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Wolverine (fandom)

Wolverine is a Marvel Comics title associated with the X-Men and focusing on the superhero of the same name, alter ego James "Logan" Howlett.
==Canon==
The character Wolverine was first introduced in The Incredible Hulk in 1974. The first Wolverine limited series was published in 1982, and the ongoing series has been published since 1988.
Wolverine was the focus of three separate spin-off films in the X-Men Movieverse:
* X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009)
* The Wolverine (2013)
* Logan (2017)
Principal characters include:
* James "Logan" Howlett a.k.a. Wolverine
* Mariko Yashida, love interest
* Victor Creed a.k.a. Sabretooth, Logan's enemy and XMM half-brother
* Daken, Logan's son
* X-23 a.k.a. Laura Kinney, Logan's cloned daughter
==Fandom==
==Fansites & Archives==
* Wolverine's R.E.A.L.M. (defunct)
* Wolverine X-Fiction
==Links & Resources==
* Fandom tags at Archive of Our Own:
** Wolverine (Comics)
** Wolverine (Movies)
** Dark Wolverine (Comics)
** Wolverine (Marvel Anime)
* Movies > Logan at FanFiction.Net
* X-Men Origins: Wolverine and Logan filters at FanFiction.Net
==References==
*Wolverine
Category:Animation
Category:Anime
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*Wolverine
Wolverine Cyclops Wolverine

Wolverine_Cyclops_Wolverine was a slash Yahoo! Group mailing list dedicated to the Scott/Logan pairing from the X-Men fandom. It goes defunct with the closure of Yahoo! Groups in 2019.
Category:2002Category:2000sCategory:2010s
Category:Slash Mailing Lists
Category:X-Men Mailing Lists
Category:Fanfiction Mailing Lists
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Wolverine and Kitty.com

Wolverine and Kitty.com was a fansite and fanfiction archive dedicated to the X-Men pairing of Shadowcat/Wolverine. It contained 12 stories by 9 contributing authors. The site was active in the early 2000s and goes defunct sometime after March 2005.
It was affiliated with X-Men RPG, X-Forums.org, Sinister Interventions, and Wolverine and Rogue.com.
==Content==
* Fanfic Archive
* Beta Readers
* Image Gallery
* Group Blog
* W/K Canon Moments
* Community
* Meta
* Fansite News
* W/K 'Shipper Directory
Category:X-Men Websites
Category:X-Men: Evolution Websites Category:Het Websites
Category:X-Men Archives Category:Het Archives
Category:2000s
Wolverine and the X-Men

Wolverine and the X-Men is an animated series focusing on the X-Men but this time led by Wolverine instead of Professor X or Cyclops like it usually is.
==Canon==
Wolverine and the X-Men officially consists of the one season. 
The show mainly focuses on the characters Wolverine, Cyclops, Emma Frost, Nightcrawler, Beast, Storm, Charles Xavier, Rogue, Colossus, Shadowcat, Iceman, Forge, Bishop, Domino, Polaris, Jean Grey, Magneto, Scarlet Witch, Blink, and Quicksilver.
==Fandom==
During the height of the fandom (2008-2009), fanworks were mainly found on FanFiction.Net and on the Livejournal community andthexmen. The fandom is slowly branching to AO3. Fanfiction is still being posted to FFN as of 2016.
Several crossovers appeared for the fandom, the most popular one being X-Men: Evolution, which not surprising since many fans of WATXM were fans of the XME series first and often compared the two or combined them as WATXM being a future version of XME.
===Pairings===
Due to the fact that the fandom is small, it's hard to judge exactly which pairings are popular but several pairings have appeared multiple times:
* Kurt/Wanda
* Forge/Toad
* Pietro/Dominikos
* Bobby/Kitty 
* Jean/Scott 
* Ororo/Warren
* Scott/Emma
* Logan/Rogue
* Rogue/Remy
* Logan/OCs
Most of the pairings are fairly common X-Men ships.
==Fanworks==
===Fics===
* The Nightmare by green_amberjade, the first? fic for the fandom - is an attempt to show the transition from X-Men: Evolution to WXM (Rogue/Quicksilver, Rogue/Gambit, Rogue/Cyclops)
===Arts===
* DominoxRogue yuri by Demon-Keychain (Domino/Rogue)
* Nightcrawler and Scarlet Witch by VolodyaNocturne (Kurt/Wanda)
===Vids===
===Meta===
* What are you looking foreword to with the cartoon? What characters are you hoping for or which characters are your favorite from the different media? What pairings are you hoping for? What do you already dislike about the cartoon? What pairings do you usually ship (canon or noncanon)?, a discussion post prior to the series premiere. 
* "Wolverine and the X-Men" versus "X-Men: Evolution", a discussion comparing the two shows
==Archives and Fannish Links==
* Wolverine and the X-Men on FFN
* Wolverine and the X-Men on AO3
* andthexmen, a LJ community for the show
* the x-men are back, the fanlisting for the cartoon
* Kataclysm's Wolverine and the X-Men Page, a fansite
==Resources==
*Wolverine and the X-Men @ Marvel Database
*Marvel Animation Age Presents Wolverine and the X-Men
==References==
Category:Animation
*Wolverine and the X-Men
Wolves of the North

