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Vulcan Wildlife Calendar

The Vulcan Wildlife Calendar is a Star Trek: TOS art calendar for the year 1978. This calendar was a supplement to Sehlat's Roar #5. It was also included in Beyond Antares #10 (1981, though printed 2 years after it was submitted, see that page).
Image:vulcanwildlife.jpg|front cover
Image:vulcanwildlife2.jpg|inside
 
 
Category:1978 Calendars
Category:Star Trek TOS Calendars
Vulcanian Enterprises

Vulcanian Enterprises is one of the oldest (the oldest?) Star Trek: TOS fan clubs. 
It began before the LNNAF, and as one can see from the brief 1968 history, there were some tensions between the two groups regarding power and access.
One of the club's missions: "All members are expected to do all in their power to keep "Star Trek" on the air, and Leonard Nimoy as a powerful popularity figure."
The club had two publications: Vulcanalia and Vulcanian Enterprises Journal.
From a 1967 description in LNNAF Journal #2: 
==Club Membership Numbers==
* original club membership number was 20
* Feb 1967 =32
* Mar 1967 =46
* Apr 1967 = 47
* May 1967 = 49
* Jun 1967 = 52
* Jul 1967 = 59
* Aug 1967 = 61
* Sep 1967 = 112 (a big boost from being a presence at Nycon)
* Oct 1967 = 117
* Nov 1967 = 131
* Dec 1967 = 145
* Feb 1968 = 203
In the January 1968 (on the club's first anniversary), the club's president printed "A Brief History of VE by the Pres." and "Rules for Vulcanian Enterprises" in Vulcanalia:
==History==
==Club Rules==
==References==
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:1966 Zines
Category:1960s Fan Clubs
Vulcanization

Vulcanization is a gen Star Trek: TOS 128-page novel by Jeanne Elizabeth McGrew. It was edited by and has a cover by Michael Ruff. 
==Summary==
From the Zinedex: "It is loosely a sequel to Jeanne Elizabeth McGrew's "Pitchforks and Pointed Ears. Kirk and McCoy are still trying to deal with all the new Vulcans on board, and it seems that the Vulcan way is spreading enough to make all the Humans on board nervous."
==Contents==
* Disemotionalization (p. 1-45) 
* Humanity (p. 46-70) 
* Emotionality (p. 71-99) 
* Humanization (p. 100-129)
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1994 Zines
Vulcanization and the Star Trek Theme

Vulcanization and the Star Trek Theme is a 45rpm stereo record of some of the music Federation Earth Band played at Star Trek: TOS conventions. It was "released at the Oakland Star Trek Convention" in 1976.
Image:federationearthbandflyer.jpg|ad in Warped Space #21. "Available for the first time in our galaxy, the Collector's Edition... $1.50 includes postage and handling. Make check or money order payable to Enterprise Convention Services."
Image:federationflag.jpg|slipcover for record
Category:Star Trek TOS Albums
Category:Audio
Category:1976 Albums
Vulcans Don't Sing the Blues

Vulcans Don't Sing the Blues is a Kirk/Spock story by Linda Atkinson. 
It was published in the print zine T'hy'la #24.
 
==Summary==
"Spock is called on to do a service for his cousin just as he and Kirk are about to bond." 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:2004 Fanfiction‎
Vulgarweed

