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Man of Steel

Man of Steel is a live-action 2013 superhero film. Man of Steel is a reboot of the Superman film series that portrays the character's origin story. Henry Cavill starred as Clark Kent/Kal-El/Superman while Amy Adams starred as Lois Lane.
A sequel, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, was released in March 2016. The film is a start of a live-action Justice League team, with Batman and Wonder Woman starring in it. 
==Canon==
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
The main pairing in the Man of Steel fandom is Clark/Lois. Clark/Bruce, Jor-El/Zod, Clark/Zod, Diana/Clark, Jonathan/Martha, and Lois/Zod are all fairly rare within the fandom. Crossovers between the Marvel Cinematic Movieverse and Man of Steel have appeared, and the pairing Clark/Steve Rogers.
==Fanworks==
===Fics===
As of May 2016, there are 262 fics in the "Man of Steel" category on AO3. Out of these, 247 are in English and 188 of those are completed.
* What a Foreign Concept by TheDarknessFactor
* And We Will Face The World by khazadspoon
===Arts===
* Man Of Steel by Valzonline
* MAN OF STEEL 1 by supersebas
* Man of Steel by CODE-umb87
* MAN OF STEEL by rudyao
===Vids===
==Fannish Links==
* Man of Steel tagged works at AO3
* The Best of Man of Steel Fan Fiction community at FFN
* Man of Steel Kink, a kink meme community
* Man of Steel at FanPop
* Man of Steel search at DeviantArt
* Man of Steel Fans at DeviantArt
==Resources==
* Man of Steel at DC Database
* Man of Steel at Superman Wikia
* Man of Steel at DC Movies Wikia
* Man of Steel at DC Cinematic Universe Wikia
==References==
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Category:Superman
Category:DC Extended Universe
Man of the Streets

Man of the Streets is a slash Harry and Johnny 30-page novel by Meg Lewtan. 
It was originally in Magnetism where it had the note: "Kindly edited for adherence to H/J Universe by Ruth Kurz."
Some regular fan casted characters also appear in this story: Richard Eckert (Robert Redford) and Gary Morten (Gary Sandy).
 
Category:Harry & Johnny
Category:1980s
Man on Man: The New Gay Romance...

Man on Man: The New Gay Romance... was an article in the L.A. Weekly by Gendy Alimurun.
The topics discussed are professional m/m romance, its appeal and popularity, and its roots in slash fic. It also had statements that reminded some fans of the McCaffrey Tent Pent Statement.
While the article is a fairly standard one on this topic, it became a huge flashpoint for fans discussing the legitimacy and appeal of slash fiction writing, female desire, disenfranchisement, cultural appropriation, and more.
This debate has been called "The Slash Debate" in some circles, somewhat of a misnomer due to the fact that this discussion was one in a long, long line of "slash debates." 
See The Slash Debate.
==Excerpts from the Article==
==References==
Category:2009 News Media
Category:Slash News Media 
Category:Fanfiction News Media
Mana (video game series)

Mana, or Seiken Densetsu, is an extensive RPG video game series that originated within the Final Fantasy universe before taking on a life of its own. The fandom, while small, has deep ties to the soulbonding community, with many formative soulbonders being Children of Mana fans and hosting fic alongside soulbonding information.
==Fandom==
===Websites===
*Child of Mana
===1999 Fan Translation of Trials of Mana===
Neill Corlett, SoM2Freak, Lina`chan, and Nuku-nuku created a fan translation of Trials of Mana, also called Seiken Densetsu 3, in 1999. Neill Corlett handled the ROM hacking, while SoM2Freak handled translation of game terms and a small amount of the script. After SOM2Freak's departure from the project, Lina`chan contacted Neill Corlett and together with Nuku-nuku finished the translation work. Between Trials of Mana's publication in the Japanese market in 1995 and its official localization in 2019, there was no official English-language release: English-speaking fans fell in love with the series by playing this fan translation.
==Community & Resources==
* Seikens community message board
* r/secretofmana on Reddit for the Mana Series as a whole
* The Mana Series public community server on Discord for the Mana Series as a whole
* r/trialsofmana on Reddit for Trials of Mana
* Trials of Mana Discord public community server on Discord for Trials of Mana
* Trials of Mana AO3 tag
==References==
Category:Video Games
Manacles Press