Wolves of the North is a Werewolf AU Attack on Titan fic by ShinjiShazaki, focused on the Historia Reiss/Ymir pairing.
==Summary==
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==Inspired Fanworks==
=== Fanart ===
* by tantoun (2014)
* by shingeki-no-bitches (2014)
* by yanniex (2014)
* by bevsi (2014)
* by you-dont-know-me-but-i-just (2014)
* by darkheartseer (2014)
* by dyvynath (2014)
* by overachieversloth (2014)
* by overachieversloth (2014)
* by dyvynath (2014)
* by phrenotobe (2014)
* by yannie-the-angry-scot (2014)
* by yannie-the-angry-scot (2014)
* by tri-chan (2013)
== References ==
Category:Attack on Titan
Category:Femslash Fanfiction
Category:2013 Fanfiction
Category:2014 Fanfiction
Woman's Hour Interview with Catherine Salmon

In 2001, Catherine Salmon did an interview for BBC's "Woman's Hour" to promote her book Warrior Lovers: Erotic Fiction, Evolution and Female Sexuality.
Judith Proctor comments: "The interview began with a reading of a Starsky and Hutch slash story, the kind where one of them confessed to the other that his long-term feelings of friendship have deepened into another kind of love. The transcript picks up shortly after this where the concept of slash in general is being explained to the listener - the tape being transcribed started at this point. I shoud add that the whole interview was done on the fly, Catherine didn't know in advance exactly what she was going to be asked, so if any explanations of hers are less than perfect, then that's why. Some points are a lot better explained in the book. Whether you agree with them or not is a separate matter <grin>, but do read the full argument before disagreeing too much." from Judith Proctor's Blake's 7 website 
==Some Excerpts of Salmon's Comments==
==References==
Category:2001 Fan Interviews
Woman, Warrior, Wife

Woman, Warrior, Wife is a gen 110-page anthology dedicated to Nichelle Nichols.
It has art by T.J. Burnside, Erin Jahr-Strom, Mary Stacy-MacDonald, Brian McKissick, Rene Steiner, and Winston A. Howlett.
==Contents==
* Sheila's Notes (5)
* Dear Diary, fiction by Gail Pittaway (a Sarek and Amanda story) (7)
* Reluctant Freedom, song by Gail Pittaway, Sheila Willis (26)
* The Time of Weaning, story by Winston Howlett (27)
* Fault, poem by Sheila Willis (32)
* Don't Cry Anymore, It Wasn't Your Fault by Sheila Willis (34)
* The Last Lesson, story by Theresa Renner (52)
* From the Last Kalihari Warrior by Sheila Willis (vignettes, first of a series of stories depicting Uhura's life from birth to death) (60)
* Trilogy, poem by Sheila Willis (64)
* Phantom Rider, song by Erin Jahr-Strom (67)
* A Hard Place, fiction by Margaret Clark (69)
* Fathers, Daughters, and Other Mythical Persona, poem by Sheila Willis (89)
* Winter of the Falcon, fiction by Sheila Willis (a Mirror, Mirror story) (90)
* With Pen in Hand (104)
** Dear Captain Decker by Theresa Renner (105)
** Dear Doctor McCoy by Theresa Renner (108)
** My Friend by Gail Pittaway (109)
==Sample Interior==
File:womanwarrior-1.jpg
File:womanwarrior-2.jpg|Mary Stacy-MacDonald
File:womanwarrior-3.jpg
File:womanwarrior-5.jpg| Winston Howlett
File:womanwarrior-6.jpg|Erin Jahr-Strom
File:womanwarrior-7.jpg|Brian McKissick
File:womanwarrior-8.jpg|T.J. Burnside
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Actor-centric Zines
Category:1981 Zines
Woman Protecting Kevin Hart

