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The Cat Who Walked Through Time

The Cat Who Walked Through Time is a Doctor Who gen anthology with a feline theme. It is a charity zine whose aim was to raise $1,000 to assist feral cat rescues in Cincinnati. Edited by Tom and Alryssa Kelly.
The title may be a reference to The Cat Who Walks Through Walls, a science fiction novel by Robert A. Heinlein.
==Contents==
* The Real Tale of Bast by Kirstin Jones	
* Food For Thought by Thomas M. Kelly	
* The Purrfect Companion by Sandy Adams	
* The Telling Box by Shaun Lyon	
* Catspaw by Mark Phippen	
* Missing Pages by Gordon Dempster	
* Precious Moments by Greg McElhatton	
* Pull Over! by Adrean Clark	
* Gauge by Leigh Hunt	
* All in a Day's Work by Andrew Lawston	
* Stories by Stuart Bentley	
* Unwelcome Guests by Jim Catapano	
* Time Stalking by Kathryn Sullivan	
* Badge of Honour by Mark Smith	
* Eight Cats by Paul Cornell	
* Stray Mechanism by Stephen Cole	
* The Cat Who Walked Through Sevilla by Tom Beck	
* Keeper of the Peace by Sietel Singh Gill	
* Delayed Reaction by Jennifer Tifft	
* Ripples in the Water by Steve Lake	
* Putting the Cat Out by Peter Adamson	
* Cold in the Sun by Nick Campbell	
* Happy To Be Here! by Annie Marshall	
* A Review of Survival by Peter Anghelides	
* Morphic Resonance by Arnold T. Blumberg	
* The Big Cat by Simon Bucher-Jones	
* Siens Fikshen by Stewart Sheargold	
* Cats and Circuses by Ana 'Lyssie' Cotton	
* Done With Mirrors (Present Tension) by Jonathan W. Dennis	
* Feral Planet by Jay McIntyre	
* A Desperate Venture by Paul Castle & Alex Naylor	
* Talking's Good For You by Matt Marshall	
* Messiah by Lance Parkin	
* The Last of Forever by John Clifford	
* The Cats From Outer Space by Trina L. Short	
* K9? by Naomi Jacobs	
* Territorial Markings by Dale Smith	
* Doctor's Orders by Heidi Linda	
* The Cat at the End of the Lane by Jamas Enright	
* Doctor Who and the Terror of the Rani by Alden Bates
* Whovian Rhapsody - A tribute to the companions by Erik Pollitt	
* A Dinner in Belgravia by Diane Duane	
* GMO by Kate Orman	
* The Cat's Eye Diamond by Timothy Rush	
* Broken Dreams by Alryssa Kelly	
* A Beautiful Day by James Ambuehl & Sarah Hadley	
* Crescendo by Susannah Tiller	
* Mr Tibbles Saves the World by John H. Toon	
* Bad Dog by Christopher Taylor	
Category:Charity Zines
Category:Doctor Who ZinesCategory:2000 Zines
The Cat in the Tricorne Hat

The Cat in the Tricorne Hat is a gen 144-page anthology with fiction by Mary Reed. 
The cover is by Wanda Lybarger. The interior art is by Barbara Fister-Liltz and Wanda Lybarger. 
==Summary==
From a distributor, Agent With Style: 
 
==Contents==
* untitled poem by Jacqueline Taero (2)
* The Cat in the Tricorne Hat, fiction by Mary Reed (5)	
* untitled poem by Jacqueline Taero (21)	
* A Matter of Leverage	, fiction by Mary Reed (23)	
* untitled poem by Jacqueline Taero (76)
* untitled poem by Jacqueline Taero (77)
* Out of Time	, fiction by Mary Reed 	(79)
* untitled poem by Jacqueline Taero (144)
==Sample Interior==
 
Image:tricorne-1.jpg|Barbara Fister-Liltz
Image:tricorne-2.jpg|Wanda Lybarger
Image:tricorne-3.jpg|sample text
Image:tricorne-4.jpg| Barbara Fister-Liltz
Image:tricorne-5.jpg|Wanda Lybarger
 
Category:Pirates of the Caribbean Zines
Category:2004 Zines
Category:Gen Zines
The Catbox

