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Heir Exclusive

Heir Exclusive is a Mystic Messenger charity zine centered around Jumin Han and his relationship with the game's main character.
==Contributors==
* Artists: 1o8k, Ameri-Lie, Cerithe, Elleellenic, Fizzypopcake, Franjipanitree, Haigidal, Mayuiki-Art, Meganemango, NanoYaro, Napporin, Ningyosan, Penguins-Bite, Riszette, Shabbylines, Si3art, Sikuzxxx, Tofukitty, Yanumii, Yukina-Chi, Yuu-sora4
* Writers: Angelinenotastar, Artbylittlemissluna, Guacameowle, Imaginarydaydreams, KaitTheUnfunny, MC-Amps, Mrs-Han, Promiscuous-Jalapeno, ReiFromRFA, Shiharuu-desu
==Charity==
Proceeds from sales of the zine were donated to Unchained at Last, a charity dedicated to ending child marriages. They raised $2,735.45. 
==Accusations of Copyright Infringement==
On October 30, 2018, while the zine was still in development, the zine's mods claimed to have received an email from someone calling themselves "Mystic Messenger Spill Tea" accusing the zine's staff of moving on with the project despite having their proposal rejected by Cheritz, the developer of Mystic Messenger, and receiving a cease and desist letter. The email was accompanied by a screenshot of what seems to be one of the mods despairing on Discord that Cheritz refused their zine proposal and an image of a poorly-written C&D made from an online template. In response, the mods posted a rebuttal on the zine's Tumblr, including screenshots from their email correspondence with Cheritz showing that they had received full approval on all aspects of the zine. The post also notes that the zine blog and individual staff members' blogs had been receiving harassment for a week leading up to the email.juminfanzine. URGENT NOTICE: FALSE ACCUSATIONS PERTAINING TO LEGALITY OF JUMINFANZINE / IDENTITY THEFT OF MOD. October 30, 2018. (Accessed November 25, 2019)
==References==
Category:Het Zines
Category:Charity Zines
Category:Mystic Messenger Zines
Category:2019 Zines
Heir to the Empire

Heir to the Empire is a Star Wars Legends tie-in novel by Timothy Zahn. It is the first installment of Star Wars: The Thrawn Trilogy, set five years after the events of Return of the Jedi, as Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, Leia Organa, and allies confront a new threat to the fledging New Republic.
In addition to jump-starting the fandom after a lull without new canon material, Heir introduces many popular characters to the franchise, including ex-Emperor's Hand Mara Jade, smuggler chieftain Talon Karrde, main antagonist Grand Admiral Thrawn, and supporting characters like Winter Celchu, Zakarisz Ghent, and Borsk Fey'lya. Other innovations include ysalamiri, reptiles native to the planet Myrkr with the ability to block the Force; and allusions to the Clone Wars that were later retconned by the prequel trilogy.
==Fan Comments==
===Immediately Following Release (1991)===
===Later Reviews===
==Impact==
Heir to the Empire and its sequels are frequently held up as the pinnacle of the Star Wars Legends franchise by both its supporters and detractors. They are one of the few entries in the Legends canon almost universally accepted by fans as "good," to the point where more experienced fans regularly recommend the Thrawn trilogy—and only the Thrawn trilogy—to newcomers.
Heir is frequently credited as a formative experience, and a gateway introduction to the larger Legends universe:
==Selected Fanworks==
* Star Wars: Heir to the Empire symphonic poem - Original music based on the novel by Arturo Diez Boscovich
* Heir to the Empire and Dark Force Rising fan soundtrack by Steven Linden.
* Animated fan film by Darth Angelus
* Heir to the Empire - Blue Milk Special fancomic parody
* "Heir to the Empire - From Another Point of View," 1994 story by Paola Carloceti in the zine I Have a Bad Feeling About This #2
==References==
Category:Star Wars: Expanded Universe
Heiwajima Shizuo/Orihara Izaya