Vulgarweed is a multifandom fanwriter particularly known in the Tolkien and Good Omens fandoms. An outgoing and outspoken source of intelligently written smut across a number of fandoms, Vulgarweed maintains a LiveJournal and a Tumblr account. Her political commentary and Lord of the Rings blogging are particularly enjoyable. 
==Tolkien==
Tolkien fandom may have been Vulgarweed's first fandom. She has been active there since the early 2000s.
*The Ring and the Crown. Second Age darkfic which won the Mithril Awards category for Best Drama in 2003
*Lomendánar (Little Love for the Things of My Love). Entslash
==Harry Potter==
Vulgarweed was active in the HP fandom by 2004. She is a member of La Société des Femmes Dangereuses.
*Black is the Colour. Crack crossover with Lord of the Rings, in which Snape meets a Ring Wraith. One of her most popular stories
==Good Omens==
Vulgarweed has been active in Good Omens fandom for about as long as her current Good Omens Exchange co-mod, irisbleufic. She was a co-founder of the GO Exchange in 2005 with Waxbean.
A frequent denizen of Good Omens slash rec lists, Vulgarweed's accolades are well deserved:
*"Clever, literate, and...slutty! *g*" —Beth H
*"[D]elicious geek porn: literate, funny & hot in equal measures." —Espresso Recs
*"Do you like slash? Do you like some smut with your slash? Do you like your slash to be ridiculously well-written, fascinatingly historical, and droolingly hot? Then look no further! Vulgarweed is an amazing author who is still active in the fandom, and even better, she coordinates a lot with Quantum Witch, who (as she did for H.J. Bender) illustrated some fic too." —TVTropes
==Meta==
* The Origin of Squickies
Category:Fanwriters
Vylet Pony

Vylet Pony is a fan musician known for seasVylet Pony goes by several different pronouns including primarily it/its, sea/seas, and she/her fan songs in the My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic fandom.
Though formerly having identified as a furry, it appears it has distanced itself from both this term and brony.
==Example Fanworks==
*CUTIEMARKS (And the Things That Bind Us)
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Fan Musicians
Vyse/Aika/Fina

Vyse/Aika/Fina refers to the romantic relationship between the three main protagonists of Skies of Arcadia, Vyse, Aika and Fina. 
==History==
The relationship between the three of them is very close in canon, with no rivalry showing between the three of them at all. However, it is rarely found in fanfiction, especially longer works. Fanart of the three is more common, although specifically romantic fanart is also rare. Much of the speculation and fandom of the relationship was on the Crescent Isle Livejournal community, peaking in approximately 2006.
==Notable Fanworks==
* Last Wish by Admiral J (Fanfiction, M)
* Holding On by Wallwalker (Fanfiction, M, follow-up to Last Wish.)
* Cathetus by EphemeralNight (Fanfiction, Explicit sex, NSFW)
* Garden by Wallwalker (Fanfiction, Everyone)
* Untitled by nangke (Fanart, Everyone)
* Skies of Arcadia by lauramw (Fanart, Everyone)
* Skies Cosplay by Parapara Yukiko, Queen Riot and Canis Panthera (Everyone)
==Resources==
The Greatest Treasure of All (Ship Manifesto, written in 2006, reposted in 2015)
Category:Skies of Arcadia
W.D. Richter

W.D. Richter is best known to fans as the director and producer of cult film The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension (1984). This film - "hard to top for pure, nutty fun", New York Times review, October 5, 1984. - owes its style and clever substance to the collaboration between Richter and screenwriter Earl Mac Rauch.
The official Banzai newsletter, World Watch One, and its semi-official successors, often featured contributions from the fan-friendly Richter., World Watch One page on Banzai FAQ site. 
Richter is also known for writing the 1978 remake of Invasion of the Body Snatchers, and the 1979 Dracula, as well as the Oscar-nominated Brubaker (1980) and Big Trouble in Little China (1986). 
==Links & Resources==
* Richter on Wikipedia
* Richter on IMDB
==References==
Category:Buckaroo Banzai
W.H.I.P.S. (fan group)