The Catbox was a fansite dedicated to the character Shadowcat. 
==Content==
* About Kitty 
* Chronology 
* Fan Stuff - Fanfiction, Fanart, Wallpaper
* Forum 
* Fun Stuff
* Images
* Kitty's Site
* Miscellaneous
* Multi-Media
* News/Events
* Quotes
* Site Stuff
Category:X-Men Websites
Category:2000s
The Catch Trap

The Catch Trap is a book by Marion Zimmer Bradley.
It is supposedly one of the inspirations behind The Professionals AU Harlequin Airs.
The title of the book was utilized by Marion Zimmer Bradley long before this book's publication as part of her contribution to Day*Star in the mid-1960s. See Catch Trap.
==Fanworks Based on "The Catch Trap"==
Bradley died September 25, 1999. Her franchise has been continued by Deborah J. Ross and Elisabeth Waters. 
Due to draconian views held by Marion Zimmer Bradley Literary Works Trust, some fans are reluctant to create fanworks based on "The Catch Trap." 
In February 2012, Elisabeth Waters, one of Bradley's trust owners, wrote a comment on a fan's "Catch Trap" fic and a few days later, a representative from the OTW responded: 
Later comments on this thread: 
 
Fans are also likely to avoid, or have very mixed feelings, creating fanworks about this book, and other content by Bradley due to her behavior and actions related to the 2014 reveal that she had sexually and abused her own, as well as other, children.
From a fan discussion in 2017 regarding a "Catch Trap" fic called "Candlewish": 
 
* The Catch Trap fan fiction on AO3
==The Same-Sex Element==
Many fans remember this book as one of their introductions to same sex fiction.
In 1980, this book was sold to Darkover fans via an ad in Darkover Newsletter #22: 
In 1982, the book was sold to fans via Friends of Darkover in an ad that did not mention specific sexual content: 
In 1986, Bradley described it as: 
==Some 1994 Comments by Bradley==
==Reviews==
* review by Erastes (2010)
==Fan Comments ==
===1979===
 
===1994===
===1995===
===2000===
==References==
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Books & Literature
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The Catcher in the Rye

The Catcher in the Rye is a 1951 novel by J. D. Salinger.
In May 2009, an unauthorized sequel called 60 Years Later: Coming Through the Rye by John David California was published in the United Kingdom. Salinger sued the author for copyright infringement, and a U.S. federal court ordered that the book's publication be banned.See The Catcher in the Rye: Banned fan sequel and John David California at Wikipedia. The case is commonly cited in discussions of the legality of fanfiction.
==Links and Resources==
* The Catcher in the Rye - J. D. Salinger at Archive of Our Own
* Catcher in the Rye at FanFiction.Net
* Exploring The Catcher in the Rye, a fansite that includes analysis and fanfic
==References==
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Books & Literature
The Cauldron (Robin of Sherwood zine)

The Cauldron is a gen Robin of Sherwood anthology. It has the subtitle, "Tales of of Magic and Sorcery in Sherwood." 
 
From an ad in the Tree of Life #1: "This is a zine devoted to ROBIN OF SHERWOOD fandom and our favorite "Wolf's Head" fight with Light and Darkness in Sherwood Forest. Stories could be about already known Sorcers and Sorceresses (Lilith, Bellime, Gulnar, the Witch of Eimdon etc.) or better yet "conjure" up your own characters. We welcome all Stories, Artwork, Filks, Poems, Vignettes, Cartoons etc. We welcome stories dealing with either Robin or any of the other members of the Band."
An ad in Tree of Life #3 said that if one had "fiction, poetry, or artwork that deals with the Craft/magical aspects of RoS, Cauldron is a good place to send it." 
Category:Gen Zines
Category:Robin of Sherwood Zines
Category:1992 Zines
The Cave's X-Files Commentary Archives

