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The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes

The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes was an animated television show based off The Avengers comic book series.
==Canon==
:See Earth-8096 for more universe details.
The animated series ran for two seasons, and it stands alone fairly well although it does have a lot of callbacks and in-jokes, but tends to lean more to the Classic Avengers (of early Earth-616 continuity) than to more current comic canon. 
Main Characters:
* Iron Man (Tony Stark)
* Thor
* Hulk (Bruce Banner)
* Hawkeye (Clint Barton)
* Captain America (Steve Rogers)
* Ant Man (Hank Pym)
* Wasp (Janet Van Dyne)
* Black Panther (T'Challa)
* Ms. Marvel (Carol Danvers)
* Vision
==Fandom==
There is a small following surrounding the short-lived animated series Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes. The fandom was considered a yuletide fandom in 2012 with the exclusion of some of the popular characters that generate fic in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Comment in the Yuletide 2012 Tag Set Review 
===Pairings===
*Steve Rogers/Tony Stark
*Clint Barton/Hulk
*Clint Barton/Natasha Romanova
*Jane Foster/Thor
*Hank Pym/Janet Van Dyne
*Steve Rogers/Janet Van Dyne
===Common Tropes & Fanon===
==Fanworks==
===Fics===
*Never Close Our Eyes by catadamon, Steve Rogers/Tony Stark, during the season 1 finale in Asgard Steve makes a deal with Hela
*A Songbird of a Different Colour by meh_guh, Steve/Tony, set during the Skrull Invasion story arc
===Arts===
* Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes by MedaX6
* Ms Marvel AEMH by 1984neptune
* Earth's Mightiest Heroes Intro - Stamp by nolightss
* A Little Mishap by Ar-Kayn
===Vids===
*Give It Away by danegen (3:08). DW, Tumblr. Assemble and stuff. Club Vivid premiere 2012.
*More Chaos Theory, Less Failure by eruthros (02:03). DW. Summary: T'Challa's milkshake is better than yours. Created for festivids 2012. (2013)
*Touches You by eruthros (03:35). DW. Summary: A love story. Created for festivids 2012. (2013)
*Your Disco Needs You by thingswithwings (03:05). DW. Summary: Quick, to the discomobile! I mean, Quinjet. Created for festivids 2012. (2013)
==Meta==
*The Slashers’ Guide to Avengers: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes: Tony/Steve Edition! by tabru in Superhero Muses
*THE GIANT EMH POST OF LOVE by thingswithwings
==Archives and Communities==
*Avengers: Earth's Mightest Heroes - general, all-ages fan community for the series.
*Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes tag at the AO3
*Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes & crossovers at FFN
==Resources==
* Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes at Marvel Database
* Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes Wikia
* Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes at Marvel Animation Age
==References==
Category:AnimationCategory:The Avengers (Marvel)
The Avengers (TV)

