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John Segundus

John Segundus is one of the secondary characters of Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell, based on the 2004 novel by Susanna Clarke and subsequent 2015 BBC television mini-series.
==Overview==
Segundus is an impoverished gentleman and aspiring magician. He attempts to start a magic school but is foiled by Gilbert Norrell. 
Later, he is asked to care for Lady Pole and manages to break her curse with the help of John Childermass. 
==Pairings==
*John Childermass/John Segundus: by far the most popular pairing involving Segundus. 
*John Segundus/Jonathan Strange
*Stephen Black/John Segundus
==Fanon & Common Tropes==
==Example Fanworks==
===Art===
* Segundus & Childermass doing some gay magic for 221bees​ ✧˖°⁎ by ghostbees (2015)
===Fic===
* Hal-an-Tow by halsinator (2015)
In which a flowering fairy orchard introduces a troubling new idea to Childermass and Segundus. (Sex. The idea is sex.) 
* Convergence by inkblot_fiend (2015)
For a period of three weeks in the summer of 1805 there was a molly house established on the second floor of a certain public house in the city of York.
* This Side of the Rain by Erinye (2019)
When Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell disappear, others are left to deal with the consequences of the return of magic to England: this side of the rain, Childermass and Segundus must work together for the greater good, but their paths have crossed many times over the years and feelings have been crushed in the process.
===Podfic===
* (Podfic) the measure of the year (written by BeautifulSoup) read by marianas
==Ressources==
* John Segundus AO3 tag
*John Segundus at the Library at Hurtfew wiki
* John Segundus at the Ravenking wiki
==References==
John Sheridan

John Sheridan is a fictional character from Babylon 5.
==Very Brief Canon Description==
== Fandom ==
===Pairings===
===Fanfiction===
===Vids===
===Meta===
=== Example Art Gallery ===
 
 
=== Links ===
*Wikipedia:John Sheridan (Babylon 5)
* John Sheridan works at AO3
*#John Sheridan tag at Tumblr
==References==
Category:Babylon 5 Characters
John Smith

John Smith is the hero of Disney’s film Pocahontas and a minor character in its direct-to-video sequel Pocahontas II: Journey to a New World. His character is loosely based on a real figure from early American history.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
A popular het pairing for John Smith is with Pocahontas, a popular slash pairing is Thomas/John Smith. John Smith is often in crossovers with other Disney Fandoms, and pairing him up with other characters.
==Fanworks==
===Fics===
===Arts===
===Vids===
==Archives and Communities==
* John Smith fanworks at AO3
* John Smith works at FanFiction.net
==External Links==
===Deviantart===
* Disney John Smith
==Resources==
* John Smith at Disney Wiki
==References==
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Category:Pocahontas
John Stewart

Not to be confused with real-life TV host Jon Stewart.
John Stewart, one of the characters known as Green Lantern, is a superhero appearing in DC Comics. Since appearing as a main character in the 2001 animated series Justice League and its continuation 2004 Justice League Unlimited, part of the DC Animated Universe, he has likely become the second most famous Green Lantern, after Hal Jordan.
==Fan Community==
===Reception and Popularity===
===Fanon and Tropes===
===Shipping===
*Shayera Hol/John Stewart
*John Stewart/Wally West
==Fan Works==
===Fan Fiction===
===Fan Art===
===Cosplay===
===Meta===
==External Links==
===Fan Communities and Archives===
*FanFiction.Net (FFN): 
**Green Lantern (comics stories and crossover featuring John S./Green Lantern IV
**Justice League (comics) stories and crossovers featuring John S./Green Lantern
**Justice League Unlimited stories and crossover featuring Green Lantern/John Stewart
**Green Lantern: The Animated Series stories featuring John Stewart
*DeviantArt (DA):
*Archive of Our Own (AO3): John Stewart (DCU) tag
===Resources===
*GreenLantern.co
*GLCorps.org
*ComicbookDB.com
*Wikipedia
*TV Tropes
==References==
Category:DC Comics Characters
Category:Green Lantern
Category:Justice League
John Tipper