The Cave's X-Files Commentary Archives is website that gathers much X-Files meta and commentary.
From the site's owner and creator: "Plot and theme and characterization, oh my! For a number of years the Cave's message boards served as 'a hotbed for intelligent discussion'. We were an eclectic group of story enthusiasts from all walks of life: librarians, biologists, teachers, attorneys, university administrators, journalists, code writers, students and others. Though the show's run is over, you'll find thoughtful, perceptive insights on the show and its characters in the archived posts and discussions below." The Cave's X-Files Commentary Archives 
It contains :
* Episode Reviews
* Personal Encounters with the Show
* X-Files Humor
* Essays/Articles (see below)
==Essays/Articles==
Fox Mulder:
* Mulder as 'other' by LoneThinker
* The Mulder-Hamlet parallel by LoneThinker
* The Mulder defense mechanism by Hobrock
* The Fowley factor: Mulder stuck between a rock and a hard place by LoneThinker
* The vehemence of Mulder's reaction to Alex Krycek by bardsmaid (aka LoneThinker)
Dana Scully:
* Prying Open Dana Scully by LoneThinker
* Tasting the Forbidden by LoneThinker
* Dana and the Scullys by LoneThinker
* Conflicted Scully by Michele, LoneThinker, Littljoe, and lucyskull
* Defense of Scully's Mothering by LoneThinker
* Secondary Partner by lucyskull
Alex Krycek:
* The Best of Rats, the Worst of Rats; (A thank-you to Nick Lea) by bardsmaid
* The introduction of Alex Krycek in "Sleepless" by bardsmaid
* The vehemence of Mulder's reaction to Alex Krycek by bardsmaid
A.D. Skinner:
* Skinner as Vietnam Vet by LoneThinker 
* Skinner in the Wings by Littljoe, Livasnaps and LoneThinker
Cancer Man:
* The Interior Life of CSM by LoneThinker
The Mulder-Scully Dynamic:
* Mulder and Scully as Paul and Katt: parallels to All Quiet on the Western Front (also titled "New Thoughts on an MSR... or lack thereof") by Hobrock, LoneThinker and Zuffy
* Calling out in the dark by Littljoe
* I like... iced tea by Hobrock 
* Is Scully being dumped on? by LoneThinker
* Erotic sublimation in the MSR by Dr. B
* Summary of "THAT LOOK in the hallway" by LoneThinker
Technical Files:
* Dreamlurker's List of Plot Conveniences by Dreamlurker
* The Characters' Meyers-Briggs Scores by LoneThinker
* Significance of 'space' in the basement office by Zuffy
* Significance of 'space' in Mulder's apartment by Zuffy
X-Files Themes:
* We are who we are, or another chance by Zuffy
* Be Careful What You Quest For by 0516
==References==
Category:X-Files Websites
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
The Cave of Dragonflies

The Cave of Dragonflies is a Pokémon fansite and fan forum. The site's content ranges from detailed information on game mechanics to transformative works like the author's fanfiction. There is also content related to forms of transformative work that are common in Pokémon fandom, such as creating non-canonical (or "fake") Pokémon and "spriting" (altering the 2D images of Pokémon and characters from the games).
Category:Websites
Category:Pokemon
The Celtic GlowWorm Faction Page

The Celtic GlowWorm Faction Page was the faction website for the Celtic GlowWorms, a group of Forever Knight fans united in their interest in things Celtic.
==Site Contents==
Plentifully decorated with Celtic-themed graphics, The Celtic GlowWorm Faction Page had only minor connections with Forever Knight, apart from a few screen captures.
It included the following:
* front page
** flags of the Celtic nations
** statement of purpose
* page for a collection of facts about the Celts
* page for pictures of faction members
* two poems by Pen, one of the faction members
Located on the front page of the website, the following statement of purpose sums up the premise of the faction:
==Site History==
The Celtic GlowWorm Faction Page was originally at http://members.tripod.com/~celtic_glowworm/index.html. The site was created sometime prior to 23 November 1997 (which appears to be when it was last updated),The only date on The Celtic GlowWorm Faction Page appears on the "Celtic Facts" page (accessed 5 May 2011), indicating the latest update. and was first recorded by the Internet Archive in April 1999. It disappeared sometime after April 2005.
It should be noted that, although the text of the pages has been preserved, most of the graphics and almost all the screen captures are missing.
==References==
Category:Forever Knight Websites
Category:Tripod
The Centaur Tales

The Centaur Tales is a slash series of at least two novels. Some (all?) of the art is by Livia.
==Issue 1==
The Centaur Tales 1 is an AU by Wolfling and James Walkswithwind.
==Issue 2==
The Centaur Tales 2 was published in 2000 and contains 40 pages. It is a crossover with The Sentinel.
Image:centaur1.gif|image from zine, Livia
Image:centaur2.gif|image from zine, possible the cover of one issue, Livia
Image:centaur3.gif|image from zine, Livia
Category:Houston Knights Zines
Category:2000 Zines
The Center

