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Bang Chan & Changbin & I.N

Bang Chan & Changbin & I.N is a friendship in the Stray Kids fandom.
==In Reality==
===Music===
====Maknae On Top====
"" was performed, and the lyrics written by the three Stray Kids members, and composed by Bang Chan & I.N.
:Fanart
* by leto0325, published 18 January 2023
* by wao00on, published 04 April 2023
==Fandom==
===Fanon & Tropes===
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
===Fanfic===
===Fanvids===
==Archives and Communities==
==Related Articles==
==References==
Category:Stray Kids RelationshipsCategory:Stray Kids Gen Relationships
Bang Chan & Changbin & Lee Know

Bang Chan, Changbin & Lee Know is a friendship in the Stray Kids fandom.
==Fandom==
Fans have nicknamed them Dilfracha, in reference to DILF, because they are the oldest members.
===Fanon & Tropes===
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* by si_kch_, published 06 September 2023
==Related Articles==
==References==
Category:Stray Kids RelationshipsCategory:Stray Kids Gen Relationships
Bang Chan & Felix

Bang Chan & Felix is a friendship in the Stray Kids fandom.
==In Reality==
===Side Projects===
====SKZ CODE====
:SKZ Family
In the second season of SKZ Family, Bang Chan and Felix played cousins.
::Fanworks
:::Animatics
* by jinniee_2, published 03 January 2024
==Fandom==
===Fanon & Tropes===
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* by ink_bits, published 08 August 2020
* Star Wars Fusion, plus Hwang Hyunjin by leto0325, published 05 May 2022
* with Dwaekki & Han Quokka by ebi03250, published 29 December 2023
===Fanfic===
===Fanvids===
==Bbokari & Wolf Chan==
Bbokari & Wolf Chan is a SKZOO friendship.
===Fanworks===
====Animatics====
* by delacoury, published 10 January 2024
====Fanart====
* by salalsaspoked, published 21 March 2023
* in SKZ Family 'verse by reeni_y, published 19 December 2023
==Archives and Communities==
==Related Articles==
==References==
Category:Stray Kids RelationshipsCategory:Stray Kids Gen Relationships
Bang Chan & Han

Bang Chan & Han is a friendship of Stray Kids.
==Fandom==
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* Werewolf & Demon AU by romatryosika, published 14 February 2023
* by phat4hh, published 09 January 2024
==Additional Reading==
* on Koreaboo
* on Yaay
==Related Articles==
==References==
Category:Stray Kids RelationshipsCategory:Stray Kids Gen Relationships
Bang Chan & Han & Lee Know & Seungmin

Bang Chan & Han & Lee Know & Seungmin is a friendship in the Stray Kids fandom.
==Fandom==
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* by Seoa__rein, published 10 January 2024
==Han Quokka & Leebit & Puppym & Wolf Chan==
Han Quokka & Leebit & Puppym & Wolf Chan is a SKZOO friendship.
===Fanworks===
====Fanart====
* by ebiloveskz, published 02 January 2024
:With Bang Chan & Han & Lee Know & Seungmin
* by Hatopuri55sun1, published 02 January 2024
==Related Articles==
==References==
Category:Stray Kids RelationshipsCategory:Stray Kids Gen Relationships
Bang Chan & Han & Seungmin

Bang Chan & Han & Seungmin is a friendship in the Stray Kids fandom.
==Fandom==
==Fanworks==
==Han Quokka & Puppym & Wolf Chan==
Han Quokka & Puppym & Wolf Chan is a SKZOO friendship.
===Fanworks===
====Fancomic====
* by Hige_Law, published 10 April 2023
==Related Articles==
==References==
Category:Stray Kids RelationshipsCategory:Stray Kids Gen Relationships
Bang Chan & I.N

Bang Chan & I.N is a friendship in the Stray Kids fandom.
==In Reality==
Chan and I.N released a song together called "Black Hole" on 25 December 2023.
==Fandom==
===Tropes in Fanworks===
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* by chaepples_, published 25 December 2023
* by itsu_canidae, published 27 December 2023
===Fanfic===
===Fanvids===
==Archives and Communities==
==Related Articles==
==References==
Category:Stray Kids RelationshipsCategory:Stray Kids Gen Relationships
Bang Chan & Lee Know