John Tipper was inspired to create the media SF fanzine Metaluna after attending his first convention in 1984, Medtrek 2 (heavily Blake's 7-themed), in Sydney, Australia.
==Zines Published include==
* Metaluna approximately 45 issues between 1984-1997
* Jeremy Brett for Cathy Lynn Goodwin
* Sherlock Holmes, a one-off in conjunction with Jeremy Brett. With Cathy Lynn Goodwin The two were eventually combined into "Holmes".
* Golden Years
* Serious Police Work (The Bill zine) with Cathy Lynn Goodwin 12 issues, 1992 - 1996, 24 to 48pp, A5, issn 10399836 [copies in NLA]
* Serious Police Work Newsletter 33 issues, 1994 - 2002, 4 to 12pp, A4
* The X-Files-Outside the Mainstream for Cathy Lynn Goodwin
* Metamoggie Feline SF art and fiction with Cathy Lynn Goodwin
* The Aidensfield Chronicles-Heartbeat
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Zine Publishers
John Townsley

John Townsley was a Star Trek fan who channeled much of his energies into fan activities and profit.
Townsley was the author of the 1980 semi-pro book Who's Who in Star Trek.
He was also business partners with Al Schuster and together they created and ran Tristar Industries. The two men were co-chairs of many of the Schuster Star Trek Conventions. Fans alternated referring to these big pro cons as both "Schuster cons" and "Townsley cons."
It appears that the first con he ran himself was the third Schuster con, Bi-Centennial Con "This con is being run by John Townsley, and it is his first con. Now one is quiet [sic] sure about Bi-10 yet, but it looks to be shaping up pretty well... I'll only give you the new details. (Their advertising is very good and you can find it all over the place) First, I have just heard that he has over 6,000 pre-registered already, That is an awful lot. And I hear the Anniversary Ball is all sold out, now that is an ST first! Bill Shatner can be added to the Confirmed Guest list. The only problem that I can for see is that it could turn into a Boyton con ... But lets [sic] all hope not, we need every con we can salvage these days. I'll be there, and I hope to see you too." -- from Cindi Casby in Captain's Log #2 (July 1976) "a Boynton Con" could be a reference to either New York Star Trek '76 or Star Trek Chicago, or both 
There is much discussion about the "Townsley Cons," most of it negative in Right of Statement #3/4 (1979). Fans wrote that these big cons were boring, badly run, focused on big-name stars who didn't show, and were ultimately over-priced: "A pox on Mr. Townsley and his conventions." 
In 1979, Peter David wrote the satirical metafic that addressed these mega cons. See What If They Gave A Convention And NOBODY Came?.
==Some Fan Comments==
===1979===
The organizer of the fan-con August Party, Rich Kolker, wrote in that con's 1979 program book: 
===1980===
===1981===
A fan in early 1981 expressed unhappiness with the big Star Trek cons of the time, and with those who produced them: 
===2008===
==References==
John V. Baltadonis

John V. Baltadonis was an early science fiction fan. He co-founded the Philadelphia Science Fiction Society and edited the Science Fiction Collector.
== Zines ==
* Fantasy Fiction Pictorial
* Fantasy Fiction Telegram
* Science Fiction Collector [1937–] (with others)
* Third Science Fiction Convention Booklet [1941] (with Milton Rothman and Ossie Train)
Category:Deceased
Category:1998 Deaths
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fan Club Organizers
Category:Zine Editors
John W. Campbell

John W. Campbell was a science fiction author and editor. He was also active as a fan, attending cons like the Newark Convention as both a pro and fan.
He was first published in Amazing Stories. He edited Astounding Science Fiction (later Analog) from 1937 to his death in 1971, and also founded and edited Unknown from 1939 to 1943. From 1949 to 1952 he helped L. Ron Hubbard develop Dianetics. His political views were usually described as "far-right", and he published several essays defending slavery and segregated schools.
Category:Science Fiction Authors
Category:Industry
Category:Deceased
Category:1971 Deaths
John Waters