The Center is a sprawling, novel length popslash epic written by Lucyloo (aka Mona_Ramsey) and posted on a chapter-by-chapter basis to her Livejournal between late 2002 and mid 2004.
==Author's Summary==
The fic became an instant popslash classic. The response was so positive that Lucy made a paperback version available in 2006. However, she shelved her plans to continue the story with a second "book", claiming that her enthusiasm had waned. 
The first few chapters of Book Two are available on her Livejournal, but to this day the story remains a WIP.
==References==
Category:Popslash
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2000s
The Centre Fold

The Centre Fold is a slash and het 187-page Pretender anthology. 
==A Summary==
Summary from a distributor, Agent With Style: 
==The Disclaimer==
==The Editorial==
==Contents==
* Road Trip	by	Kai and Djinn	(crossover with The X-Files)	(1)
* Helping Hand	by	Kai		(49)
* An Object of Desire	by	Witch1	(63)	
* The Black Room	by	Witch1		(105)
* Alegar	by	Witch1 and Pretnding1		(149)
* Here You Come Again	by	Djinn and Kai	(177)
 
==Sample Interior==
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 Category:X-Files Het Zines
Category:The Pretender
Category:1998 Zines
The Cernossian Flame

The Cernossian Flame is a gen 119-page Star Trek: TOS novel by Helen Morgan. It was published in the UK.
It was the winner of the Surak Award for Fiction. 
==Description==
"When the Enterprise, on patrol along the Romulan Neutral Zone, is damaged in a meteor storm and pushed into Romulan space, they find themselves captured by an alien race having a few problems of their own."
 
 Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1986 Zines
The Chakotay/Kim(/Other) Ring

The Chakotay/Kim(/Other) Ring was a Star Trek Voyager slash webring. The ring homepage was hosted by Angelfire.
File:C_K_O_Ring_Details.png|Ring details
File:CKOther.png|webring banner from Amirin's Other Voyager Slash Page
==Members==
*Amirin's Other Voyager Slash Page
*Joanne's Fiction Page 
*Karahkwa's Fan Fics 
Category:Slash Webrings
Category:Star Trek VOY Slash Websites
Category:Star Trek Webrings
Category:Angelfire
Category:2000s
The Chakram

The Chakram was the newsletter of the official Xena: Warrior Princess fan club.
It is a sister zine to Herculean Chronicle.
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
The Chakram 2 was published in 1997 and contains 24 pages.
From the editorial: 
Also from the editorial: 
* From the Editor (3)
* Conversing with Renee O'Coonor (4)
* Convention Report (8)
* From "Grease" to China... On the Road with Lucy Lawless (10)
* Grease Photos (12)
* The Making Of: The Rift Arch (15)
* Dispatches from Amphipolis (22)
 
Image:chakram2-1.jpg|from issue #2
Image:chakram2-2.jpg|from issue #2
==Issue 3==
The Chakram 3 was published in 1998 and contains 24 pages.
* From the Editor (3)
* Conversing with Lucy Lawless (4)
* Fan Photos (6)
* "The Bitter Suite and All That Jazz..." An Interview with Rob Tapert (8)
*Chris Manheim on "Maternal Instincts" (9)
* Steven L. Sears and Chris Manheim on "The Bitter Suite" (11)
* Gene O'Neill & Noreen Tobin on "One Against an Army" (15)
* R.J. Stewart on "Forgiven" (17)
* Steven L. Sears on "When in Rome" (19)
* Dispatches from Amphipolis (22)
 
Image:chakram3-1.jpg|from issue #3
Image:chakram3-2.jpg|from issue #3
==Issue 4==
The Chakram 4 was published in 1998 and contains 24 pages.
From the editorial: 
* From the Editor (3)
* A Conversation with "Mrs. T" (4)
* Fan Photos (4)
* "Postcards from the Lava Pit"... with Renee O'Connor (8)
* R.J. Steward on "Sacrifice I & II" (14)
* Steven L. Sears on "Sacrifice I" (16)
* Paul Robert Coyle on "Sacrifice II" (20)
* Hilary Bader on "Forget Me Not " (21)
* Adam, Armus, Nora Kay Foster on "Fins, Femmes and Gems" (22)
 