The Avengers was a 1960s British television series. The New Avengers was the 1970s sequel to the TV series.
In 1998, an American film adaptation was released starring Ralph Fiennes and Uma Thurman as secret agents John Steed and Emma Peel.
==Fanfiction==
*A small number of Avengers stories are posted to Fanfiction.net and to AO3. As of August 2019, the AO3 tag for The Avengers (TV 1961) has 195 works, The New Avengers (TV 1976) has 97 works, and The Avengers (1998) has 2 works. There are 289 fanfics at FFN.
*Macavity - a slash NCIS/Avengers novel by Lady Ra (2013)
== Fan Clubs ==
* The Avengers - Patrick Macnee Fan Network
==Zines==
Avenger-centric:
The Avengers Appreciation Society Newsletter | The Avengers Yearbook | En Garde | On Target | Patrick Macnee Fan Network Newsletter | The Rigger Digger | Simon Says – Avenge Bond! | T & R | With Umbrella, Charm & Bowler
Multifandom:
Faces of Time | Fireside Tales | For Your Eyes Only | Shadows and Spies | The Tides of Time
== Archives ==
* elfin Productions
* Jane's Stories
* Lisa's Video Frame Capture Library
==Fanart==
File:Engarde1front.jpg|front cover of En Garde issue #1 (then called Rigger Digger), Richard Schultz (1967)
File:Engard4-4.jpg|from En Garde issue #4, P. Cooper (1968)
File:En garde.jpg|Emma Peel meeting Spock from Star Trek (interior art from issue #5 of En Garde), art by Kathy Bushman (1968)
File:En garde 6 178.jpg|from En Garde issue #6, Kathy Bushman (1969)
File:Clipper26front.jpg|front cover of The Clipper Trade Ship #26 (1979), "Spock and Mrs. Peel" by Alicia Austin -- From the zine's editorial: "ABOUT THE FRONT COVER: Many thanks to Mandi Schultz for finding an unpublished Alicia Austin piece. It seems that long before Ms. Austin became a famous professional fantasy artist, she dabbled in fan work. This piece was intended for a Star Trek/Avengers story that never saw print."
File:Paladin1.jpg|Paladin Issue #1 cover by Susan Perry-Lewis (1980)
File:Ciz7-4.jpg|imagining Sime~Gen and The Avengers, from A Companion in Zeor #7 (1981), artist is Lori Tartaglio
File:Forum16.jpg|from Forum #16, cover art by Stephen Clark (1981/1982)
File:Grip30-2.jpg|Grip #30, used with permission from the publisher, Jean Ellenbacher (1988)
File:Chalk8-4.jpg|Chalk and Cheese #8, inside page, Karen Eaton, used on Fanlore with the author's permission (1991)
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The Avengers - Patrick Macnee Fan Network

The Avengers - Patrick Macnee Fan Network was a "service organization aimed at supplying information and news of interest to fans of 'The Avengers' (new or old) and its stars. Membership in the Fan Network is free and charges made on any service are to cover costs only. All that is required to become a member is an interest in 'The Avengers.'
==Fan Club Perks==
* a newsletter, which came out every other month (there were at least 8 issues)
* clipping service
* pen pal service
Category:The Avengers
Category:1977 Fan Clubs
Category:1978 Fan Clubs
Category:1979 Fan Clubs
The Avengers Crack!vid

The Avengers Crack!vid is a crack!vid by VilyaXxX0llwyna for The Avengers (2012) film. It mainly features Loki, Thor Odinson, Tony Stark, Phil Coulson, Steve Rogers, Bruce Banner, Pepper Potts, Nick Fury, and Maria Hill. 
As of August 27 2013, the video has more than 277,100 views.
==Vidder's note/Summary==
:"featuring The Loki Musical preview
:omg I don't even know what happened don't remind me. Also I always imagine Loki singing opera or musical ever since Tony called him a diva I just can't think of anything else.
:Well I don't know if anyone will find this funny, actually I have to say I had a lot of fun making it and if a few people can find joy in it SO BE IT I'M HAPPY."
==Comments==
==References==
Category:The Avengers Vids
Category:2012 Vids
Category:Crack Vids
The Avengers of Kpop: A Story of LOONA

