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MuppetFest Memories

MuppetFest Memories is a gen zine of descriptions of about a con called "MuppetFest," held on December 8th and 9th, 2001. This zine was distributed through the Tough Pigs website, run by Danny Horn. The zine began with a disclaimer: "This zine is a collection of my memories and notes from the 2001 MuppetFest convention. Like all memories, some of the contents may have shifted during transit."
It has a sister zine called MuppetZine.
Category:Muppets
Category:2002 Zines
MuppetZine

MuppetZine is a newsletter with 20 issues and ran from 1992 to 1997. The small-press zine was created by Danny Horn (who later created the "Tough Pigs" website) and featured illustrations by Chris Smigliano. The zines include Muppet news, merchandise information, reviews, episode guides, cartoons and essays. In the later issues, the zine included interviews with Muppeteer Bill Barretta, and writers Jerry Juhl and Jim Lewis. 
It has a sister zine called MuppetFest Memories.
MuppetZine 1 was published in Summer 1992.
MuppetZine 2 was published in Fall 1992.
MuppetZine 3 was published in Winter 1993.
MuppetZine 4 was published in Spring 1993.
MuppetZine 5 was published in Summer 1993.
MuppetZine 6 was published in Fall 1993.
MuppetZine 7 was published in Winter 1994.
MuppetZine 8 was published in Spring 1994.
MuppetZine 9 was published in Summer 1994.
MuppetZine 10 was published in Fall 1994.
MuppetZine 11 was published in Winter 1995. 
MuppetZine 12 was published in Spring 1995.
MuppetZine 13 was published in Summer 1995. 
MuppetZine 14 was published in Fall 1995.
MuppetZine 15 was published in Winter 1996.
MuppetZine 16 was published in Spring 1996.
MuppetZine 17 was published in Summer 1996.
MuppetZine 18 was published in Fall 1996.
MuppetZine 19 was published in early 1997.
MuppetZine 20 was published in Fall 1997.
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Image:muppet10.jpg|cover of issue #10
Image:muppet11.jpg|cover of issue #11
Image:muppet12.jpg|cover of issue #12
Image:muppet13.jpg|cover of issue #13
Image:muppet14.jpg|cover of issue #14
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Category:Muppets
Category:1990s
Murasaki!

You may be looking for Murasaki Journal, a club zine out of England or The Murasaki Probe, a club zine out of International Falls, MN.
Murasaki! is a 108-page het Star Trek: TOS novel by Janice Hrubes. This fanzine focuses on the character of Sulu and is a sequel to Swords and Sulu.
==Summary==
"A storm of phenomenal proportions. This sequel to 'Swords and Sulu' is a commentary on the rights of the individual... First is our right to change. Second (but no less important) is our right to Love... both to give and receive it. If only Sulu and Shana could convince the rest of the Universe that!" from an ad in Universal Translator #1 
==A Personal Statement==
The author wrote this personal statement in 1980: 
==Editorial from the Zine==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1980 Zines
Murder, She Wrote

Murder, She Wrote is a crime drama television series following the adventures of protagonist Jessica Fletcher.
The show saw a resurgence in popularity thanks to PushingUpRoses's series of "That Time on Murder, She Wrote" videos, where she summarizes the most memorable (for good and bad reasons) episodes of the show.
==Overview==
==Community==
==Example Fanworks==
===Meta===
===Fan Art===
===Fan Fiction===
Many fics are crossovers.
===Print Zines==
* Airwaves #11 (multi)
* Ecto #3 (Real Ghostbusters)
* When I Look Back On All the Zines (Hardcastle and McCormick)
* The Eyes Have It! #7
==External links==
===Fan Communities===
*LiveJournal (LJ) 
*Tumblr:
=== and Archives===
*FanFiction.Net (FFN) 
*Archive of Our Own: Murder, She Wrote 
 
===Resources===
*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder,_She_Wrote
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Live-action Television‎
Murder Call