"Woman Protecting Kevin Hart" is a meme based on a screencap from a 2013 episode of the scripted parody reality TV show Real Husbands of Hollywood.Michael Arceneaux, "Real Husbands of Hollywood Recap: Badu and Baby Showers, Vulture, 11 December 2013Scene clip on TikTok In the scene, Kevin Hart (playing a fictionalized version of himself) runs to his ex-wife, Bridgette (played by Erica Ash), and jumps into her arms when she interrupts a session with a woman trying to convince him to join the Church of Scientology. Bridgette proceeds to scold the recruiter while pointing a V sign at her to signal "I'm watching you."
The screencap was used to create image macro memes and later inspired redraws.
==Examples==
Baldur's Gate
* Art by kristorey_ (Halsin with Astarion)
* Gale is protected by AyumiTsuji (Tav with Gale)
*POV: You tried bullying your beneficiary by m-u-n-c-h-y (Karlach with Wyll, pointing at Mizora)
*Alternate version of above by m-u-n-c-h-y
==References==
Category:Art Memes
Category:2013 Memes
Woman Yelling at a Cat

"Woman Yelling at a Cat" is a two-panel redraw art meme, with the first panel depicting a character angrily shouting and pointing their finger (sometimes flanked by one or more spectators), while the second panel features the target of their ire looking unfazed, annoyed, confused, or sheepish. The meme is based on a composite image featuring a screencap from The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills of cast member Taylor Armstrong tearfully shouting juxtaposed next to an unrelated photo of a cat seated at a dining table and looking at a plate of vegetables with confusion or disgust.
==Examples==
===Links===
===Gallery===
File:Cat Meme by Ammy-Louve.jpg|The Dark Eye (Das Schwarze Auge) fanart by Ammy-Louve – The artist's Thorwalian OC yells at a Thorwalian cat. Das Schwarze Auge is a German tabletop RPG.
File:Fatal Fury In A Nutshell by MarikAzemus34.jpg|Fatal Fury fanart by MarikAzemus34 – Terry Bogard yells at Geese Howard.
File:Salad Cat Meme by tsubelle.jpg|Final Fantasy XIV fanart by tsubelle – A Viera OC yells at a Miqo'te OC.
File:Jojo Fanart by Aonoexorcist100.png||JoJo's Bizarre Adventure fanart by Aonoexorcist100 – Narancia yells at King Crimson while Leone watches.
File:Thresh's Bad Day by DemonicCriminal.jpg|League of Legends fanart by DemonicCriminal – Senna yells at Thresh while Lucian watches.
File:He Is Busy by Hiniha.png|Legion of Super Heroes fanart by Hiniha – Brainiac 5 yells at an AU version of himself.
File:Aruceid Yelling at Neco Arc by souptogo.jpg|Melty Blood fanart by souptogo – Aruceid yells at Neco-Arc while Shiki watches.
File:Woman Screaming at Sprigatito by Ry-Spirit.jpg|Pokémon fanart by Ry-Spirit – A cartoon Taylor Armstrong yells at a Sprigatito. The caption references Sprigatito shifting from quadrupedal to bipedal in its evolved form Floragato.
File:Papyrus yelling at a dog by Undriel.jpg|Undertale fanart by Undriel – Papyrus yell at The Annoying Dog while Sans watches.
File:Untitled Goose Game Meme by SuperWiiBros08.png|Untitled Goose Game version of the meme. ‎
File:Trishabeakens hazbin-hotel.png|Hazbin Hotel (Mar 2020) by trishabeakens, a Hazbin Hotel version featuring Vaggie, next to Charlie, pointing at Alastor.
==Resources & Links==
*Woman Yelling at a Cat on Know Your Meme
Category:Memes
Category:2019 Memes
Category:Art Memes
Womanizer