John Waters (b. 1946) is an American director/screenwriter from Baltimore, MD best known for both his infamous midnight movies from the 1970s, such as Pink Flamingos, and for his lighter mainstream work such as Hairspray and Cry Baby. 
==Authorial Intent==
He addressed this topic in the "Sort-of Famous" chapter of his 1981 autobiography Shock Value: A Tasteful Book About Bad Taste about being invited to the Berlin Film Festival. "The buffs are unbelievably serious and went crazy when I told them my films weren't political. "YES THEY ARE!" they screamed, and I backed off. I guess you can read anything you want into a screenplay."Waters, John. Shock Value: A Tasteful Book About Bad Taste. Baltimore: Thunder's Mouth Press, 1981.
==Fanworks==
John Waters' films have inspired fanworks; he himself is not a common RPF character. All of his movies are "Yuletide-eligible;" they are niche films with no large followings. There is little fanfic or fanart related to them; Hairspray gets the most, and that's for the 2007 movie based on the play adaptation of Waters' original movie. (Fanfic of a fanfic, in a way.) They have inspired cosplay at conventions, especially Hairspray. 
*#johnwaters at DeviantArt. On the same site, the #pinkflamingos includes pictures of the actual birds as well as works based on the film.
File:Tracy Turnblat cosplay.jpg|A fan dressed as Tracy Turnblad in her "Bug" dress
File:Cry Baby Cosplay.jpg|Cry Baby outfit
==Links==
* Wikipedia
*IMDB
*TV Tropes
==References==
Category:Industry
Category:Live-action Film
John Wick (movies)

John Wick is a series of live-action movies and media franchise focusing on formerly retired hitman John Wick who returns to the criminal world to take revenge.
==Fandom==
===Pairings===
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
===Fanfiction===
* John Wick (Movies) tag on the Ao3
===Meta & Fan Commentary===
==Archives & Resources==
*Wikipedia:John Wick
==References==
Category:John Wick
Johnkat

Johnkat is the slash pairing between John Egbert and Karkat Vantas from Homestuck.
== Canon ==
When Karkat discovers John's existence, he views his entire life play out on his Trollian screen. He immediately has blackrom feelings for John, shown by the spade symbols in his eyes. Karkat initiates a conversation with John right before the scratch, to express his hatred. However, he is surprised when John knows his name and says they are already friends. The conversation does not go how Karkat expected it to, with John telling him that he is "not a homosexual," and Karkat resolves to only message John in a backwards manner. This means that as Karkat gets to know John, John knows increasingly little about Karkat. 
== Fandom ==
John/Karkat has always been a popular ship in the fandom, being the third most tagged ship in 2013,https://web.archive.org/web/20220624191446/https://curlicuecal.tumblr.com/post/54793630226/oops-i-nerded but has since been overtaken by Dave/Karkat, and as of 2025 is the sixth most popular relationship.https://web.archive.org/web/20250101081646/https://archiveofourown.org/tags/Homestuck/works
Many fanon interpretations of the ship focus on the dynamic between the characters wherein John is upbeat and Karkat is grumpy and opinionated, often spurred by Karkat's initial pitch feelings for John.https://www.tumblr.com/batsbians/767638526337613824/my-take?source=share 
However, some meta has been written about how their interactions are seen as mirrors of each other:
== Fanworks ==
=== Fanart ===
* Someone requested John/Karkat a while back and I love them too so I had to draw them. Such cuties by skullcaps
=== Fanfiction ===
* Menthol Cherry Red by Jumpingjackflash
=== Vids ===
* Horns Over Heels - JohnKat by witchyfur, featuring a Fansong by CantabileGato.
== Resources ==
* John Egbert/Karkat Vantas tag at Archive of Our Own
* John Egbert/Karkat Vantas on FanFiction.net
== References ==
Category:Homestuck Relationships
Category:Slash Pairings
Johnlock 101 – An Introduction to The Johnlock Conspiracy