Bang Chan & Lee Know is a friendship in the Stray Kids fandom.
==Fandom==
===Fanon & Tropes===
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* by asmirny169, published 11 January 2024
* Kemonomimi by yangyangxi0915, published 11 January 2024
* by GohanTabeteNete, published 13 January 2024
==Related Articles==
==References==
Category:Stray Kids RelationshipsCategory:Stray Kids Gen Relationships
Bang and Blame

Bang and Blame was a small Blake's 7 fanfiction archive for stories set post-Gauda Prime (PGP), also known as "Fifth Season" or "Series E". Its tagline was "A Blake's 7 Series E Story Archive". Founded by October 2000, it was among the earliest multi-author B7 archives. The name is from the R.E.M. song. The index page explains:
:Avon stood over Blake's body, gun smoking in his hand....
:What happened after the episode "Blake"? Who lived? Who died? What did they do next? Every Blake's 7 fan I know has asked these questions. This archive holds some answers.
Bang and Blame also housed essays about the final episode "Blake" and the impulse to write PGPs. Bang and Blame was the sister archive to Hammer to Fall, which housed gen stories set during or before the series. It also linked to the Hermit Library, as well as to other PGP stories available online in personal websites.
==History==
Bang and Blame was founded as an offshoot from the "Blake's 7 Story Archive", subsequently known as Hammer to Fall. The archive had split off by October 2000. The founder was the Hammer to Fall archivist, Orac. The latest Wayback Machine capture is dated 14 May 2008; it states that the archive was last updated 30 April 2002. Bang and Blame was offline by September 2010.
In June 2017, it was announced that Bang and Blame and its sister site, Hammer to Fall, would be preserved at the Archive of Our Own as an Open Doors Project. The transfer was completed in August 2017.
==Statistics & Authors==
Bang and Blame housed around 50 stories and 7 essays. Many of the stories had previously been published in printzines. Authors archived included:
* Tom Beck
* Joyce Bowen
* Rebecca Ann Brothers
* Cami
* Riley Cannon
* Belatrix Carter
* Alicia Ann Fox
* Kathy Hintze
* Kaelar
* J. Kel
* Sally Manton
* Nova
* Sheila Paulson
* Hafren River
* Anna S
* Linda Terrell
* Ros Williams
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Websites
Category:2000s Archives
Banging Your Head Against a Red-Haired Brick Wall

Banging Your Head Against a Red-Haired Brick Wall is an X-Files story by Blair Provence.
"Synopsis: Another’s candid view of Mulder and Scully, or “An Essay on Why It Sucks To Be The /Other - by Cassidy Neill.""
==Header==
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1999===
===2016===
==References==
Category:1990s
Banished in Stone

Banished in Stone is a gen Lord of the Rings 250-page digest-sized novel by Sheila Paulson. It was edited by Bast and Requiem. The cover is by Sekhmet.
This zine is a re-edited, re-titled zine that was originally called Return to Middle-earth. This original novel was a crossover with The Real Ghostbusters.
==Part of a Trilogy==
* A Lingering Dark
* Banished in Stone
* Purging the Shadow
==Summary==
From Requiem: 
Category:Lord of the Rings Film Trilogy Zines
Category:2016 Zines
Banlieue 13