Womanizer is a deleted Gabe Saporta fancam by Twitter user licecock. It is well known in Bandom spaces of the 2020s, particularly for introducing new fans to Cobra Starship. It was the subject of discourse on numerous occasions, especially around the issue of including warnings for fans who wanted to block it. Ronnie Radke is rumored to hate it. The YouTube reupload has 4,000 views. A Tumblr reupload has more than 17,000 notes. 
Gabe Saporta has acknowledged the fancam multiple times.TikTok screenshotTAG Music reply
==References==
Category:Cobra Starship
Wombat's Fanfiction

Wombat's Fanfiction was a personal fanfiction site. It was last updated in 2000 but was online till at least 2010.
==Contents==
#The Funny Stuff - NC-17 Contains such amusements as the New! Spotter's Guide series as well as the Muldertorture series and standalones like 'Dear Mr Mulder'
#Rapture - NC-17 Long series. Mulder meets Methos. Won some awards. Which was nice.
#Rite of Passage - PG-13 Ongoing Phantom Menace series and my first new work for a while. Let me know what you think.
#The Other Stuff - NC-17 Everything that doesn't fit into the other two categories. Includes 'September', 'Your Anniversary' and any other slightly more serious stuff I may have written at one time or another.
Category:X-Files Author Pages
Category:Highlander Websites
Category:Star Wars TPM Author Pages
Category:1990s Author Pages
Category:2000s Author Pages
Wombat (fan)

Wombat wrote and posted fanfiction and humorous non-fiction on fannish topics between the late 1990s and 2000.
Rapture is a multipart slash X-Files/Highlander crossover featuring Mulder and Methos. Some of the pieces on the part of Wombat's site titled The Funny Stuff were as widely known and read as the straightforward fanfiction—for example, Muldertorture, and Multiple Choice, a parody of Sentinel slash tropes written as a Cosmo quiz.
Wombat's Spotter's Guide to the Common Krycek and the accompanying Spotter's Guide to the Common Mulder likely helped to popularize the fannish use of the adj!noun naming construction, which is generally assumed to be an adaptation of a bang path.
Several Krycek sub-species such as Bad to the Bone!Krycek, Bad but Lovin'!Krycek, Hot'n'dirty!Krycek or Misunderstood!Krycek and Mulder sub-subspecies such as Angst!Mulder, Basketcase!Mulder, HappySlut!Mulder, Sensitive!Mulder and WellAdjusted!Mulder are described.
==Noteable Works==
* Muldertorture (X-Files story)
* Rapture - a Mulder/Methos crossover
* Rite of Passage (Star Wars TPM series)
* Hit The Delete Key!, which parodies the use of fantasy elements in a cop show, see The Inappropriate Elf Challenge
* Multiple Choice
Category:Fanwriters
Women's Murder Club