Heiwajima Shizuo/Orihara Izaya, also known as Shizaya, is the yaoi pairing of Heiwajima Shizuo and Orihara Izaya in the Durarara!! fandom. It is a juggernaut ship and the most popular ship in the fandom.
== Canon ==
Shizuo and Izaya first met in high school before canon and hated each other almost immediately. From then on they maintained an intense rivalry.
== Fandom ==
=== History ===
=== Common Fannish Tropes ===
== Example Fanworks ==
=== Fanart ===
=== Fanfic ===
* A Cheap Imitation by Spoontasti - As of March 2024, the pairing's most kudos'd fic on AO3
== Links and Resources ==
* Heiwajima Shizuo/Orihara Izaya on AO3
* #shizaya on Tumblr
Category:Slash Pairings
Category:Yaoi Pairings
Category:Boys' Love Pairings
Category:Durarara!!
Hela

Hela is a character from the Marvel Comics series Thor based off the Norse Mythology goddess Hel. 
==Canon==
Hela first appeared in Journey into Mystery #102 (March 1964).
 
===Comics===
Hela was born in Jotunheim, the land of the giants. She is the child of Loki (albeit a different incarnation who died during a previous Asgardian Ragnarok) and the giantess Angrboða. Odin appoints her as the Goddess of the Dead, giving her rulership over the dead in the realms of Hel and Niflheim, although Hela often tried to expand her power to the dead who dwell in Valhalla as well. These attempts often brought Hela into conflict with Odin and Thor. 
===MCU===
Hela first appears in Thor: Ragnarok within the Marvel Cinematic Universe, portrayed by Cate Blanchett. As the first born child to Odin, Hela served as the commander of Asgard's armies during his conquests of the Nine Realms. She is Odin's only known daughter in the Thor Movieverse, and the All-father never bothered to tell his sons Thor and Loki about her before it was too late to prevent the return of their sister.
===Other Adaptations===
Hela also appeared in Marvel's Avengers Assemble, The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes, and Hulk vs Thor.
==Fandom==
Hela is an enemy of Thor; most pairings involving her are enemyslash.
===Ships===
* Hela/Loki
* Hela/Skurge
* Hela/Tony Stark
* Hela/Thanos
* Hela/Thor
* Hela/Valkyrie
===Tropes===
* A+ Parenting
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanvids===
Animated
* Shallow Grave by TheVampireSara (Hulk vs Thor, Thor & Loki: Blood Brothers, Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes & Avengers Assemble)
MCU
* my heart is black by simplymaterial
* Castle by Cantrous
* That's my girl by Ronaldo Medina
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Hela works at FFN (comics)
* Hela works at FFN (Movieverse)
* Hela works at Archive of Our Own
==Canon Resources==
* Hela at Marvel.com
* Hela at Wikipedia
* Hela at Marvel Database
* Hela at Comic Vine
* Hela of Earth-841047, Hela of Earth-98101, Hela of Earth-10246 at The Appendix to the Handbook of the Marvel Universe
==Navigation==
Category:Thor Characters
Category:Marvel Characters
Category:Norse Mythology
Helaena Targaryen

Helaena Targaryen is a character in Fire & Blood and its television adaptation House of the Dragon.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
===Fanart===
==Gallery==
File:Helaena by lilharkopng.jpg|Art by lilharko.png 
==Resources== 
*Helaena Targaryen and Helaena tags on Tumblr
*Helaena Targaryen at Archive of Our Own
Category:House of the Dragon Characters
Hele Braunstein