W.H.I.P.S. was a group of fans from Texas. 
W.H.I.P.S. stands for Women of Houston in Pornography (and its "tamer" names: Women of Houston In Professions and Women of Houston in Publishing). It was a collective of female slash fans out of Houston, Texas. 
Regarding the name's origin in relation to presenting IDICon, Marnie S, said in a 2012 interview: 
They were also known as "The Houston Crowd."
A similar group was the The U.K. Group.
==Contributions to "Strange Bedfellows"==
Some members of this fan group contributed to a section of many issues of Strange Bedfellows, an apa that was active between 1993 and 1997.
== Members of the Group ==
Not all of the members listed below lived in the Houston area.
* Katharine Scarritt
* Pam Rose
* Lezlie Shell
* Cynthia Lockwood
* Dixie
* Mary Lowe
* Barb L
* Linn O'Brien
* Marnie S.
* emh
* CVP
* Kris
* T.M.
* Astra Thibodeaux
Some "out-of-towners" as listed in Strange Bedfellows" #1:
* Lois Welling
* Courtney Grey
* Madelein Lee
== Notable Works ==
* IDICon first slash con
* Best Little Valentine Zine in Texas
* Best Little K/Mas Zine in Texas
* some tribs to Strange Bedfellows
==References==
Category:Fans
Category:Collaboration
W.I.T.C.H.

W.I.T.C.H. is an Italian fantasy comic series that later got adapted into a French-American animated series.
== Canon ==
== Reception ==
The TV show has been met with generally positive feedback. Today many people look back at it as an exemplar of fun and good TV shows from the 2000's, people praising the smooth plot and the well developed characters and world. The animation is also considered nice to look at, with the uplifting messages and theming consistent in the show giving it an positive tone. Criticisms for the show are far between but might be most prominent when discussing the inconsistent lip-syncing of the charactershttps://www.reddit.com/r/GuardiansOftheVeil/comments/14p5nce/my_review_on_the_witch_animated_series_everything/.
== Fandom ==
===Shipping===
In the W.I.T.C.H fandom, male/female ships are most common, with ships such as Matt Olsen/Will Vandom and Caleb/Cornelia Hale dominating the fandom. However female/female ships are popular too, with Cornelia Hale/Irma Lair being particularly popular. Overall, on Ao3 when shipping categories are compared, male/female ships are most popular with 203 works, then female/female with 150 works, male/male with 53 works and then multi-shipping with 42 works. These statistics are as of August 20, 2024. 
In terms of most popular individual ships, Caleb/Cornelia Hale is most popular, with Matt Olsen/Will Vandom in a close second. For a more intimate analysis of the popularity of ships in W.I.T.C.H, see pie chart. 
== Fanworks==
===Fanart===
*W.I.T.C.H Cornelia ™ by sahcorblg
===Fan comics===
*W.i.t.c.h. Sovereigns
===Other===
*W.I.T.C.H. Aesthetic by vanesssaives
*LetsMagicalCooking (2023). A multifandom magical girl cookbook zine.
*Celebrate! A W.I.T.C.H fanzine (2021) - charity zine
==References==
Category:Animation
Category:European Comics & Graphic Novels
Category:Disney comics
W4M4M?

W4M4M?, is a 2010 article that, among many things, attempts to explain slash's development with male/male mainstream romance fiction. Three writers, Alex Beecroft, Erastes, and Josh Lanyon ("one of the M/M genres few male authors") are featured, and the book NASA/Trek is mentioned.
==Excerpts==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2010 News Media
Category:Slash News Media 
Category:Fanfiction News Media
WAFF

WAFF is an acronym for Warm and Fluffy Feelings, sometimes also Warm and Fuzzy Feelings. It's used in some parts of the fanfiction community to refer to stories which are intended to give the reader an emotionally nice, good feeling, often using romantic lines and sensitive tone.
 