Banlieue 13 is a French action movie. It was released in France in 2004, and in Canada, UK and the US in 2006.
B13 is notable for extensive parkour action sequences, achieved without wires or CGI; David Belle, one of the founders of modern parkour, appears as Leito, one of the leads. (Fans of the Die Hard series may have noticed Cyril Raffaelli as the parkour-using assassin who pummels John McClane in Live Free or Die Hard.)
==Canon==
===Banlieue 13===
B13 takes place sometime in a dystopic near-future. Rather than deal with poverty and social unrest in its banlieues Literally translates as "suburbs," but generally a euphemism for low-income housing projects. Wikipedia, the French government decides to construct a gigantic wall around the entire area and cut off social services, leaving the inhabitants to fend for themselves. 
Leïto, a lifelong inhabitant of Banlieue 13, organizes to keep one high-rise apartment building and its residents safe and free from gangs and drugs. In retaliation, a local drug lord, Taha, abducts Leïto's sister Lola. Leïto manages to rescue Lola and capture Taha. However, when he and Lola attempt to turn Taha in to the local police, the chief (wishing to avoid a messy confrontation with Taha's forces) arrests Leïto instead and allows Taha to leave, taking Lola with him. 
Six months later, an experimental neutron bomb is stolen, presumably by Taha; it will explode in less than 24 hours, killing millions, unless it is not defused. The French Ministry puts Captain Damien Tomaso on the case. Damien knows that he will have to have a guide to the banlieue, so he arranges to go undercover as a prisoner and hopefully gain Leïto's trust. Leïto sees through him almost instantly. After some face-punching and discussion of social justice issues, they agree to work together to find Lola and defuse the bomb (and remain sexy while doing so). It is pretty classic buddy cop slashnip. 
===Banlieue 13 Ultimatum===
B13: Ultimatum was the 2009 sequel. Notable features:
* No Lola, but a new female character, Tao
* Damien spends the entire, lengthy first action sequence in a hot pink hooker dress (for justice)
* more slashnip when Leïto gets himself arrested to break Damien out of prison
==Fandom==
* banlieue-13 livejournal community
==Remake==
On October 26, 2011 the news of a possible American remake was announced. Deadline New York, Paul Walker In Talks For Luc Besson's District B 13 Remake Brick Mansions. Posted Oct 26, 2011. Last accessed Nov 2, 2011. According to the announcement, the remake would still be produced by Luc Besson, but set in Chicago and titled Brick Mansions. David Belle would reprise his part, joined by Paul Walker (of the Fast and the Furious franchise.)
Fannish reaction on the banlieue-13 community was low-key, with most comments being neither particularly excited, or particularly hostile towards the idea of a remake. entwashian, I just can't. Posted Oct 27, 2011. Last accessed Nov 2, 2011.
==References==
Category:Live-action Film
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:French-Speaking Fandom
Banned from Argo (slideshow)

Banned from Argo is one of the very first "vids." It is a slideshow set to music and created by Kandy Fong.
This fanwork was one of many based on Leslie Fish's filk song Banned from Argo, a song Fish had sung so much and was so heavily requested that she became sick of singing it.
==Similar Fanworks==
* What Do You Do With a Drunken Vulcan?
* Both Sides Now
* Kandy Fong's First Slide Show
 
Category:Star Trek Vids
Category:1980 Slideshows
Category:1980 Vids
Banned from Tulsa

Banned From Tulsa is a reference to an early anti-slash incident that took place at a fan-run convention called Tulsa Star Trek 1983.
The editors of Out of Bounds, a K/S fanzine, were attending the convention and selling their zines via their dealer's table. A Disney publicity agent (Roger Elwood, the publicity agent for Disney's "Something Wicked This Way Comes") wandered past their table and began loudly berating the publishers for selling zines that focused on slash. After some bantering back and forth, a crowd formed. When the publicist demanded a copy of the zine flyer, he was refused. He was later spotted going through the dealer's room trying to pick up other K/S fanzine flyers from other publishers.
The following morning, the zine publishers were approached by a member of the convention committee. Someone had called the Tulsa Sheriff Department the night before claiming the convention was selling pornography. Luckily, the sheriff’s department had called ahead to give the convention a heads up. To protect the K/S dealers and the convention, the concom asked them to remove the K/S zines from the dealer's room. The concom was very apologetic, and they refunded the dealer’s room fees.
As the zine editors were loading up their zines, the publicist again appeared and began heckling them. Another crowd formed, this time to confront the publicist while other fans helped cart away the K/S zines.
It was incidents like these (and the growing discord over displaying and selling K/S material at Shore Leave) that led K/S fans to put on their first K/S convention, IDICon.
==Some Related Fanworks==
Because slash fandom is nothing if not inventive, the publicist at the con who had complained (Roger Elwood) and a well-known science fiction author (David Gerrold) who had recently spoken out against slash,from more on this, see Not Tonight Spock! #4, #5, #6, and #7) appeared as characters in the first IDICon parody skit, a portrayal that had them fall in love and became a slash pair.
Later, fans wrote a filk song commemorating the experience called “Banned From Tulsa.” It was an homage to another famous filk song (1977), “Banned From Argo," by Leslie Fish.
Snippets:
==References==
Category:Fandom Occurrences
Category:Zine Fandom
Category:Star Trek Fandom Glossary
Category:Star Trek TOS Events
Category:Slash Fandom
Category:1980s Events
Banned in Anaheim