Hele Braunstein is a Organization for Transformative Works staffer, and was a member of the OTW Board of Directors in 2011.
Hele stood as a candidate in the Board's 2010 election, but was not elected. However, they were appointed in December 2010 to fill the additional vacancy left when Elizabeth Yalkut resigned their seat on the Board. Hele was to serve a two-year term, the remainder of Yalkut's three-year appointment.News from Term Break - 2011 OTW Board and Committee Chairs at the OTW blog. 31 December 2010. (Accessed 05 March 2014.) Hele resigned at the end of the 2011 term.OTW 2011 Board Candidates and Election News at the OTW blog. 22 September 2011. (Accessed 05 March 2014.)"I'm stepping down one term early of my appointed two years because managerial work got to be too much, especially on these complicated times for the org, and I have Stuff to do in my life that can't be avoided and is not compatible to being so focused on the org as a board post necessitates." on a personal note, posted 13 November 2011. (Accessed 05 March 2014.)
Hele began volunteering at the OTW in 2008, as a tester and Spanish translator. They later joined the Translation committee and became chair of the Spanish translation team. They were the chair of the Translation committee for 2011, and from August to December 2013,August 2013 Newsletter, Volume 72 at AO3 News. 03 September 2013. (Accessed 05 March 2014.) and co-chair with Priscilla del Cima in 2014 and 2015. In May 2014, hele and Priscilla both joined the AO3 Documentation Workgroup as additional workgroup leads alongside Matty Bowers, and managed the group after Matty stepped down in August 2014. Both stayed to become co-chairs of the AO3 Documentation Committee (Docs) when it transitioned into a full committee in June 2015. 
Hele held the position of Docs co-chair until August 2016, before stepping down to focus on their role as a Support Committee staffer. Hele was also involved in founding the OTW International Outreach (now Internationalization & Outreach) committee.OTW Election Candidates - 2010. (Accessed 05 March 2014.)
==OTW Biography==
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Spanish-Speaking Fandom
Category:Fanwriters
Helen

See also: Helena, Ellen
== Characters ==
* Helen of Troy, a character in Greek mythology
* Helen Magnus, a Sanctuary character
== Fans ==
*Helenish, aka Helen
*Helen Adams, a M7 fan writer
*Helen Bookman
*Helen Charlotte Hill
*Helen Chavez
*Helen Commodore
*Helen Connor
*Helen Cutter
*Helen Dye
*Helen Leithead
*Helen McCarthy
*Helen Merrick
*Helen Montgomery
*Helen Morgan
*Helen Olson
*Helen Parkinson
*Helen Patrick
*Helen Pettigrew
*Helen Potter 
*Helen Raven
*Helen Sneddon 
*Helen Woolverton
*Helens78
Helen (Helenish)

Helen aka. Helenish is a popular slash writer in several fandoms.
== Fan Comments ==
===2001===
===2005===
===2008===
== Influential Works ==
*Easy Come, Easy Go , popslash AU, an exploration of the noir genre. Author's commentary available here.
*The Same Inside, popslash, with its much imitated opening line, "Somehow, in the night, Chris had turned into a girl."
*Take Clothes Off As Directed, Stargate Atlantis. Queries aspects of the BDSM AU genre.
*Theft of Assets, Destruction of Property, Harry Potter. Subverts aspects of the marriage of convenience/forced marriage trope.
*Patience, a Steady Hand , Inception. Subverts aspects of the slavefic trope.
*Unspoken (The Sentinel, Jim/Blair) [2000s]
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Helen Magnus

Helen Magnus is a lead character in the SyFy TV show Sanctuary. She's a founder and the current leader of the Sanctuary Network, which sole purpose is to find, protect and help Abnormals. Due to being injected with vampire blood, Helen also appears not to age (or age very slowly). At the beginning of the show, she's over 150 years old.
== Canon Biography ==
Helen was born in Victorian England. Her father was a scientist. She was amongst first women to be trained as a medical doctor. While studying in Oxford, she met James Watson, John Druitt, Nikola Tesla and Nigel Griffin. Together they formed The Five and studied and experimented with untainted vampire blood (also called the Source Blood).
In the course of the experiments each member of The Five injected themselves with the Source Blood, each having a different reaction to the blood. Helen aquired longevity, and her blood is known to possess healing qualities.
== Fan Reaction ==
Fan reaction to the character was almost completely positive. It was closely connected with the fact that at the moment of the show's premiere, Helen Magnus was one of the very few fully realized strong female characters in sci-fi. While on other shows women were treated as either weak or evil, here she was, actually carrying a show on her shoulder (and succeeding).
Obviously, strong and enthusiastic fanbase that followed Amanda Tapping from the Stargate fandom didn't hurt.
== Helen in Fanfiction ==
In general, Helen is portrayed as strong and confident. She's usually the mentor figure.
There isn't a lot of gen fanfiction in the Sanctuary fandom, and so gen fics that concentrate on Magnus are rare.
In het fanfiction, the are three highly popular pairings: Helen/John, Helen/Will and Helen/Nikola. Additionally, due to recent canon facts being revealed, Helen/James gained a lot of supporters. When it comes to threesomes and foursomes, the most popular trope is mentioning the past romantic and sexual relationship between all members of the Five.
Due to the small cast femslash isn't very strong in the Sanctuary fandom, the most popular Magnus ship being Helen Magnus/Kate Freelander, though Helen is sometimes slashed with Ranna as well. The most popular practice for femslashers is pairing Magnus with female characters from other fandoms.
==Example Fanworks==
Category:Sanctuary
Helen Parr