Johnlock 101 – An Introduction to The Johnlock Conspiracy is an introductory primer to The Johnlock Conspiracy.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Origin of TJLC, with mention of Big Name Fans graceebooks and joolabee
* Season-by-season breakdown of Sherlock/John subtext
* Steven Moffat and Mark Gattis's past record with regard to LGBT characters
* The BBC's LGB research commission
==Excerpts==
==Fan Reactions==
===On AO3===
===On Tumblr===
As of July 2020, the essay has slightly over 500 notes on tumblr (counting likes and reblogs), but not many in-depth comments. The comments on the post are mostly favorable. 
==References==
Category:2014 MetaCategory:The Johnlock Conspiracy
Johnlock meta and authorial intent in Sherlock fandom: Affirmational or transformational?

Johnlock meta and authorial intent in Sherlock fandom: Affirmational or transformational? is a 2018 academic article written by Melissa A. Hofmann. It was published in Transformative Works and Cultures No. 28: The Future of Fandom, which was edited by Karen Hellekson and Kristina Busse and marked the ten-year anniversary of Transformative Works and Cultures.
==Some Topics Discussed==
==Excerpts==
==Fan Discussion & Reactions==
Hofmann shared the article on Tumblr, where many fans reacted positively to the article's treatment of TJLC.
Some fans offered an additional points of critical engagement with the article: 
Fans also specifically situated this article within the context of a larger, ongoing conversationOne recent antecedent: the extensive discussion surrounding The JohnLock Conspiracy, fandom eschatology, and longing to belong, published in the previous issue of Transformative Works and Cultures. Similar conversations surrounded the Decoder Ring episode on TJLC, which was also published in June 2018. about the portrayal of TJLC and fan activity in general within academic writing, citing Hofman's writing and methodology as a positive illustration of how to research fandom:
==References==
Category:The Johnlock ConspiracyCategory:2018 Academic CommentaryCategory:Slash Academic Commentary
Category:Sherlock Academic Commentary
Johnny's Entertainment

JE is an umbrella term for idols signed to Johnny's Entertainment, a Japanese talent agency. Johnny's has been cranking out boybands since the '60s and doujinshi featuring the bands have been popular in Japan for many years, but it's only recently that JE RPF has become popular among English-speaking fans.
Although some people are fans of just one band, there is a lot of crossover between bands due to special projects, cross-band friendships, dramas various members star in, etc. Het fic usually features Japanese actresses.
The fandom is very international, with a thriving East Asian fan community. 
== Resources ==
* Fanfiction at AO3 (14,640 works as of 3rd December 2019)
* Wikipedia
* Official website
Category:Johnny's Entertainment
Johnny Cage/Kenshi Takahashi

Johnny Cage/Kenshi Takahashi, known mostly as Johnshi, is the pairing of Johnny Cage and Kenshi Takahashi in the Mortal Kombat fandom. The pairing was primarily formed after the release of Mortal Kombat 1, a reboot of the series and the 12th installment overall in the main-line games, for ninth-generation video game consoles in 2023.
Johnny Cage/Kenshi Takahashi is one of the most popular pairings in the fandom -- and by a long shot on some online platforms such as Archive of Our Own and Tumblr.
==Common Tropes & Fanon==
TBA
==Fan Reception==
TBA
==Example/Notable Fanac==
===Awards===
*The pairing was one of the one-hundred ships listed in Tumblr Fandometrics' Year in Review 2024.
===Fan Fic===
* (2023), Explicit, Johnny Cage was no stranger to Hollywood scandals. After all the serious world-ending threats he faced, picking up a gossip magazine and seeing people care about such drivel put a smile on his face. If he was in it, too? All the better. But when one of those columns feature a rumor about him and his best friend, he's forced to struggle with an aspect of his public image he had under lock and key. And honestly? Fighting for the fate of Earthrealm was easier.
* (2023)
* (2023), Kenshi gets a little too drunk and gives Johnny a new title.
=== Fan Art ===
* (2024)
* (2024)
* (2024)
=== Wikis ===
* on the Shipping Wiki.
Category:Mortal Kombat
Category:Slash Pairings
Category:Interracial Pairings
Johnny Depp