Murder Call is an Australian whodunit that aired on television between 1997 and 2000. Each self-contained episode followed Homicide Detectives Tessa Vance and Steve Hayden as they, with the help of Forensic Services and the Coroner's Office, brought each murder mystery to its conclusion. The characters originated in two novels by Jennifer Rowe, who went on to write the scripts for many of the TV show's episodes. 
==History of the Fandom==
Although Australian in origin, the fandom has had an international following since the start. There is no clear date when exactly the fandom started, but its early beginning has been traced back to mailing lists on Yahoo Groups at the beginning of the 2000s, where fan fiction and collaborative writing was shared among group members. Unfortunately, these groups are now defunct, and most if not all of their related fanwork are lost. Fanworks have since then been shared on personal websites, YouTube, LiveJournal, fanfiction.net and AO3, with the most current and up-to-date works on the latter four. Fan activity in general is sporadic, with any online communities more or less inactive past 2010. Interaction between fans seems to have become reduced to PMs and comment feeds on specific fanworks. After the TV show was released on DVD in 2019, there was a slight upturn of interest in current fanworks. In 2022, a new Discord server for Murder Call was created by neela in order to connect the fans. 
==Characters==
*Tessa Vance - Detective Senior Constable (Homicide)
*Steve Hayden - Detective Senior Constable (Homicide)
*Malcolm Thorne - Detective Inspector (Homicide)
*Imogen 'Tootsie' Soames - Chief Medical Examiner, pathologist
*Lance Fisk (PhD) - Senior Sergeant, Forensic Services
*Dee Suzeraine - Constable, Forensic Services
== Most Popular Pairings ==
*Tessa Vance/Steve Hayden
*Imogen 'Tootsie' Soames/Lance Fisk
==Fanworks==
Fanfiction has been the primary type of fan work created, but there are also some fanvids and fanmixes. Most are available on AO3, FF.net and LJ. Some examples are provided below. More may be found through AO3 in particular.
* Wake and Be Fine - a fanmix by piecesofalice
* Hunters Or The Prey || Tessa & Steve - a fanvid by xMattxJenniferx
* "Murder call" _ Steve / Tessa - a fanvid by NightFlover
* "The dark days are gone" - Tessa/Steve - a fanvid by H.W. (also known as neela on AO3/FF.net)
* Another Call - an MC/Silk Stockings crossover fanfic by Kilohana
* Shock and Awe - an fanfic by neela
* A Reflection on Tessa Vance - a fanfic by Pokemon67
* Episode tag to "Booming Business" - by tessavance
==Communities==
Given the rarity of the fandom, no currently active communities exist. The Yahoo Groups that were used in early 2000s are now gone with Yahoo's recent reforms. What remains seems to be the community linked below. 
* Murder Call - a Livejournal community
==Resources==
*Murder Call on Archive of Our Own
*Murder Call on Fanfiction.net
*Interviews and articles on Murder Call at TV Flashback
Category:Books & Literature
Category:Live-action Television
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Murder Husbands

Murder Husbands is a term which arose from the Hannibal (TV Series) fandom. The pairing of Will Graham/Hannibal Lecter was known as Murder Husbands by fans, and they were even referenced as such in canon. Within the same fandom the femslash pairing of Alana Bloom/Margot Verger was referred to as Murder Wives by the fandom.
Murder Husbands began as a pairing name to describe the relationship between a serial killer and another murderer. It was later used as a tag for similar ships and is common in pairings where both characters are murderers or villains. 
Increasingly Murder Husbands AUs or Serial Killers AUs are appearing, wherein characters who are not canonically killers are portrayed as such and paired together.
== Other Fandoms==
* Gotham
** The pairing of Oswald/Ed where both characters are capable of murder, is often tagged Murder Husbands.
* Scream (1996)
** The pairing of Billy Loomis/Stu Macher can be tagged as Murder Husbands. They are a spree-killer duo with implications of manipulation and sexual tension. 
* Sherlock
** The pairing of Jim Moriarty and Sebastian Moran can be tagged Murder Husbands. These two were often partners in crime in the original Sherlock Holmes stories, but Moran was only briefly referenced in the BBC series. Therefore this character and pairing is very much a fanon creation. 
* Star Wars
**The pairing of villains and murderers Kylo Ren/Hux is sometimes tagged Murder Husbands.
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Murder Husbands works on Ao3
Category:Hannibal Fandom Glossary
Murder Most Unladylike

The Murder Most Unladylike series by Robin Stevens is a series of books focused on two crime-solving school girls, Daisy Wells and Hazel Wong, who set up a detective agency at their boarding school, Deepdean School for Girls. A subsequent series in the same universe, The Ministry of Unladylike Activity, follows Hazel's younger sister and features characters from Murder Most Unladylike regularly.
Robin Stevens has been outspoken about their appreciation and love for fanworks, posting in celebration of the existence of the Murder Most Unladylike fandom space of platforms like Archive of Our Own, while also maintaining a stance of never reading fanfiction to maintain a respectful distance from what she considers should remain a fan space. 
==Canon==
The books take influence from (and celebrate doing so) other book series in both the crime genre — such as Agatha Christie's works and the Sherlock Holmes novels — and children's stories such as those by Enid Blyton.
==Fandom==
==Example Fanworks==
==Archives and Fan Links==
== External Links ==
* Murder Most Unladylike Works - AO3
==References==
Category:Books & Literature
Murder Strut