Manacles Press was a zine press run by Megan Kent and Charlotte C. Hill from the late 1980s until 1998. It was also the American agent for Homosapien Press and the zines by Julien Bozza.
Regarding the press' name: "Manacles Press isn't quite as kinky as you would imagine from the name. Suffice to say that it's an "in" joke and don't ask us to explain it!" from the title page of Concupiscence #1 
==About==
For the most part, they sold reasonably priced, solid quality, no-frills (art, etc.,) anthology zines. For years, they were $15 in person at a con, $18 mailed. 
They rarely had trouble filling a zine, since they came out frequently, were well produced and edited, and were well-promoted. They were also willing to work with first time writers. Charlotte was a solid and prolific writer herself, and wrote between 10% and 40% of each zine.
They did different "brands" for different fandoms: 
* Nudge, Nudge, Wink, Wink for The Professionals (Issue 1 pub'd in 1992)
* McPikus Interruptus for Wiseguy
* Walking Distance for Highlander (with the subtitle -- "Everywhere is walking distance if you have the time.") 
* Concupiscence for Multimedia stories (Issue 1 pub'd in 1991)
They also published one-off novels. The first -- Shoshanna's Never Let Me Down (The Professionals) -- was simply produced, and looked much like their other zines. The next few, Chains of Being, a Space: Above and Beyond novel also by Shoshanna, Whisper of a Kill (The Professionals) by Lois Welling, Outrider by Leslie Fish, Professional Dreamer and others by Pam Rose, were all a bit more lavish with full-color art covers, etc.
In 2005, the publishers began posting stories from the zines to a livejournal community, manaclespress. The original intent was to publish one story per week, but only three stories ever got posted.
==Word Count==
Very early on, the editors were adamant about including word counts for their zines, rather than advertising page count.
From Nudge Nudge, Wink Wink #1: 
==The End==
==Complete List of Publications==
* Arabian Nights (1992)
* Chains of Being (1996)
* Concupiscence (1991-1997)
* A Consortium of Light (1992)
* McPikus Interruptus (192-1995)
* Nudge Nudge Wink Wink (1992-1995)
* Outrider (1993)
* Professional Dreamer (1992)
* Never Let Me Down (1992)
* A River That Runs Both Ways (1991)
* Walking Distance (1997)
* What If... (1992)
* Whisper of a Kill (1992)
==References==
Manaspure

Manaspure is a Satoshi x Kasumi Pokémon doujinshi that is "99% fanfiction and 1% illustrations."Let's Reading: A Doujinshi Collection Site. (Accessed 11 April 2012.) It is based on the first-season anime and features Ash, Misty, and Brock and their Pokémon.
Image:Manaspure front cover.jpg|Front cover
Image:Manaspure sample1.png|Inside art
Image:Manaspure sample2.png|Inside art
== References ==
Category:Pokémon Doujinshi
Category:Het Doujinshi
Mandarake

Mandarake is a thrift store chain in Japan that began as a used bookstore, but now sells used manga (professional and doujinshi), anime DVDs and figures, video and card games, Cosplay items and animation cels. 
Mandarake ships internationally, so is often used by Western fans to import merchandise not licensed to their countries. Their stores are also somewhat of a popular tourist destination among foreign otaku, sometimes appearing in vlogs. Their website is available in languages other than Japanese, albeit machine-translated and full of errors.
File:Mandarakedoujinskitarokitaro.png | Kitakita doujins for sale on Mandarake
File:Mandarakedoujinskitaronezumiotoko.png| Gegege no Kitaro doujins for sale on Mandarake's website
Category:Anime & Manga Fandom
Category:Doujin Fandom
Mandatory things you find in a proper Good Omens AU Fan Fic