Image:chakram4-1.jpg|from issue #4
Image:chakram4-2.jpg|from issue #4
==Issue 5==
The Chakram 5 was published in 1998 and contains 24 pages.
* From the Editor (3)
* From Warrior Princess to Disco Diva: An Interview with Lucy Lawless (4)
* Interview with Rob Tapert (7)
* Interview with Eric Gruendemann (9)
* R.J. Stewart on "Callisto" (11)
* R.J. Stewart on "Return of Callisto" (14)
* R.J. Stewart on "An Necessary Evil" (16)
*Steven L. Sears on "Intimate Stranger" (17)
* Chris Manheim on "Remember Nothing" (21)
 
Image:chakram5-1.jpg|from issue #5
Image:chakram5-2.jpg|from issue #5
The Challenges of Everyday Life

The Challenges of Everyday Life is a Mulder/Krycek series by Orithain.
==Series==
1. Birthday Wishes ~ M/K, Adult-graphic (16K) 01-24-99
Mulder gives Krycek what he really wants for his birthday.
A birthday present for Rowanne using a first time and a naughty Alex.
2. Skirting the Issue ~ M/K, Adult-graphic (12K) Jan. 99
Mulder runs into Krycek in a bar
Response to the TER/MA January 1999 drag challenge.
3. Hero Worship ~ M/K, Adult-graphic (15K) 02-15-99
Fox and Alex get to know each other a little better.
Response to the TER/MA February 1999 hero challenge. Takes place the morning after Skirting the Issue.
4. Boys and Their Toys ~ M/K, Adult-graphic (17K) 04-21-99
Alex gets bored. Poor Fox.
Response to the TER/MA March/April 1999 toy challenge.
5. Phone Home ~ M/K, Adult-graphic (10K) Oct. 98
Mulder, Krycek, and a phone booth.
Response to the Infernale phone booth challenge.
6. From the Heart ~ M/K, Adult-graphic (12K) 08-27-99
What happens when they say, "I love you"?
Response to the Infernale I love you challenge.
7. Overdrawn ~ M/K, Adult-graphic (9K) Oct. 98
Mulder and Krycek stop at an ATM
Response to the Infernale ATM challenge.
8. Giving Thanks ~ M/K, Adult-graphic (35K) Nov. 98
Thanksgiving dinner M/K style.
9. Claimed ~ M/K, Adult-graphic (18K) 08-22-99
Alex decides to get a tattoo.
Response to Infernale tattoo challenge.
10. Classified ~ M/K, Adult-graphic (20K) 06-22-99
An ad in the Personals catches Alex's eye.
Response to the TER/MA June 1999 personals challenge.
11. Domesticated? ~ M/K, Adult-graphic (20K) 01-23-99
Alex gets a new image.
Response to Infernale new image for Alex challenge.
12. Monopoly ~ M/K, Adult-graphic (19K) 02-26-99
New rules for Monopoly.
Response to the Infernale game challenge.
13. Reach out and Touch Someone ~ M/K, Adult-graphic (12K) May 99
Mulder had to go out of town on a case, but he doesn't want Alex to feel forgotten.
Response to Infernale phone sex challenge.
14. Change of Venue ~ M/K, Adult-graphic (31K) 08-19-99
Not even finding a house is easy for Mulder and Krycek.
Response to the TER/MA July 1999 challenge. Picture by X.
15. Drowned Rat ~ M/K, Adult-graphic (16K) 03-18-00
Alex. Fox. A rainy day in the orchard. A wet T-shirt. Use your imagination.
Response to the March 2000 RatB challenge.
Click on thumbnail for full-size view of the cover created by the Theban Band.
16. Keep the Home Fires Burning ~ M/K, Adult-graphic (20K) 03-25-00
A romantic moment in front of the fireplace... or is it?
17. Sowing Seeds ~ M/K, Adult-graphic (11K) 01-31-01
Sarah convinces the boys that the kitchen garden should be replanted.
Response to the Infernale garden challenge.
18: Christmas Present ~ Mulder/Krycek, Adult-graphic (9K) 12-21-03
Their own personal Ghost of Christmas Present makes the guys get into the spirit of the season.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎
Category:2000 Fanfiction‎
Category:2001 Fanfiction‎
The Chamber