The Avengers of Kpop: A Story of LOONA is a 2019 fan-made documentary on the Korean girl group LOONA created by Rice Squad (formerly the Asian Theory). 
It covers every aspect of the group, from the members, music, dance choreography, fandom culture, the LOONAVERSE storyline and more. Parts relating to the LOONAVERSE was written in collaboration with well-known Orbit Daebak Jjang.
It was considered the ultimate primer of the group, often recommended to new fans and praised for it's high level of editing and construction. However, as of 2024, it is massively outdated, due to the events occurring after it's release, such as the lack of new releases (called loonathedrought), and the eventual boycotts leading to LOONA leaving Blockberry Creative and splitting into the groups Loosemble and ARTMS.
It is named after the Avengers from the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
== Excerpts ==
On KCON LA, (or as fans dubbed it 'LOONACON'):
On the fandom:
On LOONA memes:
On the LOONAVERSE:
== Reception ==
== Merchandise ==
The documentary was released alongside a fan-made t-shirt on RedBubble called "Dark Side of the LOONA", likely inspired by the Pink Floyd album The Dark Side of the Moon. Rice Squad can be seen wearing the shirt in the video. See this page on RedBubble
== Reactors ==
The video has been the subject of many reaction videos. For example:
=== 2022 ===
* Learning about The Avengers of Kpop: A Story of LOONA @RiceSquad (Sh3lby)
* Reacting To The Avengers of Kpop: A Story of Loona (Sasha Marie)
* The LoonaVerse! Reaction to The Avengers of Kpop: A Story of LOONA (Watching Sundays)
=== 2021 ===
* The Avengers of Kpop: A Story of LOONA Reaction join me on my LOONA journey ✨ (kpopmoonlightbae)
* MOM REACTS TO: The Avengers of Kpop A Story of LOONA (THESAUME EFFECT)
=== 2020 ===
* Couples *FIRST* Time React to AVENGERS OF KPOP: A Story of LOONA! | ..we were not ready for this! (Eric & Yi)
* HONEST REACTION to The Avengers of Kpop: A Story of LOONA #loona #reaction (Aaron Freeman)
* Reacting to LOONA Ep.8 I THE AVENGERS OF KPOP: A Story Of LOONA (ITSMEV)
* LOONA IS SOMETHING ELSE! REACTION to The Avengers of Kpop: A Story of LOONA (Yumo)
== References ==
Category:Fan Documentaries
Category:LOONA
Category:2019 Vids
The Avon Club

The Avon Club (Avon: The Paul Darrow Society) is a UK-based fan club devoted to Paul Darrow, who played Avon in the sci-fi TV series Blake's 7.
The Club publishes both fanzines and a quarterly newsletter. It also serves as the official fan club of Paul Darrow and was founded in 1980. It described itself as "a friendly club for fans of Avon and those wishing to keep in touch with Paul's career. Run with the full co-operation of Paul and Janet Darrow." In fact, after Paul Darrow's appearance in "MacBeth," the club managed all of their fan mail. "Paul and Janet have indeed answered every letter sent by fans. Unfortunately, the pressure of work and touring with 'Macbeth' etc means that reluctantly they've decided to stop doing this. Their fan mail is now being handled by the Avon fan club. Paul and Janet were unique in the way they responded to their fan mail, and although we're sorry they can no longer do so, we feel that they deserve a well-earned rest - with all our gratitude for the work they've done for fans over the years. -- from the editor of Horizon Letterzine, stated in a very early issue 
The club hosted the Space City conventions between 1985-1992 and sold the Space City con tapes.
This club also ran Star One, an annual convention series between 2003 and 2006, as well as a number of other Blake's 7 fan get-togethers.
==Similar Clubs==
Similar clubs were The Paul Darrow Society and American Fans of Paul Darrow.
==Publications==
* Avon, a Blake's 7 fiction zine (1991 to 2003ish) 
* Avon Club Newsletter, a Blake's 7 club newsletter (1980-2001)
* Avon's Christmas Bumper Book of Fun (1995)
* The Avon Special
* Paul Darrow (1986, reprinted in 1991)
* Biography of Paul and Janet (1995)
* Blake's Seven: The True Story (1985-87 as a serial, 1992 as a standalone)
* The Chameleons
* Deadly Night Shades (1983)
* Faith, Hope...And Charity (1993)
* A Ledge Between the Streams
* Millennium Special
* Standard by Seven (1980-1983)
* Timelapse
* The Way to Rebellion
* Avon Calendar 2003
* Star One 2003 Videos
==References==
Category:Fan Clubs
Category:Blake's 7 Fan Clubs
The Avon Special