Mandatory things you find in a proper Good Omens AU Fan Fic was a Tumblr post by beerok23, that outlined what they felt were all the elements they felt that one would find in Good Omens AU fics.
== The Post==
==Responses==
== References ==
Category:Good Omens
Category:Meta on TumblrCategory:2023 Meta
Mandc read

mandc_read was a discussion community on Dreamwidth and LiveJournal. The name stands for 'M and C Read', M&C being fannish shorthand for the 2003 film Master and Commander: the Far Side of the World. The original LiveJournal comm mandc_read was set up in 2007, with the tagline The Patrick O'Brian Readthrough of the World! We are reading through Patrick O'Brian's Aubreyad books, one chapter a week, and discussing them here. Please join in!About mandc_read
Originally set up on Livejournal and later moved to Dreamwidth, the community was designed to read through the 20 completed novels in the Aubreyad series of books by Patrick O'Brian. The first read-through finished in 2012 and the second read commenced later that same year, concluding in June 2017.
==References==
Category:Master and Commander
Mandc watch

The name mandc_watch stands for 'M and C Watch', M&C being fannish shorthand for the 2003 film Master and Commander: the Far Side of the World. The original LiveJournal comm mandc_watch was set up in 2007, with the tagline We're going to watch Master and Commander together, all at the same time, all from within our own time zones. And at the same time, we are going to squee. We are the United Nations of Patrick O'Brian Love: UNOPOBL.mandc_watch: About mandc_watch
When some fans moved to Dreamwidth for various reasons, sharpiefan felt it was important that it become home and set up an equivalent comm with the same name at mandc_watch in 2012.
==References==
Category:Master and Commander
Mandi Schultz

Mandi Schultz was a fan writer, zine ed, and zine publisher most active in the Star Trek: TOS fandom. She entered fandom in October 1967 "as a matter of survival" from Who's Who in Star Trek Fandom with the name Mandi Tamborello. 
She was involved in Spock's People as a member (circa 1968) and the Chicago chapter of Spock's Scribes as a national vice-president. She also assisted with Mariette Hartley Fan Network.
Schultz was also Assistant to the Acting Administrator in the WSA Program.
In May 1971, she married Richard Schultz.
==Zines==
She is perhaps best known for her Diamonds and Rust series, written with Cheryl Rice and published in 1978. She also wrote "Fountain of Sorrow," which appeared in Beta Niobe Revisited (1976), and "Where Sirens Sing," from Alpha Continuum #4 (1980).
Schultz had a personalzine called Implosion, and had been known to write articles and letters for various zines, including "an article [...] warning about rip-off dealers and poor quality merchandise at cons" for Spectrum #26 (1976)from The Halkan Council #22 and a letter in T-Negative #27 (1975).from Boldly Writing
She was also involved with the production of the following zines:
 
===As Tamborello===
* Nimoyan-Spock's Scribes Yearbook (1968)
* Spock's Sentinel (1968-1969)
* The Hailing Signal (1968)
* Menagerie (as art editor, 1969)
* The Nimoyan Fellowship
* The Spockulator
===As Schultz===
* The Prisoner, publisher (c.1977)
* Beta Niobe Revisited, editor with Rusty Hancock (1976)
* Alpha Continuum #1, #2, #4 (1976, 1977, 1980)
* Who's Who in Star Trek Fandom, editor with Jeff Johnston/M.J. Fisher (1977)
* Diamonds and Rust (1978)
==Gafiate==
Mandi gafiated from Star Trek fandom around 1979: 
According to a statement Scuttlebutt, this was after the publication of Diamonds and Rust: 
In the next issue of Scuttlebutt, Mandi elaborates: 
== References ==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Zine Publishers
Mandip Gill