Helen Parr (née Truax), also known as Elastigirl and as Mrs. Incredible, is one of the secondary protagonists of the Disney Pixar film The Incredibles and the primary protagonist in its sequel.
== Canon ==
Helen Parr is married to Robert Parr and has three children with him. 
In the second movie, she bonds with Evelyn Deavor as they attempt to defeat the Screenslaver.. However, she later realizes that Evelyn was the Screenslaver the whole time in an effort to discredit superheroes once again.
== Fandom ==
=== Shipping ===
The main pairing for Helen is with her husband, Robert Parr. When the second movie was released in 2018, femslash fans immediately latched on to shipping her with the main villain, Evelyn Deavor. The ship, Evelyn Deavor/Helen Parr, has 143 works on AO3 as of January 29, 2023Evelyn Deavor/Helen Parr tag on AO3, accessed January 29, 2023, compared to 161 for Robert Parr/Helen Parr.Robert Parr/Helen Parr tag on AO3, accessed January 29, 2023.
== Fanworks ==
== Archives and Fannish Links ==
* Elastigirl works at FFN
* Helen Parr works at AO3
== Resources ==
* Helen Parr at Disney Wiki
== References ==
Category:The Incredibles Characters
Helen Patrick

Helen Patrick is a prolific fan author and zine publisher active in the Blake's 7 fandom since the late 1990s. She is well known on the Space City and Freedom City mailing lists. 
As of 2011, she remains a fan but no longer writes and publishes; as she puts it: I spent a good many years writing Blake's 7 fanfic, and editing a dead tree zine. I don't do either any more, because these days I'm writing original character fic and getting money for it... (accessed 2 October 2011)
==Fanfiction==
Helen Patrick is known for her fluffy m/m slash stories, usually featuring the Blake/Avon pairing. She occasionally co-writes with Predatrix. She describes her writing (under this and another pseudonym): it's mostly explicit m/m, and may include violence, BDSM, non-consensual sex, and het in the slash stories. (accessed 2 October 2011) Her stories often come over as light-hearted PWP on the surface, but are anchored by the author's deep understanding of the characters and their relationships. As Hafren puts it, in a review of "Ugandan Affairs", Not quite a PWP, because what stays in the mind as much as Avon's kink about performing in public places is his unexpected but believable loyalty to Blake when it matters.Hafren. Hermit: Tales from Space City #8 (accessed 2 October 2011) 
Most of her stories first appeared on the Space City/Freedom City mailing lists and were later print published in the Tales from Space City zines. Other zines with her works include Diverse Doings 3, Fire and Ice series, Forbidden Star Three and No Holds Barred 26. Some of her stories are now archived online at Archive of Our Own and the Hermit Library, as well as at her personal site where a can be found.
==Fanzines==
She is the editor and publisher of the following zines, all now out of print:
*Dead Boyfriend of the Week
*The Endless Farce series (2 issues)
*Legacies
*Tales from Space City series (10 issues)
*Vem Quest (co-edited with Harriet Monkhouse)
===Awards===
The first issue of The Endless Farce won a 1999 STIFfie Award for Best Blake's 7 Novel.1999 STIFfie Awards winners (accessed 2 October 2011) Tales from Space City 5 won a 2004 Fan Q Award in the Blake's 7 Slash Zine category.2004 Fan Q Winners (accessed 2 October 2011)
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Zine Publishers
Helen Raven