==Examples of Use==
* "This is pure fluff, you guys. WAFF to the highest degree. Well, with a tiny bit of angst thrown in, but only a little because angst gets on my nerves. I'm usually not this WAFF-y, but somehow it just came out that way, so there it is."Fic: Moonlight KKM MuraKen/Yuuri PG Waff by stormfugue, posted to Livejournal on October 27, 2006 (Accessed October 12, 2021). 
* "If you want cuddlefic, this is the place to get it. The dearth of H/W in general makes a 'zine this large a rare and happy surprise. The WAFFish, sex-focused style is also different from what you will find in most online fic." from a review for the Sherlock Holmes zine Friend of My Heart: Harpers Penny (originally publicly available, now excluded from the Wayback Machine) 
* "I love Jeanine for her short, fluffy WAFFiness, which can take normal couples or, more often, completely UC couples, from almost any fandom and make them real and poignant." seanachais - fanfic links. (Accessed 21 April 2012)
* "I'm still a hopeless romantic, and will always love those WAFFy stories.or at least the stories that have some great WAFF in them. :)" from Lois & Clark Nfic Archive Interview: Where Are They Now? -- Erin Klingler 
==References==
Category:Abbreviations & Acronyms
WAGs

WAGs, short for "Wives and Girlfriends", is a term popularized by British tabloids during the 2006 FIFA World CupWikipedia (accessed 12 May 2018) that found its way into bandslash RPF circles, but is mainly used in Hockey RPF and other sports fandoms. WAGs are the canon/real-life significant others of celebrities in a male field and are often not public figures, but are nonetheless somewhat known to fans by association. 
In RPF WAGs present a moral quandary--whether to include them in stories because they are canon, or to omit them because they are not public figures. RPF writers have often (but not always!) made the decision to leave out non-famous real people.
==Removing WAGs from slash==
In RPF, a common solution to the problem of inconvenient canon WAGs in slash is to simply pretend that they never existed. This approach works in RPF due to the guideline to leave out non-celebrities. In FPF, an AU might be required to achieve the same effect. Writing female characters out entirely is considered by some fans to be less misogynistic than writing them as the Evil Ex or casually dispatching them within the story a la Mysterious Wife Plague, although it wouldn't win the writer any feminism award. Another method of explaining away canon WAGs--exposition explaining why they broke up/got divorced--can become tedious if repeated in too many stories.
==Fannish Links==
* by hector rashbaum (2007)
* by fairestcat (2007)
*No WAGs AU and No Spouse AU tags at AO3
==References==
Category:Sports RPF
Category:Bandom Glossary
WALL-E

WALL-E is a 2008 Disney/Pixar science fiction animated film.
==Fandom==
==Example Fanworks==
* How to Make Pizza by Sheila Paulson, published in Our Favorite Things #25 (2009)
* Re-designation by Age or Wizardry, written for Yuletide (2013)
* All That Love's About by netbug009, a WALL-E/EVE essay for ship_manifesto (November 2009)
==Fan Communities==
* buy_n_large at LiveJournal
* wall_e_fanfic, for fanfiction
* walle_ficontest, for fanfiction contests
* walle_meta, for meta
* wall_e_icons, for icons
* wall_e_fanart, for fanart
* walleve_fans, for the WALL-E/EVE pairing
* wall_e_rp, an RPG
==Gallery==
File:Klimt's Mix by GiovyLoCa.jpg|Art by GiovyLoCa based on The Kiss and The Tree of Life by Gustav Klimt (2010).
==Links and Resources==
* WALL-E (2008) at Archive of Our Own
* WALL-E at FanFiction.Net
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Animated Film
Category:Pixar
WALTZ

You may be looking Koyoi no Waltz, the Gankutsuou doujinshi by King Buster.
WALTZ is a Gankutsuou doujinshi by FAKE. It is Franz x Albert shounen ai.JPQueen. Search Result: FAKE. Archived 08 December 2007 by the Wayback Machine. (Accessed 07 May 2012.) One reviewer writes:
:"[This is] my favorite Gank doujinshi. Loved the art and the storyline. It's slightly angsty and takes place at the start of the series and also somewhere in the middle. There's even a scene where Albert and Franz dance, hence the name of the doujinshi."nayami on LiveJournal. Doujinshi previews: YGO, Gankutsuou, Naruto. 26 August 2006. (Accessed 24 May 2012.)
Image:Waltz front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Waltz sample1.jpg|Inside art
Image:Waltz sample2.jpg|Inside art
== References ==
Category:Gankutsuou Doujinshi
Category:2005 Doujinshi
Category:Yaoi Doujinshi
WANDERLOONA