Women's Murder Club is an American mystery and legal drama based on the books series by James Patterson. It is an SGA 6 Degrees fandom because the actor Joe Flanigan, who plays John Sheppard on Stargate Atlantis, was a guest star. Angie Harmon, who plays Jane Rizzoli in Rizzoli & Isles, played Inspector Lindsay Boxer in WMC, a character with many similarities to Rizzoli.
== Canon ==
The book series and the TV series revolve around a group of women either working in or adjacent to the criminal justice system who come together to use their combined expertise to solve crimes.
The TV series has murder-of-the-week episodic style, as is common with police procedurals, but with an over-arching antagonist in the Kiss-Me-Not-Killer throughout the season. The show only ran for one season.
=== Main Characters ===
* Inspector Lindsay Boxer
* Deputy District Attorney Jill Bernhardt
* Dr. Claire Washburn
* Cindy Thomas
=== Major Characters ===
* Inspector Warren Jacobi
* Lieutenant Tom Hogan
* Deputy District Attorney Denise Kwon
== Fanon ==
Despite the single series run of 13 episodes, a dedicated but small fandom formed around Women's Murder Club. The fandom in many places — such as Livejournal, Fanfiction.net, and AO3 — was very sapphic-focused and much of the fanworks created were either Gen fics or F/F pairing fics. After the show's cancellation, a group of fans collaborated to create additional, text-based, virtual seasons which they released on a schedule and included Women's Murder Club themed "adverts" between chapters. As with the fandom overall, these virtual seasons focused on sapphic interpretations of the characters. They can still be read through the Wayback Machine (linked in Example Fanworks).
=== Pairings ===
* Lindsay Boxer/Cindy Thomas
* Lindsay Boxer/Jill Bernhardt
* Jill Bernhardt/Cindy Thomas
* Jill Bernhardt/Denise Kwon
== Example Fanworks ==
=== Fanfiction ===
* Women's Murder Club virtual season two and season three by inspectorboxer, demeter94, riley, mysensitiveside, liz_estrada, darandkerry, grumpybear1031, mercurychkita, revolos55, and grumpybear1031 (Archived links)
=== Fanvids ===
* Lindsay/Cindy -Hungry Eyes by FemxSlash
* Jill/Cindy: Crazy For This Girl by Amy Brooke
== Archives & Links ==
* Women's Murder Club fanworks on Archive of Our Own
* Women's Murder Club fanworks on Fanfiction.net
Category:Live-action Television
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Women's Work

Women's Work is an influential vid by Luminosity & Sisabet. It is a candid and disturbing exploration of gender issues (or, more to the point, violent misogyny) in the TV show Supernatural. "Women's Work" premiered at Vividcon.
The vid is set to the song "Violet" by Hole which combines raw anger with the powerlessness that women often feel:
== Summary ==
The vid opens with a series of images of women being stalked, terrorized, beaten, stabbed, and brutalized. It then segues into a sequence where sexualized images of women are inter-cut with images of women with children, echoing the Madonna-Whore paradigm that modern media often uses to portray women. The vid shifts back to women who are dead, followed by yet more women being hung or ripped apart. By the time the song slows down at 2 minutes 30 seconds the viewer is often overwhelmed by the concentrated scenes of violence against women.
At this point the lyrics start telling a different story. The phrase “I told you from the start just how this would end, When *I* get what *I* want I never want it again" (emphasis added) can be heard and the viewer is presented with a new series of women: dark, sexy, powerful - and evil. Female demons, vengeful ghosts, and vampires are the ones taking violent action. For many viewers, this becomes a revelatory moment, where characters they are conventionally taught to be seen as “bad” are now fighting back. The vid continues to build on this theme until the very end when it becomes clear that even powerful women suffer the same fate as those who are less powerful: it ends with the image of a man breaking a woman’s neck with the words "go on take everything" echoing into the black screen.
== Critical Discussion ==
As one commenter put it,
:If that's not a powerful commentary on the nature of women in SPN, I don't know what is. Evil, slutty or helpless...not much of a choice is there? Brilliant.August 31st 2007. Calla White. comment on Women's Work. on imeem. Accessed 2 November 2008.
In November 2007, it was featured in a New York Magazine article,November 12th 2007. Logan Hill, New York Magazine. The Vidder: Luminosity upgrades fan video. Accessed 2 November 2008. where Luminosity remarks on Women's Work that "[it] is a critique of the eroticization of the violence done to women in all media, not just Supernatural."
Micole wrote an essay about the vid entitled Women's Art and "Women's Work" for the feminist sf blog, "Ambling Along the Aqueduct".
Francesca Coppa talked about the vid in The Gender and Fan Culture Debate Debates that were held at Henry Jenkins' blog during the summer of 2007.
The vid was selected by the OTW to part of its Test Suite of Fair Use Vids before the Library of Congress.Test Suite, accessed November 9, 2012.
==Reactions/Reviews==
==References==
Category:Supernatural Vids
Category:Meta Vids
Category:2007 Vids
Women's Wrestling Fantasies

Women's Wrestling Fantasies is a German slash World Wrestling Entertainment anthology fanzine. It contains 150 pages. The zine focuses on the 1995 season of the WWF, with the following pairings: Michaels/Diesel and Ramon/1-2-3 Kid. The storyline runs from Wrestlemania XI to shortly before the Survivor Series 95. Includes character descriptions and drawings to help the lay reader follow the storyline.
Authors: A.J./C.J.
Category:Professional Wrestling Fandom
Category:German-Language ZinesCategory:1995 Zines
Women (1999 essay by torch)