Helen Raven is a slash fan writer who has written in a number of a different fandoms. 
==Interview==
See Hatstand Interview with Helen Raven.
==In Her Own Words==
An excerpt from The Pre-History of Slash: a talk for Slash Night 2: 
==Notable Works==
=== Fanfiction ===
*Heat-Trace (Pros)
*The Cook and the Warehouseman (Pros)
*The Tailor-Made Sequence (link) (Pros)
*Technique (Pros)
*The Same River (Pros)
*Kungai. Novel set in the AtS Birthdayverse; Wesley/Gunn (2004)
=== Meta ===
* Must. Not. Comment. - on defining slash (2004)
==Reactions/Reviews==
*"She is an awesome writer and I LOVE her stuff, even if it is so intense it almost scares me (I have been wanting to re-read "The Same River" for a while but havent found the guts so far).:comment posted by MS to the CI5 mailing list on Jan 29, 1999, quoted with permission.
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Helen Sneddon

Helen Sneddon is a fanwriter and fanartist that contributed to Star Trek: The Original Series zines in the 1970s and 1980s.
== Example Fanfiction ==
* LUBdub (novel zine)
* When in Rome (Star Trek: TOS story)
* Finnegan's Wake
* 
== Example Art Gallery ==
File:Yeti-1.jpg|Cover art from The Yeti's Footprint (1976)
File:Alnitah3art2.jpg|Art from Alnitah #3 (1976)
File:Alnitah4-2.jpg|Art from Alnitah #4 (1976)
File:Alnitahomni1insideback.jpg|Back cover of Alnitah Omnibus #1 (1980)
File:Alt14back.jpg|Back of Alnitah #14 (1982), one of a series of cartoons across several issues
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Helen Young

Helen Young was a Star Trek: TOS fan.
She was a chairperson for the Star Trek Welcommittee, and because of that role, very influential in early Trek fandom.
She, along with D.C. Fontana, Gene Roddenberry, Majel Barrett was a guest of honor at Equicon 1974.
Young passed away in 2000.
==About==
From a 1977 biography: 
In 1976, Susan Sackett wrote: 
In 2008, a fan includes Young on her: 
==The Helen Young Fan Club==
Some fans in 1974 in the zine Space-Time Continuum voiced their appreciation for Helen Young in a tongue-in-cheek fan club: 
In the next issue of Space-Time Continuum, Young wrote a charming and witty response: 
==1974 Fan Guest of Honor at Equicon==
From a con report for Equicon '74 by Helen: 
==References==
Category:Deceased
Helena

See also: Helen, Ellen, Elena
==Characters==
* Helena Bertinelli, a DC Comics character
* Helena Cain, a Battlestar Galactica character
* Helena Kyle, a DC Comics character
* Helena Ravenclaw, a Harry Potter character
* Helena Wayne, a DC Comics character
* Helena "H.G." Wells, a Warehouse 13 character
==Fans==
* Helena Handbasket, a fan writer
* Elizabeth Helena, a fan writer
==People==
* Helena Bonham Carter, an actress
Helena "H.G." Wells