The Avon Special is a gen 160-page anthology of fiction from Avon celebrating twenty years of publication. This zine has a forward by Paul and Janet Darrow, plus 7 laser prints (black/white and colour) and stories by Helen Parkinson, Ros Williams, Chris Blenkarn, Sue Christian and Gillian Puddle. 
Fiction:
* Helen Parkinson, "By Unfrequented Ways" 
* Gillian Puddle, "Echoes of the Past" 
* Chris Blenkarn, "There's a Breathless Hush on the Flight Deck Tonight" (also published as a stand-alone story)
* Sue Christian, "For What It's Worth" 
* Ros Williams, "Seek and Ye Shall Find" 
Nonfiction:
* Paul Darrow, untitled forward
* Janet Darrow, "I'll Remember You" (forward)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1998 Zines
The Awakening

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==Media==
*The Awakening, a 2011 horror film
*Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening, a 2010 video game
*Fire Emblem: Awakening, a 2012 video game
==Stories==
===Forever Knight===
* The Awakening, a Forever Knight story by Diane Echelbarger 
===Star Trek TOS===
* Awakening, a Star Trek: TOS story by Anna Parrish
* The Awakening, a Star Trek: TOS story by Ellen Fletcher
* The Awakening, a Star Trek: TOS story by Bethany Hawke
* The Awakening, a Star Trek: TOS story by Terri Anders
===The Sentinel===
* The Awakening, a Sentinel story by Keira Marcos
* Awakenings, a Sentinel story by Alyjude
===X-Files===
* The Awakening, an X-Files story
==Zines==
* The Awakening, a Beauty and the Beast zine
* The Awakening, a Star Trek: TNG zine by Lindsey J. Shelton
* Awakening, a Harry Potter zine
* Awakenings, a slash multimedia zine series
* Awakenings, an Avengers zine
The Awakening (Beauty and the Beast zine)

For similar titles, see The Awakening.
 
 
The Awakening is a het Beauty and the Beast (TV) 149-page anthology. It contains fiction and poetry by Helen Pettigrew, Anne Simpson, and Janis McCavity.
"The Awakening" contains three interior art pieces by SAM. It also has song lyrics and, in a fairly common practice with Beauty and the Beast (TV) zines (which echoed the show), reprints of non-fannish "mainstream" poets such as Ranier Maria Rilke. 
 
 
From an ad: "These stories continue from the last episode of the 3rd season. 3rd-season characters are included but the stories focus on a return of Catherine. Rating PG."
==From the Editorial==
==Contents==
* Apologia (1)
* Acknowledgments (3)
* Samain Night (song lyrics by Loreena McKennitt) (4)
* Against the Dying of the Light, fiction by BJS (6)
* Dialogue Beyond Invictus, fiction by Anne Simpson (66)
* The Sphere/Untitled Poems by Kathleen Raine (reprinted, non-fannish) (70)
* If I Had Dreams to Sell..., fiction by Helen Pettigrew (72)
* The Roses and the Windows, poem by Ranier Maria Rilke (reprinted, non-fannish) (115)
* I Know You're Out There Somewhere (song lyrics by The Moody Blues) (116)
* A Love Letter, epistolary fiction by Janis McCavity (117)
* Love Shall Not, fiction by Janis McCavity (118)
* Forever, poem by Helen Pettigrew (148)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Poetry Zines
Category:Beauty and the Beast Anthology Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1990 Zines
The Awakening (Sentinel story)

The Awakening is a Sentinel story by Keira Marcos. It employs much fan casting. And won two 2009 Light My Fire Awards: Best Novel (Slash) and the Different Worlds Award for Alternate Universe (Slash). Fanart inspired by the story is included on this page on the author's site.
Summary: 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===2009===
===2014 ===
==References==
Category:2009 Fanfiction‎
The Awakening (Star Trek: TNG zine)

The Awakening is a slash Star Trek: TNG novel by Lindsey J. Shelton. The pairing is Riker/Picard.
Summary from a flyer: "During a diplomatic mission, Will Riker meets a most intriguing ambassador, Julian Foroc." 
It required an age statement to purchase.
==Series==
* The Awakening
* Stolen Lives
* The Healing Time
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
The Awakening (Star Trek: TOS story by Bethany Hawke)