Mandip Gill is an actress most well known for her role as Yasmin Khan, the Thirteenth Doctor's companion from Doctor Who.
==Fandom==
She's known as one of the Captain's of Thasmin, having shown support for it well before it became somewhat canon in Eve of the Daleks.
Her close friendship with Jodie Whittaker is well known in the fandom, as a large proportion of her fans came from her role in Doctor Who.
===LFCC & Fanfic===
At London Film and Comic Con Spring 2022, she strongly implied during a panel that she'd read Thasmin fic. Afterwards, she clarified with a group of fans that she had read some, and asked where she could find more. One fan mentioned Ao3, and Mandip was heavily encouraged to apply filters if she did so.
Category:Doctor Who Actors
Mando'a

Mando'a is the language spoken by Mandalorians in the Star Wars universe. Fans have created extensive dictionaries of official terms from a variety of canon sources, as well as creating their own words and systems. 
==Canon Resources==
*Mando'a Database
*Mando'a on Wookieepedia
*Ke jorhaa'ir Mando'a!
==Fan Interpretations==
*Mandalorian Font
*Mando'a Dictionary on MandoCreator
==Communities==
*Learn Mando'a
==Example Fanworks==
Fanworks using Mando'a. 
===Films===
*The Old Republic: Rescue Mission by Torrm Production (2015)
Category:Fictional Languages
Category:The Mandalorian
Mandragora

You may be looking for Mandragora Helix, a Doctor Who zine.
 
Mandragora is a Doctor Who and Blake's 7 zine.
There were eleven issues.
==Issue 1==
Mandragora 1 was published in January 1983.
==Issue 11==
Mandragora 11 was published in November 1984.
 
 
Category:1980s
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Mandragora Helix

You may be looking for Mandragora, a Doctor Who and Blake's 7 zine.
Mandragora Helix is a Doctor Who zine of reviews, articles, and perhaps fiction. There were at least three issues, the first published in 1985.
There are five issues.
==Issue 1==
Mandragora Helix 1 was published in May 1985.
==Issue 2==
Mandragora Helix 2
==Issue 3/4==
Mandragora Helix 3/4
==Issue 5==
Mandragora Helix 5 was published in July 1986.
Category:1980s
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Mandria

Mandria is a gen anthology of fiction edited and published by David Blenkinsopp. There are at least ten issues.
==Issue 1==
Mandria 2
==Issue 2==
Mandria 2 was published in May 1990.
* Lady in a Cage by R. Head
* Mirrors by T. Reid
* Prisoners of Time by John Holland
* other unknown content
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
* Summer Night, 1968 by Tim Munro
* Prisoners of Time, part two by John Holland
* Suicide is Painless by James Grant McQuarrie
* Shadows on the Wall by Dave Tully
* Some People are on the Pitch by Keith Topping
* stippling covers by Maria Richmond, other art by John Holland/Editoria-Grafix 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 3==
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1990s
Manechan

Manechan is a fanartist for several fandoms, although she is mostly known in the Saint Seiya and Harry Potter fandoms for her works about the Marauders. She has also been involved in fan animation and zines, like Saint Seiya B Gaiden for the Saint Seiya fandom or Vestigium Itineris for the Harry Potter fandom. She started in fandom in early 2000's. More recently she has also done some collabs with her sisters Xau & Xu.
==Notable Works==
File:Vestigiumitineris1.jpg|Cover of Issue #1 of the Harry Potter zine "Vestigium Itineris" (2005)
File:Stsgaidenb2.jpg|Cover of Issue #2 of the Saint Seiya zine "Saint Seiya B Gaiden" (2015)
Category: Fanartists
Category:Cosplayers
Manga, Anime, Netflix Adaptation