Banned in Anaheim is a 1985 essay by Della Van Hise.
It was printed as the editorial of Naked Times #6 and discussed, among other things, something that happened at a Creation Con in Anaheim, California that took place March 3 and 4.
A similar incident a few years earlier was Banned from Tulsa.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* slash fanworks and conventions
* bickering in fandom
* homosexuality 
* Star Trek and Kirk/Spock
* "think of the children" excuses for self-righteousness and intolerance from mundanes
* fandom and visibility
* while not specifically mentioned (probably because it would occur shortly thereafter), The Great Australian 1985 Radio Show Fiasco
 
* an update on some legal battles, and the future of the zine series Naked Times
 
==Excerpts==
==Reactions and Comments==
 
=== 1987 Comments by Van Hise Regarding the Positive Effects of Wider Exposure of Slash Fanworks===
In 1987, Van Hise commented on "Banned in Anaheim", as well as the positive effects of having slash and Kirk/Spock fanworks exposed to a larger audience, citing a 1986 article published in the L.A. Weekly called Sigh-Fi: 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:1985 Meta
Category:Slash Meta
Category:Convention Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Banquet: A Hannibal Artbook

Banquet: A Hannibal Artbook is an art zine inspired by the first season of NBC’s Hannibal. After the second season of the show, a second volume of the zine was published: Field Kabuki: Hannibal Art Book Vol.2.
The creators announced the project in a tumblr post:hannibook. Announcing [BANQUET], a Hannibal Artbook KICKSTARTER, posted to tumblr on 14 November 2013. (Accessed 3 May 2015.)
The Kickstarter campaign raised $11,431 USD with 381 backers
As of Nov 2015, PDF copies of the artbook were still being offered for sale on Etsy.
==References==
Category:Hannibal
Banseisetsu no Yoru ni

Banseisetsu no Yoru ni (万聖節の夜に, On the Eve of All Hallows' Day) is a Naruto doujinshi by Mutsumix. It's a fluffy Itachi x Sasuke Halloween story.
Image:Banseisetsu_no_Yoru_ni-cover.jpg|Cover
Image:Banseisetsu_no_Yoru_ni-s1.jpg|Sample collage
Category: Naruto Doujinshi
Category:2011 Doujinshi
Category:Yaoi Doujinshi
Bantam Books

Bantam Books was an original publisher of for-profit Star Trek books. 
Star Trek (all flavors) pro novels are now published by Pocket Books. Pocket acquired the license to publish Star Trek fiction in 1978 when Gulf+Western moved on creating a promotional tie-in for Star Trek: The Motion Picture. One of the more well-known editors for Pocket Books was John Ordover. He left that job in 2003.
Ballantine Books also ceased publishing Trek books in 1979.
==Star Trek Publications==
* the James Blish novelizations
* the foto novels
* Spock Must Die!
* Star Trek: The New Voyages
* Spock, Messiah!
* The Price of the Phoenix
* Planet of Judgment
* Mudd's Angels
* Vulcan!
* The Starless World
* Trek to Madworld
* World Without End
* The Fate of the Phoenix
* Devil World
* Perry's Planet
* The Galactic Whirlpool
* Death's Angel
==Meta==
* Let's calculate the 'score' for Bantam and see if they can be said to have 'won' the Fizzbin game so far. (1979)
==References==
BanthaTracks (Star Wars webstite)

You may be looking for Bantha Tracks (Star Wars print newsletter).
BanthaTracks was a Star Wars website. 
It contained many links to other Star Wars websites, and was a great help to fans as they "surfed the 'Net."
One example: a 1999 example page via an archived link.
==Disclaimer==
==Fan Comments==
From a fan in early 2000: 
==References==
Category:Star Wars Websites
Category:1990s Websites
Category:2000s Websites
Bantha Tracks (Star Wars print newsletter)