The Chamber is a multifandom archive of fan fiction and original stories featuring women of color, written by women of color. Stories archived at the site are sorted into eight categories: daytime television, primetime television, movies, music, poetry, books, original fiction, or miscellaneous.The Valent Chamber. Categories. (Accessed May 26, 2021) Readers can browse stories by many categories, including character, genre, titles, and ratings.The Chamber. Browse. Accessed May 26, 2021.
==References==
Category:Multifandom Archives
Category:EFiction
The Chamber of Secrets (archive)

The Chamber of Secrets was a Harry Potter f/f slash archive. It was a member of The Harry Potter Slash Web Ring.The Harry Potter Slash Site, via Wayback: 30 May 2001. (Accessed 09 October 2021) Based on the email address listed at the webring site Flourish was the owner of the archive.
==References==
Category:Femslash Archives
Category:Harry Potter Archives
Category:2000s
The Chamberpot

The Chamberpot is the website of two authors, one of them d. d's part of the site features fanfiction and recshttp://www26.brinkster.com/thepot/recs.html, 26 October 2002, via Wayback. (Accessed 24 July 2011) for gen ans well as slash fanfiction in Farscape, Highlander, Smallville, Stargate SG-1, The 10th Kingdom and Xena fandom.
The page was a member of the Slash Recommendations webringSlash Recommendations, 22 November 2002, via Wayback. (Accessed 24 July 2011), the Alpha Females Web Ring and the Slash Fan Fiction Ring.
==References==
Category:Recommendation Sites
Category:Slash Recommendation Sites
The Chameleon's Dish

The Chameleon's Dish is a Professionals slash story written by Kitty Fisher. It was originally published in No Holds Barred 4 in 1993 and posted to the Circuit Archive in 2003.
==Reactions/Reviews==
===1998===
===2004===
===2005===
 
===2007===
===2010===
==References==
Category:1993 Fanfiction‎
The Chameleons

You may be looking for Chameleon, a Harrison Ford art portfolio.
The Chameleons is a gen Blake's 7 54-page novel by Gillian Marsden. It was reprinted in Millennium Special. 
==Different Editions?==
The Avon Club describes it as having a "Front cover of Avon and Tarrant."
One undated edition does not have any illustration whatsoever, and is likely a reprint. It, however, appears to contain all the original contents.
==The Editor's Foreword==
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1986===
===1991===
===1992===
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1986 Zines
The Champions (1968)

The Champions is a British television series about a team of three agents (Craig Stirling, Richard Barrett, and Sharron Macready) working for the fictional international anti-espionage organization, Nemesis. 
In the pilot episode, the three are escaping from a mission in China when their plane crashes in the Himalayas. They are rescued by members of an advanced civilization, who grant them supernatural abilities. These include enhanced senses, physical strength and endurance far beyond the norm, and a telepathic ability to communicate with one another. These powers, kept secret from their handler, Tremayne, enable them to complete their subsequent missions.
Thirty episodes of The Champions were originally broadcast in the United Kingdom on ITV in 1968–1969, and over the same period on NBC in the USA.
==Fandom==
The Champions is a small fandom. Some stories appear in zines; and it is occasionally requested for Yuletide.
==Fanworks==
* "Outcome" by Patrice Heyes, art by Deb Walsh (in B7 Complex #6/7)
* Champions fan fiction on AO3
* Champions fan fiction on FF.net
Category:The Champions
The Champions (2016)

The Champions are a superhero team created by Mark Waid and Humberto Ramos for Marvel Comics in 2016. The Champion are a group of teenage superheroes who break away from the Avengers after becoming disillusioned by the events of Civil War II. 
==Team Members==
* Kamala Khan/Ms. Marvel
* Sam Alexander/Nova
* Miles Morales/Spider-Man
* Amadeus Cho/Hulk/Brawn
* Viv Vision
* Scott Summers/Cyclops
* Qwen Poole/Gwenpool
* Riri Williams/Ironheart
* Nadia van Dyne/Wasp
* Amka Aliyak/Snowguard
* Joaquín Torres/Falcon
* Rayshaun Lucas/Patriot
* Fernanda Ramirez/Red Locust
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
* Kamala Khan/Miles Morales
* Viv Vision/Riri Williams
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* by asilverdoesdraw
* by karshmallow
* by kk-atelyn
===Fanfiction===
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Champions (Comics) works at AO3
===Tumblr===
* Tumblr tags: Champions , The Champions
* fyeah champions
==Resources==
* Champions (Earth-616) at Marvel Database
==References==
*