Manga, Anime, Netflix Adaptation is a meme that mocks Netflix adaptations of various anime and manga series by comparing the artwork to photographs of something that vaguely resembles the starring character.
Know Your Meme cites the origin as an image posted to Reddit by user localConurbanoNetflix Adaptation on Know Your Meme, which shows anime and manga images of Hotaru Tomoe from Sailor Moon. The final panel features a picture of a black person with a septum piercing and a wig that resembles Tomoe's hairstyle.
==References==
Category:Anime & Manga Fandom
Category:2018 Memes
MangaFox

MangaFox is one of the biggest online scanlation sites.
==History==
==Site==
==Controversy==
	 		
*http://www.mangaupdates.com/showtopic.php?page=1&tid=28000
 	
*http://japanzai.com/index.php?topic=1619.0
 		
*http://wayback.archive.org/web/*/http://noez.com (older pages with info about NOEZ's corporate plans before they were taken down)
In a forum announcement addressed to scanlation groups, MangaFox forum staff member Ezyl reported that the MangaFox volunteer staff had been unwillingly stripped of access to the site's backend and file management areas:
:As many of you know, the voluntary staff have been completely stripped off permissions in the backend (Manga Upload Management Area) and as such we can no longer address any of your concerns, even if we may personally want to. [...] We would also like to inform everyone that the closure or deletion of the Scanlators Information forum seems to have been done by manga.dreamer. As such, the Quality Control branch of Mangafox's voluntary staff will be dissolved or rather had just been dissolved by him as well. [...] Since we no longer have permissions over the back end, we will leave the handling of that area to Noez from now on.Announcement: Important Notice To All Scanlation Groups, Ezyl, 09-22-2011. FreezePage.Mangafox - How NOEZ does Business, ZakinYo, 12 October 2011, edited to add screencap 15 January 2012. WebCite.
==References==
Category:Anime & Manga Fandom
Category:Translation
MangaNovel

MangaNovel was an experiment in legal scanlation. The site licensed obscure manga and made them available for users to translate.
MangaNovel generated some favorable buzz early on, but its horrible scanlation interface (a hard-to-use, windows-only program that had to be downloaded and installed on one's own computer), badly-implemented discussion forums, and total lack of famous series displeased many people who tried to use the site.
A contest to scanlate part of Pharaoh no Haka and win an iPod Touch saw so few entries that the deadline had to be extended multiple times over the course of several months. Eventually, the site closed without most scanlators, scanlation readers, and manga fans ever having heard of it.
The only lasting effect of the site was to inspire a scanlation team to take on Pharaoh no Haka as a project.
==Series Formerly Available on MN==
As the quote above indicates, MangaNovel mostly had obscure series in unpopular genres from an obscure (in English) publisher. These included:
* Koromo Monogatari
* Welcome to the My Friend Animal Hospital
* I Fell In Love With You Under The Sacred Fig
==Links==
* MangaNovel official site
* Publishers Weekly article from November 13th, 2007
* A blog post discussing the reasons the site closed
==Notes==
Category:Anime & Manga Fandom
Category:Translation
Manga Barcelona

Manga Barcelona, formerly known as Salón del Manga de Barcelona, is the largest event dedicated to manganime in Spain. It takes place annually in Barcelona (the exact location has changed over the years, sometimes celebrated in L'Hospitalet, which is a town in Greater Barcelona). Manga Barcelona started in 1995 as a small event organized by the FICOMIC (Guilds of Publishers, Booksellers and Distributors of Catalonia). It was one of the earliest manga and anime conventions in Spain, focusing on promoting Japanese pop culture and providing a platform for fans to gather, share their interests, and engage with various aspects of manga, anime, and related media.
Over the years, Manga Barcelona has grown significantly in size and popularity, evolving into one of the largest and most prominent events of its kind in Spain and even Europe. The convention expanded its scope to include not only manga and anime but also other facets of Japanese culture, such as cosplay, video games, traditional arts, music, and cuisine.
The event typically features a wide range of activities, including panels, workshops, a cosplay contest, parapara contest, exhibitions, and opportunities to meet special guests from the manga and anime industry.
Category:Conventions in Spain
Manga de Oro