You may be looking for the website BanthaTracks (Star Wars website).
Bantha Tracks is a gen Star Wars newsletter. It has the subtitle: "Journal of the Official Star Wars/Lucas Film Fan Club."
==Issue 6==
Autumn 1979
==Issue 9==
Summer 1980
==Issue 11==
February 1981
==Issue 12==
May 1981
==Issue 13==
August 1981
==Issue 14==
November 1981
==Issue 16==
May 1982
==Issue 17==
Aug 1982
==Issue 18==
Nov 1982
==Issue 19==
Feb 1983
==Issue 20==
May 1983
==Issue 22==
Nov 1983
==Issue 23==
Winter 1984
==Issue 25==
Summer 1984
==Issue 26==
Fall 1984
==Issue 27==
Winter 1985
==Gallery==
File:banthatracks13.jpg|cover of issue #13
File:banthatracks15.jpg|cover of issue #15
File:banthatracks18.jpg|cover of issue #18
File:banthatracks23.jpg|cover of issue #23
File:banthatracks25.jpg|cover of issue #25
File:banthatracks26.jpg|cover of issue #26
File:banthatracks27.jpg|cover of issue #27
File:banthatracks28.jpg|cover of issue #28
Category:Club Zines
Category:Star Wars Non-fiction Zines
Category:1970s ZinesCategory:1980s Zines
Banzai Zine

Banzai Zine is a 80-page gen Buckaroo Banzai anthology that contains a novel and a short story. 
The front cover and interior artist is Betty Cunningham.
==Contents==
* There is a Light that Never Goes Out by Shawn Wigton (1)
* Buckaroo Banzai by Betty Cunningham (portrait) (63)
* It Was a Dark and Stormy Night by Betty Cunningham (64)
==Sample Interior==
File:banzai1.jpg 
File:banzai2.jpg 
File:banzai3.jpg 
 Category:Buckaroo Banzai
Category:1992 Zines
Baptism

Baptism (some fans referred to it as "The Shower Scene"). When it was posted to AO3, it was titled "Shower Together."
The artist is Shelley Butler. 
It portrays Spock and Kirk from Star Trek: TOS, and was printed in Promises to Keep. 
It is a companion piece to Love Among the Hyacinths and The Meld.
==Artist's Comments==
==Fan Comments==
===2000===
===2023===
===2024===
==References==
Category:1995 Fanart
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Art‎
Category:Slash Art
Baptism of Fire

Baptism of Fire is a gen Star Wars 159-page novel written by Ben Brackett and published in 2002.
Summary from the publisher's website: 
From the front of the zine: 
The zine's dedication: 
==Chapters==
* Chapter One: A Summoning to Duty
* Chapter Two: Jedi, Rebels and Rogues
* Chapter Three: Guests of the House
* Chapter Four: Den of Smugglers, Thieves and Cutthroats 
* Chapter Five: The Setup
* Chapter Six: Deals Made, Deals Forgotten 
* Chapter Seven: Duels and Rescues 
* Chapter Eight: Shadows in Gray and Servants of Evil
* Chapter Nine: Mark of the Jedi: Wanted, Dead or Alive
* Chapter Ten: Gethsemane: 30 Silver Coins
* Chapter Eleven: End Game: Blueprints for an Empire
* Chapter Twelve: Enter the Lady of the Sith
Category:Star Wars TPM Zines
Category:2002 Zines
Bara

Bara (ばら or 薔薇, literal meaning "rose") is a genre of manga and other artwork that target a gay male demographic. The art style emphasizes 'masculine' traits, such as large muscles and hairy bodies.
The term arose from a Japanese magazine titled "Barazoku" (薔薇族, "rose tribe") that ran from 1971 to 2008, and was Japan's first commercial gay culture magazine.
Some specify that only erotic media can qualify for the "bara" genre, and take issue with the label being applied to SFW media such as My Brother's Husband. (Archived version)
The use of "bara" has also been contested. 
==Further reading==
*Barazoku page on Wikipedia
==References==
Category:Anime & Manga Fandom Glossary
Category:Japanese-Speaking Fandom
Category:Yaoi Fandom
Bara to Chocolate

