may have come from the commentary to the season two episode Duet where Gero says, "David Hewlett, how are you so awesome? The end."Duet Audio Commentary, posted to LiveJournal January 24, 2008 (Last accessed November 17, 2008.) Even though the season two DVD set was not released until March 6, 2007,Stargate Atlantis Season Two DVDs at Amazon (Last accessed November 17, 2008.) its commentary tracks were circulating the internet as early as May 9, 2006.Selected quotes from the 'Conversion' (208) commentary, posted to LiveJournal May 9, 2006 (Last accessed November 17, 2008.)
Since the campaign, the phrase "How are you so awesome?" has gained popularity within and beyond SGA fandom (partly due to Fannish Osmosis) and is often invoked to describe anyone who is deemed awesome by the speaker, not just David Hewlett. 
==External Links==
*David Hewlett's response to the campaign (YouTube video of a convention Q&A session).
==References==
Category:Fandom Occurrences
Category:Collaboration
Category:Glossary Category:Stargate Atlantis
Category:2006 Events
David Hewlett Archive

David Hewlett Archive is an unofficial fansite devoted to the actor David Hewlett, best known for his role as Rodney McKay on Stargate Atlantis. The site features an archive with links to fiction, art/graphics, media articles about any David Hewlett character.
The archive has separate categories for each TV and movie role, including magazine & newspaper articles, plus other items of interest, a biography, credits, games, photos, and links. All linked fiction is on AO3 in the David Hewlett Fiction and Art Collection.David Hewlett Fiction and Art Collection AO3 (Accessed 21 February 2022)
==Reviews==
==References==
Category:Archives Category:Stargate Atlantis Websites Category:2000s Archives Category:2010s Archives
Category:Websites
David Hines

David Hines is known within fandom for excellent fanfiction. Known without for two excoriating book reviews, one of Lee Goldberg's fictionalized account of fandom, following his tenure as a writer for SeaQuest, and one of John Ringo's Mike Harmon novels, which coined the phrase OH JOHN RINGO NO.
== History == 
==Notable Works==
===Reviews===
* Beyond the Beyond by Lee Goldberg
* Books to make my flist's heads explode: John Ringo
===Fanfiction===
* a Lewis Barnavelt fic (2008)
*The Cable & Deadpool Yuletide Special. Cable & Deadpool/multiple crossovers, written for Yuletide, for which it was a notable work (2009)
*Seven Sunday Mother-Daughter Mornings. Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, futurefic exploring the relationship between Savannah Weaver and the Terminator impersonating her mother (2009)
== References ==
Category:Fanwriters