Women is a 1998 essay by torch.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* two kinds of Mary Sue: canon characters from the show, original characters
* Mary Sue: as a girlfriend, as a yenta, as a platonic pal, as part of a threesom
* mary pseud: "Some Mary Sue characters are easily spotted as they share the author's name, or go by a close variation thereof. Sometimes I wonder if I'm the only person in the world who finds this just a teensy bit embarrassing." 
==Excerpts from the Essay==
 
 
==References==
Category:1999 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Women Read Comics, And Other Things You Never Knew

Women Read Comics, And Other Things You Never Knew' is a 2009 essay by Merlin Missy.
==Series==
This essay is part of a series called Dr. Merlin's Soapbox.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* 
==From the Essay==
 
==References==
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:2009 Meta
Women and Slash - Why, why, why?

Women and Slash - Why, why, why? is a 2001 essay by Julad.
==Some Topics Discussed==
The essay references:
* Pass the Crisco, Spock
* The Advantages of Fan Fiction as an Art Form
* The Advantages of Erotic Fan Fiction as an Art Form
* Romancing the Slash
* Helen (Helenish)'s website, though since the links are mostly dead, it's difficult to know which fanworks were pinpointed
==The Essay==
 
==The Essay's Postscript==
==References==
Category:Slash Meta
Category:2001 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Women at Warp

Women at Warp is an ongoing Star Trek podcast. It's officially described as: A biweekly podcast where four women talk about Star Trek, its representations of women, contributions of women behind the scenes, and other fun Trek topics.https://www.womenatwarp.com/about/
The website also hosts a blog with episode recaps, meta, book reviews and recommendations (both for tie-in novels and "Star Trek-inspired" books), and articles examining Star Trek topics in relation to current events and social issues.
==Topics Covered==
*Fandom history and culture (specifically Star Trek fandom)
*Portrayals of female characters in Star Trek
*Current social issues as presented in Star Trek (i.e. immigration, disability)
*Con reports
* Discussions of themes and tropes within Star Trek
==Notable Fan Interviews/Appearances==
*Devra Langsam
*Jacqueline Lichtenberg
*B.A. Lopez
*Ami Angelwings
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek Podcasts
Category:2015 Podcasts
Category:2015 Meta
Category:Meta on Audio
Category:2010s Podcasts
Category:2020s Podcasts
Category:2010s Meta
Category:2020s Meta
Category:Interviews by Fans
Women in Comics

Women in Comics is a series of essays by comicbookgrrrl discussing female characters and creators in comics.
== Posts ==
* Women in Comics: An Overview; archive link
* Women in Comics: The Platinum & Golden Ages; archive link
* Women in Comics: Wonder Woman and the Attack of the Code; archive link
* Women in Comics: Batwoman and the Revenge of the Supergirls; archive link
* Women in Comics: Red Sonja and Power Girl - A New Hope?; archive link
* Women in Comics: Women in Trousers; archive link
* Catwoman: The Hyper-Sexualisation of a Sexual Woman; archive link
* Women in Comics: Regressive Storytelling and Iconic Characters; archive link
* Women in Comics: The New 52 and the Batgirl of San Diego; archive link
* Women in Comics: DC versus Women - Everybody Wins!; archive link
* Women in Comics: Women in the New 52 Reviewed; archive link
* Women in Comics: I Am Woman, Hear Me Roar!; archive link
* Women in Comics: Sexing Up Cancer; archive link
* Women in Comics: A Reading List; archive link
* Women in Comics: New Power Girl Costume to Attract New Readers?; archive link
* Women in Comics: Tokenism; archive link
* Women in Comics History: Rose O'Neill; archive link
* Women in Comics: DC vs Marvel, The Bechdel Test; archive link
* Women in Comics: It Ain't Over; archive link
== Exerpt ==
Category: Comics Meta
Category: 2011 Meta
Category: 2012 Meta
Category:Social Media Feature-Meta Monday
Category:Sexism & Fandom Meta