Helena "H.G." Wells was a recurring character on Warehouse 13. She was first introduced in season 2 as a genderbent time-displaced version of the science fiction author H.G. Wells.
==Canon==
Helena "H.G." Wells was a science fiction author and inventor in Victorian England; due to the sexism of the time, she used her brother Charles as a front for her writing. She was an agent for Warehouse 12 until her daughter Christina was murdered; after she was unable to invent anything that would allow her to save her daughter's life, she asked to be bronzed in order to wake in a better world. She was debronzed by James MacPherson in the present-day, and was alternately an enemy of and ally to Warehouse 13 and especially Myka Bering. Ultimately, she decided to retire from the Warehouse and moved in with a single father named Nate and his daughter Adelaide.
She is openly bisexual, having stated "Many of my lovers were men" in episode 2x11, "Buried." By the end of the series she is dating a woman named Giselle.
==Fandom==
H.G. is probably the second-most popular character in the fandomAs of 9 September 2014, Helena is tagged in 986 Warehouse 13 fics on AO3 (compared to 1,146 fics for Myka and 606 fics for Claudia) and 1.4K works on FFN (compared to 1.8K for Myka and 555 for Claudia). despite only being introduced in season 2. Her popularity is no doubt due to being one half of the fandom OTP, the femslash pairing of Myka/H.G.
===Relationships===
The overwhelmingly dominant ship for H.G. is with Myka; however, she is occasionally found in the femslash pairings of Claudia/H.G., Mrs. Frederic/H.G., and H.G./Leena, as well as the het pairing of H.G./Pete.
===Tropes===
*Canon-Divergent AUs: Many fanworks diverge from canon by having H.G. return to working with Myka at the Warehouse, or take place in canon-divergent AUs in which H.G. never left at all.
*Inventions: Building on H.G.'s canonical inventiveness, many fanworks feature her continuing to invent devices to aid the Warehouse.
==Example Fanworks==
==Archives==
* Helena "H. G." Wells tagged works at AO3.
* Helena G.W. tagged works at FFN.
==Resources==
* H.G. Wells at the Warehouse 13 wiki.
==References==
Category:Warehouse 13
Helena Bertinelli/Oliver Queen

Helena/Oliver is the pairing of Oliver Queen and Helena Bertinelli from the TV show Arrow.
==Canon==
In Season 1 Oliver and Helena grew close after being set up by Helena's fatherArrow Season 1 Episode 7 "Muse of Fire". They felt a connection and started a relationship that soon ended due to the two different paths they were on - Helena bent on revenge against her father and Oliver stopping her from killing himArrow Season 1 Episode 8 "Vendetta". She later returns in Season 1 to get Oliver to help her find her father, only to learn that Felicity Smoak could help herArrow Season 1 Episode 17 "The Huntress Returns". Oliver discovers the truth and manages to stop Helena from killing her father, but he nearly kills her. In retaliation when McKenna Hall arrives, Helena shoots her and escapes. 
In Season 2, Helena returns to Starling City to find her fatherArrow Season 2 Episode 17 "Birds of Prey". After a few attempted chances to catching her father and failing to do so, Helena kidnapped Laurel Lance and offered her up to Oliver for a trade. Oliver does so, but in a confused altercation between a cop and the vigilantes, Helena's father is killed. Helena is later arrested and is taken into custody. She keeps Oliver's secret, however and tells him that he was right - killing her father didn't help her feel any betterarrow rewatch: birds of prey 2.17 - a gif-picspam of the scene.. Oliver assures her that she's not alone.
==Fandom==
Oliver/Helena pairing appeared immediately after Helena's first appearance on the series, although the pairing was generally met with mixed feelings. It's one of the more common canon pairings but it's still rare in the fandom. However, the pairing is Helena's most popular pairing for the Arrow fandom.
Although fanfiction is fairly rare to find that is dedicated solely to Oliver/Helena, there are plenty of fanvids on Youtube available. Gifs and picspams are often found on Tumblr.
There is no singular pairing name that fans agree on like other names in the fandom, although "Holiver" seems to be the most common.
==Fanworks==
===Fics===
===Art===
* Arrow & Huntress by shigurui
* I created The Huntress.
* Top 20 Arrow Ships (as voted by allisonisaac's followers) - 18. Oliver and Helena
===Vids===
* No Light, No Light
* Here comes trouble
* Applause
* One More Night
* under
* Bad Romance
* Kiss Me
* i stayed in the darkness with you
* You Found Me
* Never Let Me Go
* Alive (also half Oliver/Sara)
==Archives and Communities==
* Helena/Oliver works tagged at AO3
* Helena/Oliver works tagged at FFN
==Fannish Links==
* Oliver X Helena tag on Tumblr
==References==
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Category:Het Pairings
Category:Arrowverse Relationships
Category:DCU Relationships