For similar titles, see The Awakening.
The Awakening is a Kirk/Spock story by Bethany Hawke. 
It was published in the print zine KaleidoScope #3. 
==Summary==
"On their way to Vulcan to reunite Spockʼs body and katra, Kirk tells McCoy about his and Carol Marcusʼ second attempt at a relationship after the first 5 year mission and what she learned about him and Spock."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1995=== 
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==References==
 
Category:1995 Fanfiction‎
The Awakening (Star Trek: TOS story by Terri Anders)

For similar titles, see The Awakening.
 
The Awakening is a K/S story by Terri Anders.
It was published in the print zine Way of the Warrior #1.
==Summary==
While studying a long-dead city, the survey team unknowingly release an evil entity and all are unaware that it has possessed Spock
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1987===
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===1990===
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===2009===
==References==
Category:1987 Fanfiction‎
The Awakening Past

The Awakening Past is a Kirk/Spock story by Donna Rose Vanderlaan. 
It was published in the print zine Counterpoint #7.
==Summary==
"During Kirk and Spockʼs trip to Egypt, they are approached by a stranger who shows them a way to spend the night in a mysterious pyramid and tells them that it will change them forever."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1992===
===1993===
===1999===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1992 Fanfiction‎
The Ayala/Kim League Archive

The Ayala/Kim Leage Archive was a Star Trek Voyager archive for fanfiction featuring the pairing Ayala/Kim. The site was on Geocities and it was associated with a mailing list. List mom was Cassatt.
The stories were sorted by author and each author had a separate subpage. The archive had a link section for member websites and other Star Trek related links, a "what's new" page and a gallery with pictures of the characters. 
==Authors==
Authors included: Cassatt, Angela, Bronte, Ellis Wonderland, Lynk34, Maxine, Shayenne, Stormraven23, VoyCaPtive.
==Links==
*Cassatt's Ayla/Kim Fan Fiction
*Brontė's Hideout
*Kimbo's STV: Fanfic Site
*Maxine's Coffee House
*Minotaur's Sex Tips for Slash Writers 
*Stormraven's Voyager Fiction
*Scarnet-A! Iromono Zone - P/K fanart by Wanda
*Protective!Chakotay Club
*The Chakotay/Paris Writers' Support Group
*Tom Paris Dorm
*ASC Archive
*Remember Us
*Better Living Through Trek Stories
Category:Star Trek VOY Slash Websites
Category:GeoCities
Category:2000s Archives
The B&B FanFiction Archive

The B&B FanFiction Archive is being documented here as part of the OTW's GeoCities Rescue Project.
==Authors==
* Dot D
* Pam
* Melissa
* T.M.K.
* ca_gal
* JR/TLLF01
* Kay
* Elisabeth
* D.A.
* Helga
* Joanne Collins 
* Maeve
* Heather 
* Tana
It also linked to stories off site, including by:
* Maddy
* Mo
* Stormy
Although only 30 or so stories are archived on the site, several are fairly epic in scope.
==Other Features==
* A Writer Spotlight on Dot D.
* A few links to other B&B sites.
==Screencaps==
Image:B&B FanFiction Archive-main index.png
Image:B&BFanFictionArchive-Writer Spotlight- Dot D.png
Image:B&BFanFictionArchive-Changesindex.png
Category:The Bold and the Beautiful
Category:GeoCities
The B5-Creative Mailing List

The B5-Creative Mailing List was a private mailing list for Babylon 5 fanworks.
It was created for for fans to read and share stories and other Fan Fiction in response to a request by JMS (Babylon 5 Creator and Executive Producer) not post messages with original Babylon 5 story ideas on the Newsgroups.
Its archive was Babcom.
Its Guestbook.
This site includes comments by The Great Maker (JMS).
A companion mailing list was Babylon 5 Speculation. 
Category:Babylon 5
The B7 Monthly