WANDERLOONA is a LOONA fanzine and artbook created by Orbit Artcord, a Discord group dedicated to creating fanart for the K-Pop group LOONA. It is based on the theme of "travel" and was released in 2020.About page on 
== About ==
From the Zine's Google Info & FAQs: 
== History ==
=== Development ===
The idea for a zine had been talked about by the Discord group for a while. However, it was sparked after one user decided to print out members' art and compile it into a binder. From this, the rest of the group discussed planning and eventually created 'WANDERLOONA'. The artists for the project were chosen 'in-house', meaning through a closed sign-up within the Discord group, rather than a public sign-up. They purposefully chose artists from across the world to align with the theme of travel. The idea was created in 2020, during the COVID lockdown as a way to connect in the difficult times.
=== Release ===
It was released in 2020 in five versions named after LOONA songs. The first, was a digital version called "favOriTe", and a pack with both digital and physical called "Curiosity,". The last three releases were called "Stylish", "Daeng Daeng Daeng", and "365" that contained the zine alongside some custom-made photo-cards and polaroids. The proceeds were donated to the Kim Lip Birthday Project and the Yves Birthday Project to fund their own zine development.Instagram post, by @wanderloonazine, posted on 24 January 2021]Tweet, by @wanderloonazine, posted on March 5, 2021
There was also a Korean copy intended to be sent to the members.Instagram post, by @wanderloonazine, made on 25 September 2020
== Links ==
* A flip through of the zine
== Reception ==
Some fan comments from those who received the zine and worked on it:
== Artists ==
==References==
Category:2020 Zines
Category:LOONA
WANDERLUST, A Mythology Anthology

WANDERLUST is a mythology anthology zine featuring 42 original works.
== About ==
== Contributors ==
===Comics===
alfheimr, djinnexp, akimillustrates, artinggrace, cysketch, danielavicoso, radish-art, mellific, idaida, pejntboks, thismightydimoart
===Illustrations===
amyliobat, asmogrimae, defenestratin, degraala, eachronicles, huldrekall, _janetho, jerseytigermoth, kholouz, koleslaaw, larapickle, mcatwhite, multipleshields, phyte, queenstardust,rioburton, roker_flower, rubydart, rynezion, skirtsan, spookyrumba (moderator), tanoreth, teir3s, terrimorgan
===Prose===
alyyks, gogglesque, haemochrome, hasebefucker, getaloaderthis, luzbianca, mariahjessicawrites (moderator), peppermintwind,
priscorum, writegowrite, yurochkas
* Cover art by: rioburton
* Invited print artist: kayvsworld
* Invited sketchbook writer: visceralexpressions
Category:Mythology Zines Category:2017 Zines Category:2018 Zines
WANTED (Alias Smith and Jones zine)

WANTED is a gen Alias Smith and Jones 27-page anthology. It has art by Kathy Bushman, Evelyn Turner and Karen Flanery.
* Ah, Those Memorable Lines: A Quiz - compiled by the John Thomas James Gang
* Episode Log - compiled by Evelyn Turner
* The Real Kid Curry - article by Kathy Bushman
* Nothing EVER Happens in Mudflat - Story outline by Evelyn Turner
* Credit for inspiration given to The John Thomas James Gang ("The Virginian" "Clementine" "McCreedy" "First Bandit" "The Vampire" and "Kitten Curry")
Image:Wanted Smith&Jones1.jpg| cover by Kathy Bushman
Image:WANTED 1.jpg| art by Evelyn Turner
Image:Wanted Smith&Jones2.jpg| art by Kathy Bushman
Image:WANTED 2.jpg| art by Kathy Bushman
Image:Roger Davis a.jpg|art by Kathy Bushman
Image:Roger Davis.as&j.jpg|art by Kathy Bushman
Image:Karen_Flannery.jpg| art by Karen Flanery
Category:Alias Smith and Jones Zines
Category:1972 Zines
WARNING: The Surgeon General has determined that fandom can be hazardous to your health.