Bara to Chocolate (薔薇とチョコレート, "Roses and Chocolate") is a series of Harry Potter doujinshi by PARSIFAL and Auki Aski featuring the Snape/Lupin pairing.
== Bara to Chocolate ==
Bara to Chocolate (薔薇とチョコレート) was published on December 28, 2002 and contains 56 pages, about 26 of which are novel.Wanderer Owl. | SnapexRemus RemusxSnape |. (Accessed 03 August 2013.)Mangafish. Harry Potter DJ Artist: Parsifal Gag, Lupin x Snape. (Accessed 03 August 2013.) It is roughly R-rated.
The doujinshi contains three stories, two of which are manga and the other a fanfiction novel. The first is a manga story about Remus and Snape in an established relationship while they are professors at Hogwarts. Lupin takes Snape home to meet his motherSee persepolis130, Wanderer Owl's summaries. (Accessed 03 August 2013.) for Christmas, and his mother teasingly asks which of them will become a woman and have the children. In the second manga story, Snape comes home injured after spying for the Death Eaters. Lupin comforts him and the two have sex.
The manga portions of the book have been scanlated into English by persepolis130.persepolis130 at hp_scanlation. Bara to Chocolate Doujin Scalation (Snupin, R). 18 July 2010. (Accessed 03 August 2013.)
Image:Bara to Chocolate 1 front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Bara to Chocolate 1 back.jpg|Back cover
Image:Bara to Chocolate 1 sample.jpg|Inside art
Image:Bara to Chocolate 1 sample2.jpg|Inside art
== Bara to Chocolate 2 ==
Bara to Chocolate 2 (薔薇とチョコレート2) was published on May 4, 2003薔薇とチョコレート　激安オークション. (Accessed 03 August 2013.) and contains 40 pages, about 14 of which are novel. It is rated roughly PG.thrumugnyr on LiveJournal. Selling more Doujinshi. 14 August 2012. (Accessed 03 August 2013.)
One reviewer summarizes:
Image:Bara to Chocolate 2 front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Bara to Chocolate 2 back.jpg|Back cover
Image:Bara to Chocolate 2 sample.jpg|Inside art
Image:Bara to Chocolate 2 sample2.jpg|Inside art
== Bara to Chocolate 3 ==
Bara to Chocolate 3 (薔薇とチョコレート3) was published on July 6, 2003 and contains 28 pages, about 10 of which are novel. It is Remus x Snape and also features Harry, Draco, Hermione, and Ron.akibaline's auction at eBay. (Accessed 03 August 2013.)
Image:Bara to Chocolate 3 front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Bara to Chocolate 3 back.jpg|Back cover
Image:Bara to Chocolate 3 sample.jpg|Inside art
Image:Bara to Chocolate 3 sample2.jpg|Inside art
== References ==
Category:Marauders Doujinshi
Category:2002 Doujinshi Category:2003 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Baraag

Baraag is a Mastodon instance focused on sharing art, especially sexually explicit art. Notably it specifically allows loli, shota, and graphic violence, but disallows any real-life photographic pornography.
Baraag is created by Satori (also known as koi) and supported by Patreon contributions.
It has been promoted as a safe haven for content of "problematic" ships.https://psychologyofships.tumblr.com/post/187582627182/baraagnet
While primarily focused on artwork, there has also been a good amount of short-form fic published on Baraag, as well as commentary/meta.is baraag a good website for problematic content? by fiction-is-not-reality2
As of November 2022, Baraag is only visible to logged-in users as federation is disabled for the time being; the admin is working to bring it back online. 
==History==
In the runup to the Tumblr NSFW Ban in December 2018, Baraag's userbase grew from around 2,000 to almost 5,000 in less than a week.https://www.patreon.com/posts/tumblr-migration-23196963?
As of September 2019, there were 23,461 users, of which approximately 7,880 were active.
==References==
Barakei

Barakei is a gen multifandom 51-page anthology of poems and fiction.
It has a cover by Barbara Fister-Liltz, dated 1990.
From the flyer: 
==Contents==
* Silent Death by Denyse M. Bridger (original fiction ) (3)
* Your Tread Must Be Light and Sure, poem by Teri Sarick (Kung Fu universe) (10)
* The Land of Broken Dreams by Sheila Paulson (The Master) (11)
* This Rice Paper is the Test, poem by Teri Sarick (Kung Fu universe) (51)
Category:1993 Zines
Category:Kung Fu: The Legend Continues Zines
Category:The Master