Johnny Depp is an American actor, producer, and musician that is well known in MANY fandoms as variety of characters, such as:
* Captain Jack Sparrow of Pirates of the Caribbean
* Edward Scissorhands
* Sweeney Todd
* Barnabas Collins of Dark Shadows (film)
* Willy Wonka of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
* Mad Hatter of Alice in Wonderland (2010)
He's best known to star or work in Tim Burton products, as well as to work with Helena Bonham Carter.
==Fandom==
===Controversy===
:See Fantastic Beasts#Johnny Depp as Grindelwald
==RPF==
A popular pairing is Johnny Depp/Orlando Bloom, his co-star in the POTC films.
==Fanworks==
===Artwork===
* 
==Fannish Links==
* Johnny Depp tagged fanworks at AO3
* Johnny Depp tag at Tumblr
==References==
Category:IndustryCategory:Actors
Category:Actor RPF
Category:Alice in Wonderland
Category:Sleepy Hollow
Category:Edward Scissorhands
Category:Pirates of the Caribbean
Category:Sweeney Todd
Category:Dark Shadows
Category:21 Jump Street
Category:A Nightmare on Elm Street
Johnny Gage

Johnny Gage is a character from Emergency!. He is a firefighter/paramedic for the Los Angeles County Fire Department for the duration of the show and the TV movies made after the series' end.
==Character Overview==
Johnny Gage was a firefighter/paramedic for Los Angeles County FD Station 51. He was a firefighter for four years, trained as a 'rescue man' for the department before he moved to Station 51 as a paramedic in the newly created program. 
==Fandom==
==Fanworks==
Category:Emergency!
Johnny Joestar

Johnny Joestar is the main protagonist of the seventh part of the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure series, Steel Ball Run.
==Canon==
In canon, Johnny Joestar is a famed horse jockey who became paralyzed below the waist after a rival jockey shot him in the back. He seeks the corpse of Jesus Christ to cure his paralysis, while learning to trust and rely on other people.
Johnny is often a deadpan person compared to Gyro Zeppeli's antics. He also has a sexual interest in bug bites.
==Fandom==
Johnny is well-regarded in the fandom, due to the high popularity of Steel Ball Run. Many people consider Johnny to be the "best Jojo" due to his serious nature, friendship with Gyro, and the higher stakes in the new universe.
===Shipping===
According to the volume of fanwork on Archive of Our Own, Johnny Joestar/Gyro Zeppeli is Johnny's most popular romantic ship.
==Fanworks==
==Resources==
*Johnny Joestar on JoJo's Bizarre Encyclopedia
*Johnny Joestar tag on Pixiv
*Johnny Joestar tag on Tumblr
*Johnny Joestar tag on AO3
Category:JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Characters
Johnny Silverhand/V

Johnny Silverhand/V, known mostly as SilverV, is the pairing of Johnny Silverhand and the player character in Cyberpunk 2077, who is named either Vincent or Valerie, normally referred to as V. It is the most popular pairing for Johnny Silverhand and is one of the most popular in the fandom as a whole.
==Common Tropes & Fanon==
TBA
==Fan Reception==
TBA
==Example/Notable Fanac==
===Awards===
*The pairing was an entry in the third MLM Ship Bracket Tournament (2023)
===Virtual Photography===
* (2024)
===Fan Art===
* (2020)
* (2024)
=== Fan Fic ===
* (2020-2021), Explicit, Johnny Silverhand is given a third shot at life, back in his own body. V, forever grateful and hard working, helps him adjust to life back on the surface. Shit ain't easy, it is Night City, but that's to be expected. What neither party did expect was a shift in dynamics.
* (2021), V is pushing himself too hard and he's exhausted, both physically and mentally. Johnny is determined to make him get some rest for a change, and maybe give him some good dreams while he's at it.
Category:Slash Pairings
Category:Het Pairings
Category:Cyberpunk 2077
Johnny Storm