The murder strut is a term used in the MCU fandom to refer to the particularly sexy, purposeful way Sebastian Stan walks as Bucky Barnes/The Winter Soldier, mainly in Captain America: The Winter Soldier. It is unclear exactly who originated the term and when. The first example of its Tumblr tag is from February 2015 .
==Examples==
*, March 25, 2015
*, anonymous ask and corresponding video by jlstreck (January 19, 2016)
* by uncensoredsideblog (July 7, 2015)
==Navigation==
Category:Captain AmericaCategory:Marvel Tropes & Genres
Category:Marvel Cinematic Universe Fandom Glossary
Murder Wives

Murder Wives is a fannish term affectionately used to refer to a number of different femslash pairings. Like the equivalent term Murder Husbands, it originated in Hannibal fandom, and is used as a nickname for the ship Alana Bloom/Margot Verger (Marlana).
Since then, it has become a more widespread panfandom nickname for various ships whose characters are murderers or villains, either in canon or in an AU.
==Other Fandoms==
* Eve Polastri/Villanelle (Villineve) from Killing Eve is often referred to as "Murder Wives", as the ship pairs an MI5 agent with a notorious assassin.
* Harley Quinn/Poison Ivy (aka Harleen Quinzel/Pamela Isley or Harlivy) from the DC Universe, which pairs two supervillains, is also referred to as "Murder Wives".
==Archive Links==
*Murder Wives tag on AO3
Category:Hannibal Fandom Glossary
Category:Femslash Fandom
Category:Social Media Feature-Terminology Thursday
Murder on the Moor

You may be looking for the Man from UNCLE zine The Murder on the Moor Affair.
Murder on the Moor is a 230-page Professionals circuit zine that was self-published by its author Meg Lewtan. 
Unlike most Professionals circuit stories, it sported a black and white illustrated cover. A few copies had a color cover. 
In the zine, the author described it as a "saga of silliness, sin and sex."
==The Historicals==
It is one of three novels by Lewtan that are historical AU novels set in the Victorian Era:
* Bird in a Gilded Cage
*Murder on the Moor
* Luck of the Draw 
==The Author's Preface==
The author's preface is long and very entertaining. It is excerpted below.
==Summaries==
In 2000, two fans Cassie Ingaben and Dagger compiled an index of many of the circuit stories. They also wrote brief summaries:
*Dagger: Doyle, a doctor seeking to heal his own melancoly with a change of scenery, moves to a small country village. He treats the invalid wife of the local lord, Bodie, and becomes friends. Through their discussions, he begins to realize that Bodie needs healing as well and sets out to do what he can, in a very unconventional manner. The suspicious death of Bodie's wife causes Doyle to rethink the state of his relationship with Bodie. Much angst before they settle down to happily ever after. 
*Cassie: 1891-doctor D, bereaved and mourning his stepbrother/lover, moves to the country where he is befriended by Lord B. D cures B's invalid wife and starts a relationship with B. B feels guilty for his wife's illness due to her pregnancy (stillborn) and has a stormy personality rocking B&D's relationship. Wife dies and B is suspected - but it really was the evil cousin- governess who tormented the raped-as-child wife till she committed suicide. After B gives welfare state to his workers (?) B and D move to London where B solves his psychological comflicts and becomes a psychiatrist himself. Happily ever after.
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1991===
===2006===
==References==
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:1980s
Category:The Professionals Fanfiction
Murderbot (character)

Murderbot (usually known publically as "SecUnit") is the main character of The Murderbot Diaries.
==Canon==
Murderbot is the narrator and primary point of view of all published novels and novellas in the series, and also some of the supplemental short stories.
==Fandom==
===Tropes and fanon===
* Murderbot with cat ears? 
===Shipping===
Fandom general strongly trends gen, reflecting Murderbot's canon distaste for the concepts of sex and romance. Popular relationships in the fandom include:
* Murderbot & ART
* Murderbot & Mensah
* Murderbot & Preservation Team (or various members thereof)
* Murderbot & Mensah's children
** especially Murderbot & Amena after the publication of Network Effect
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* by Cephalopod_Dreamscape
===Fanfic===
* by torpidgilliver -- Murderbot tells a ghost story
* by Mayasynth -- "Four times having a governor module fucking sucked, plus one time [REDACTED: FILE MISSING]." Murderbot, ART, the Preservation team, takes place after Network Effect.
* by nenya_kanadka -- a side adventure of Murderbot taking place after All Systems Red.
* by avg (AnxiousEspada) -- Overse and Arada are sick, Ratthi and (eventually) SecUnit come over to look after them
* 
===Meta===
* by whetstonefires, with additions by Verso
===Vids===
* The Murderbot Diaries: A Fan Animation
===Other===
==Links==
* -- prequel short story by Martha Wells, featuring Murderbot POV
*Murderbot (Murderbot Diaries) tag on AO3
*Murderbot on the Murderbot Fandom.com wiki
*#murderbot and #secunit tags on Tumblr
==References==
Category:The Murderbot Diaries
Murderbot Meta May 2024