WARNING: The Surgeon General has determined that fandom can be hazardous to your health. is a 1984 essay. While not specifically credited, it is part of the editorial section of the Star Wars zine, Circle of Light #1 and was therefore by L.A. Carr, S.C. Hall, and D.C. Farnsworth, or a combination of them.
The topic was over-zealous fans and mental health, and the essay focused on two recent deaths of specific fans.
A similar essay is 1979's Eddie: A Message from the Real World.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* fans and "fanatics"
* mental health of some fans
* violent and tragic actions by fans reflecting badly on fandom as a whole, being a "guardian of fandom"
* knowing the difference between being over-invested and staying in the "real world"
==From the Essay==
==References==
Category:Meta in Print
Category:1984 Meta
Category:Star Wars Meta
WArm Thoughts (X-Files zine)

WArm Thoughts is a slash X-Files ezine. The art is by The Theban Band.
* Reunion by Garnet
* There and Then by Illne Vertell
* Tarnished Innocence by Gwendolen Poem
* Straightforward by Ratadder
* Thousands of Lives by Tarlan
* The Fuck by Josan
* Forget by Gwendolen Poem
* Out of Nowhere by Jennie and Jami
* Taboo by Jane Symons
* Enigma by Gwendolen
* Ever After by Garnet
* Here and Now by Illne Vertell Sequel to There and Then
* Illustrations, design and layout by The Theban Band
Category:X-Files Slash Zines
Category:X-Files Sk/K Fanfiction
WArm thoughts

WArm thoughts is an archive for Skinner/Krychek slash. 
It split up from RatB in July 2003ned&leny. ANNOUNCEMENT RatB archive changes, 18 July 2003. (Accessed 30 January 2009) and was last updated in 2005.
==Reviews==
==References==
Category:X-Files ArchivesCategory:Slash Archives
Category:2000s
Category:Squidge.org
WCFL

The WCFL is a multi-author Professional Wrestling Fanfiction series that is the main focus of the Virtual Wrestling board on wrestlingclassics.com. 
It was started on August 31, 2001 and set in 1981 as a rethinking of the last years of the territorial era, before the World Wrestling Federation expanded from its base in the Northeast and went national. Each writer gets to run his (or her) own territory. Writers have come and gone sometimes several times over the 17+ years the WCFL has been in existence. 
==Promotors==
Promoters are expected to post shows on a weekly basis. 
There are different levels for the promoters. There are the Primary Promoters, who make the big decisions regarding World Title changes (WCFL World Heavyweight, WCFL World Tag Team, WCFL World Junior Heavyweight and WCFL World Six-Man Tag Team). There are the Satellite promotions, which is the default for newcomers. Then there are the Super Sats, which are Satellites on the verge of becoming Primaries.
The number of wrestlers/managers/valets/announcers that have been in the WCFL over the past 17+ years is in the thousands.
==Plagiarism Controversy==
On June 2, 1985, NWA1985Flair (who also used the name BVRF05: Eddie Gilbert Fan and a couple of other names) posted a non-WCFL show titled "World Class Wrestling debut on ESPN" that copied segments from actual WCFL shows word-for-word with only a couple of names being changed."World Class Wrestling debut on ESPN" 
==Reviews and Reactions==
 
==References==
==Notes==
Category:Professional Wrestling Fandom
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:2001 Fanfiction‎
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
WCG Slash Archive

WCG Slash Archive was an X-Men slash archive. It was hosted at Angelfire.
The site was linked at Raonaid's Home Page under "Favorite Slash Links - X-Men" in 2001.Raonaid's Favorite Slash Links, via Wayback: 13 June 2001. (Accessed 05 March 2021)
==References==
Category:X-Men Archives
Category:Angelfire
Category:2000s