Johnny Storm is the alter ego of the Human Torch from the Marvel Comics series The Fantastic Four. He is the younger brother to Sue Storm, who is also part of the F4 team. He is considered to be the more fun, relaxed, flirtatious, and playful than the other F4 members, due to the fact that he is the only one that was not a scientist when they were exposed (and mutated) from exposure to cosmic radiation. This usually has him styled as a comic relief character in many stories.
Johnny, due to the cosmic radiation, has the power pyrokinesis which enables him to have flight as well.
==Comics==
==Movieverse==
Johnny is played by Chris Evans in the 2005 Fantastic Four film and its sequel Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer. Although not officially apart of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, there is easter egg of his character in the movie Captain America: The First AvengerHuman Torch in Captain America. This is also a nod to Chris Evans due to the fact that he plays both characters.
Johnny is played by Michael B. Jordan in the 2015 reboot Fantistic Four Film. In the film Johnny and his father, Franklin Storm are African American, and he and Sue Storm are adopted siblings.
===Fandom===
*Due to the fact that Chris Evans plays Johnny Storm in the 2005 Fantastic Four films and Steve Rogers in Captain America/Avengers films, there is a general theme that if the Fantastic 4 is part of the MCU (despite the fact that canonically it isn't), Johnny and Steve look uncanny alike. Sometimes they are each other's look-a-like twin (with no blood ties between the two) or because they are somehow related to the other. It's usually used as a crack/joke in the fanfic work that deals with it.
==Cartoons==
==Fanworks==
===Fics===
===Fanart===
* burning man by nefar007
* SOMETIMES I FEEL LIKE WITHOUT MY POWERS, I’D BE NOTHING. by torchsense
===Vids===
*Johnny Storm (Fantastic Four), a Johnny vid.
==Archives and Communities==
*Johnny Storm tag on Tumblr.
*johnny_peter, a Johnny/Peter Parker LJ community.
==Resources and References==
==Navigation==
*Marvel Database: Human Torch
Category:Fantastic Four
Category:Marvel Characters
Johnny Weir

Johnny Weir is an American figure skater who has won US National Championships and competed in the World Championships Skating Grand Prix, and the 2006 and 2010 Olympics, as well as performing in touring ice shows. 
Johnny has worn flamboyant and even feminine costumes and presented himself as sexually ambiguous, winning a large fan base. In his January 2011 memoir, he confirmed that he is gay.Johnny Weir Comes Out As Gay January 2011 Entertainment Weekly, retrieved 2011-12-17.
He is often portrayed in Figure Skating RPF fanworks slashed with other skaters, mainly Stéphane Lambiel and -- sometimes hatesex -- with Evan Lysacek or Evgeni Plushenko.
== References ==
Category:Figure Skating RPF
Join Me in L.A.

Join Me in L.A. is a gen Starsky and Hutch story by Melanie R.. 
It was published in the fourth issue of Zebra Three. 
It may have been the origin of some fanon. A fan in 1985 asked other fans: 
==Summary==
The theme is "Cowards die many times before their death..." contains some flashback scenes to Starsky's father's murder. 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1979===
 
 
 
===1981===
 
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch FanfictionCategory:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1979 Fanfiction‎
Joined-Up Thinking

Joined-Up Thinking is a Kirk/Spock story by Anne Elliot. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #61.
 
==Summary==
"Jim Kirk knows there are words which will make the Tevarans agree to join the Federation, and there are words which will make Spock his. Now if he could only figure out what they are."
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
 
Category:2007 Fanfiction‎