TODO
==History==
First proposed on The Murderbot Diaries 2.0 Discord server, the even planning was led by blessphemy. The AO3 collection is managed by FlipSpring, ArtemisTheHuntress, and Conciliator_General.
===2024===
Twenty nine prompts and five works submitted on AO3.. Accessed 25 August 2024.. Accessed 25 August 2024.
There were also some meta essays posted only to Tumblr, e.g.:
* by needlesandnilbogs
* by jadefyre
* by imitationgame77
* by specialagentartemis
* by newtsoftheworldunite Badge image.
* more
==Links==
* MurderMetaMay on Tumblr
* 2024 Murderbot Meta May collection on AO3
==References==
Category:The Murderbot Diaries
Category:Meta Challenges
Murderdolls

Murderdolls was an American horror punk and heavy metal band, founded during 2002 in Hollywood, California. The band line-up consisted of core members Wednesday 13 and Joey Jordison, while former members included Ben Graves, Acey Slade, Eric Griffin and Tripp Eisen.
==Tropes==
Slash is a extremely popular trope in Murderdolls Fic, as most fics pair bandmembers with each other. Crossdressing (particularly Jordison) is common, possibly inspired by Jordison's stage outfits. Another popular trope is Necrophilia, which likely due to the bands' aesthetics and songs lyrics. 
Another common trope is Crossover fics, these crossovers are frequently with labelmates Stone Sour, who toured with the band in 2003. Jordison's fellow Slipknot members, Corey Taylor and Jim Root are as members of Stone Sour.
==Ships==
The most popular ship is Joey Jordison/Wednesday 13. Due to the prevalence of crossover fics in this fandom, the second most popular ship is Joey Jordison/Corey Taylor - despite Taylor not being in the band. 
==Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
* Murderdolls (Bands) on AO3
* The Funeral Ball (members only) on Dreamwidth
===Fan Art===
Murderdolls by joecool-blackhearts
===Gif Sets/Picspams===
Wednesday 13 gifset by lonelyvomit
===Other Fanworks===
Category:Music RPF
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Murdoch Mysteries

Murdoch Mysteries is a Canadian television drama-mystery series.
==Canon==
The series follows William Murdoch, a police detective working in Toronto, Canada, around the turn of the twentieth century.
===Main Characters===
*Detective William Murdoch
*Doctor Julia Ogden
*Constable George Crabtree
*Inspector Thomas Brackenreid
==Fandom==
===Pairings===
*William Murdoch/Julia Ogden - canonical and most popular pairing
*George Crabtree/Emily Grace - canonical 
*Nina Bloom/George Crabtree - canonical
*Margaret Brackenreid/Thomas Brackenreid - canonical
*Emily Grace/Lillian Moss - canonical 
*George Crabtree/Henry Higgins
*William Murdoch/James Pendrick
*George Crabtree/William Murdoch
*William Murdoch/James Gillies
===Common Tropes in Fanworks===
*Casefic: because of the procedural nature of the series many stories focus on the characters solving various murder mysteries
*Episode Tags: based on the occurrences of specific episodes, often the aftermath of certain cases 
*Futurefic: before William and Julia committed to a relationship, and eventually got married, fanfiction was written speculating how and when they would get together 
*Crossover: usually involving characters from other fandoms ending up in Victorian Toronto and meeting Murdoch and others
==Fanworks==
===Fan Art===
*Murdoch Mysteries by lorainesammy
*William Murdoch by AubreyBeardsley
*Detective Murdoch by Miss-Catherine
*Station House Four by GlamourKat
*George Crabtree by Lenka-Slukova
*Murdoch Mysteries... by BlueMillenium
*Murdochmysteries by blackdaisies-DA
===FanFiction===
*Inside by yeaka
*like the holly-tree by donquichotte
*Dangerous Disease by JuliaJoyBell
===Fan Vids===
*William and Julia - A Thousand Years by elise1898
*Mr & Mrs B ~ "Victorian Matrimony" by Techtra3
===Other===
*Detective Murdoch, crochet by Ginger-PolitiCat
==Resources==
*Murdoch Mysteries tag at Archive of Our Own
*Murdoch Mysteries at FanFiction.net
*Murdoch Mysteries Appreciation Society Facebook group
*Wiki
Category:Live-action Television
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Murdock Collection