The B7 Monthly was a Blake's 7 for-profit magazine of photos and articles. It was originally created for a younger audience.
In late 1982, the editors of Horizon Newsletter asked fans their opinions about this magazine and printed the results in issue #8.
At the end of the printed results, Diane Gies (editor of Horizon Newsletter) had these comments: 
==1982 Comments in "Horizon Newsletter" 8==
==References==
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The B7 Swap and Buy Fan Club

The B7 Swap and Buy Fan Club was a Blake's 7 fan endeavor created and run by Anthony King in England. 
While it was called a fan club, it was more of a way for fans to contact each other and sell or trade for items, both fan-created and official items. 
In this era before the wide-spread use of VCRs, audio tapes of the episodes were highly sought after. 
From an ad in Standard by Seven #11 (April 1982): 
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Fan Clubs
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
The BBC Times

BBC Times is a gen Blake's 7 club newsletter out of the U.S. that was published by Deb Walsh.
Some issues contain fiction.
It is "the number one newspaper of the Terran Federation."
==Issue 1==
The BBC Times 1 was published in November 1981 and contains 8 pages. 
* ORAC's Helpful Hints (what's what) (some short definitions of British terms for Americans, such as "bank draft," "SAE," "International Money Order," and "International Reply Coupon") (2)
* Zines -- In-print and planned (does not mention any slash zines) (2)
** B7 Complex (the first U.S. based Blake's 7 zine)
** Frak
** Blake's Venture
** Horizon
** Frontier Worlds
** Dead End
** Alternative 7
** The Epic
** Strangers Among Us
** Spacefall
** Liberator
** The Machiavelli Factor
** Scorpio, planned by Liberator Popular Front but never created 
** 7-Up, planned by Liberator Popular Front, "adult" zine, never created
** The Quibell Abduction
** Matte Shot
** Standard by Seven
** Tarial Cell
** Drake's Seven
** Tales from the Rebel's Return
** Vilaworld
* Clubs -- General and specific characters (3)
* Stills -- Convention photos, telex, studio stills (4)
* Archives -- Magazine articles on B7 (4)
* BBC Information on Blake's 7:
** Background on the series (5)
** Blake's Seven? (5)
** Episode list (series 1-3) (6)
**Episode synopses (1st 6 episodes series 4) (6)
** Agents' addresses for 1-4th series casts (7)
** Character biographies -- series 4 (8)
* Pre-Membership Questionnaire (9)
Category:Blake's 7 Zines
Category:1981 Zines
The BF/RK 2002 Round Robin Fanzine

The BF/RK 2002 Round Robin is a 200-page slash anthology of Fraser/Kowalski stories. 
The fiction was by Bast, doll, sam, Jennie, Wolf, lucysmom, Eliza, Elizabeth, Sylvie, Anne, Carol, Sarah, and A. Kite.
The color cover and interior art is by Shar.
==Summary==
From the publisher: 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Due South Slash Zines
Category:2002 Zines
The BS Factor

The BS Factor is a Sentinel story by Jen Riddler.
The first season of The Sentinel resulted in mainly upbeat stories, matching the tone of the show. One major exception was the slash story "The BS Factor" by Jen Riddler, which was posted toward the end of the season. It had a much darker tone and ended on a horrifying note. 
The reaction on the fandom's main mailing list, Senad, was immediate and shocked, not just because of the story itself, but because Jen had woven it seamlessly into canon, making what at the time were logical assumptions about the characters as they had been seen to date; the story was a plausible explanation for everything that had happened in first season.
Riddler also wrote a "sort-of" sequel to "The BS Factor" called The Blair Project.
==Sequels by Other Fans== 
Mindfuck Tangent is a sequel by Ann Teitelbaum, one she calls "a tangental story." It was posted with permission from Jen Riddler in March 1997.
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Date Unknown===
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==References==
Category:1996 Fanfiction‎
Category:Sentinel J/B Fanfiction