Murdock Collection is a gen 79-page A-Team anthology of stories from various multimedia sources.
It focuses on the character, Murdock.
It has a slash sister zine called Slash Collection as well as some gen sister zines, Face Collection, Hannibal Collection, and A-Team Collection.
==Contents==
* And Snoopy Went Down by Felis Sylvestris (reprinted from Airwaves #6; also in Airwaves Multi-Media Special #2) 
* Afterglow
* Comrades by Hindman (reprinted from Psychic Investigations #8)
* Diamond Formation by Lorraine Beatty ("Murdock is having dreams about his days with the Thunderbirds.") (reprinted from Southern Lights #3)
* With a Little Help From My Friends (crossover with Airwolf from Airwaves #12; also in Airwaves Multi-Media Special #3)
* The Bats in the Belfry Affair or One Bird in the Hand is Worth Three in the Looney Bin or The B-Team Affair by Eileen Roy (crossover with Man from UNCLE, reprinted from The Paladins Affair #1)
* Legacy from the Jungles of 'Nam by Lorraine Beatty (reprinted from Of Dreams and Schemes #6)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:The A-Team Zines
Murklins

murklins makes the most marvellous toys. She is especially known for her work on newsletters, developing the customised scripts that automate metafandom, SGA Newsletter, Gossip Girl News, and dotcoms_refresh. In 2010, she also ported the entirety of the large Scans Daily community over to delicious. Murklins. Indexing a Large Comm in Delicious, posted August 23, 2010. (accessed August 24, 2010)
Delicious, a social bookmarking site, is her largest and longest-lasting fandom. Along with catechism, she moderates the delicious fan community, deliciouslymad, which is focused on fannish uses of the delicious technology.
She also maintains a terrifyingly vast recommendations archive on delicious.
==References==
Murmur on San Carmelapples

Murmur on San Carmelapples was a Starsky & Hutch-themed con skit written by Paula Smith and Jody Lynn Nye. 
It was a takeoff on the zine Murder on San Carmelitas and encompassed references to fanon and fandom 
The play was performed at ZebraCon in 1988.
This is one play in Play by Playbook: Collected ZebraCon Plays (1995).
==Sample==
 
Image:murmuron1.jpg|from Play by Playbook: Collected ZebraCon Plays (1995)
Image:murmuron2.jpg|from Play by Playbook: Collected ZebraCon Plays (1995)
 
==Author's Comments: 1995==
From Paula Smith: 
 
==Cast== 
* Starsky: Pat Massie
* Hutch: Paula Smith
* Dobey: Anita R
* Marx: Jody Lynn Nye
* Grungi: Nancy Goodwin
* Diego: Jane Kaufenberg
* Chiquita: Lucy Cribb
* Walker Bent: Terri Beckett
* Urbane: Barb Green D.Y.
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Plays & Skits
Category:1988 Plays & Skits
Category:Plays & Skits
Murmurs (Battlestar Galactica zine)

Murmurs is a het 105-page Battlestar Galactica novel by Honore Bryte. The cover is by Karen River. Interior art by Mel White and Gennie Summers.
==Summary==
Summary from a distributor, Agent With Style which, in turn, is a ad from Datazine #25: "Starbuck thought he was dying; he'd been given a death sentence. A degenerative nerve disorder had already slowed his reflexes, barred him from flying and taken from him all that might make his last sectons bearable. He sought oblivion -- and met his future in an ethereal, dark-haired woman, garbed in shimmering white."
==Zine's Prologue==
==Sample Gallery==
Image:murmursflyer.jpg|a 1986 flyer
Image:murmurs1.jpg|inside art by Mel White
Image:murmurs2.jpg|inside art by Gennie Summers
Image:murmurs3.jpg|inside art by Mel White
Image:murmurs4.jpg|inside art by Gennie Summers
Image:murmurs5.jpg|inside art by Mel White
Image:murmurs6.jpg|inside art by Gennie Summers
Image:murmurs7.jpg|inside art by Mel White
Image:murmurs8.jpg|inside art by Gennie Summers
Image:murmurs9.jpg|inside art by sample text
 
Category:Battlestar Galactica (1978) Zines
Category:1984 Zines
Murmurs (multifandom zine)

Murmurs is a gen Blake's 7 newsletter of an Australian fan club.
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Category:Club Zines
Category:Blake's 7 Zines
Category:1980s