Manga de Oro (MDO) Awards (Golden Sleeve Awards in English as the word "manga" is Spanish for "sleeve"), was a fanfic award held to recognize fanfic writers whose fics stood out for their quality. The entire event was democratic. Readers and authors voted via mail. Votes were open from January 1st to July 1st. After that votes were counted and the winner announced.
The categories were divided into 3 segments: Characters, Series, and Types of Fanfics. There were 9 categories in the Character Segment, 9 in the Series Segment and 14 in the Fanfic Types Segment, giving a total of 32 categories. Later, at the suggestion of many participants, the category of "Best Fanfic Archive Page" was also added.
Originally, it was planned to include the "Worst Fanfic" category too, but it was eliminated as it would be considered insulting and disrespectful for whoever was chosen in this category.
The event was held by Hukarovi Yanoki, who was in charge of the website and the vote count. With several other people creating the banners given to the winners.
== 2001 Nominees and Winners ==
=== Best Non-Canon Ship Fic ===
* Solo Son Recuerdos by Caronte (Ryoga Hibiki x Ukyo from Ranma 1/2) - Winner
* Un Largo y Tortuoso Camino by Zen (Ranma Saotome x Ukyo from Ranma 1/2)
* Amores que Duelen by Haydee Villagómez (Eagle Vision x Hikaru from Magic Knight Rayearth)
* La Única y Verdadera Felicidad by Marissa Cervantes (Ranma Saotome x Nabiki Tendo from Ranma 1/2)
* Knowledge and Love by Ariadna Dir (Izzy x Sora from Digimon)
* Marmalade Boy II by Barbara Checa (Miwa Satoshi x Akizuki Meiko from Marmalade Boy)
=== Best Canon x OC Ship Fic ===
* When the truly love comes late by Uti_SG (Son Goku from Dragon Ball x OC) - Winner
* La Alianza by Eagle (Ami Mizuno from Sailor Moon x OC)
* Crónicas del Milenio de Plata by Leonardo Valencia (Ami Mizuno from Sailor Moon x OC)
* Quién dijo que no hay chicos en Sailor Moon? by Barbara Checa and Nemain (Makoto Kino from Sailor Moon x OC
* El 12avo cumpleaños de Ash by Sakura Kinomoto (Ash Ketchum from Pokemon x OC)
* Las nuevas guerreras mágicas by Hechicera Kali (Paris from Magic Knight Rayeart x OC)
=== Best Crossover Ship Fic ===
* Boy Meets Girl by Julian Soullard (Makoto Kino from Sailor Moon x Trunks Briefs from Dragon Ball Z) - Winner
* La Marca de la Esperanza by Blackwolf-X (Hotaru Tomoe from Sailor Moon x Fly from Dragon Quest)
* Super Slayer by Ryoga Sith (Minako Aino from Sailor Moon x Zelgadiss from Slayers)
* A Duet of Pigtails by Libby Thomas (Hikaru Shidou from Magic Knight Rayeart x Ranma Saotome from Ranma 1/2)
* Enlace Entre dos Mundos by Belly (Mokona from Magic Knight Rayeart x Kero from Card Captor Sakura)
* Hunters by Ryoga Sith (Setsuna Meiou from Sailor Moon x Zero from Mega Man)
Category:Spanish-Speaking Fandom
Category:Anime & Manga Fandom
Category:2001 Awards
Category:2000s Awards
Manhua

Manhua refer to comics originally produced in China with a Chinese-speaking audience in mind, although they have been rapidly increasing in popularity internationally due to the recent influx of digital manhua and manhua translations. Many manhua originate from Hong Kong and Taiwan.
Unlike most comics, manhua can be read both physically and digitally (although digital manhua is growing rapidly and seems more preferred format). Manhua is usually colored, with pages being read like any other western comic- from left to right. 
Animated adaptations of manhua are generally known as donghua.
Category:Chinese Fandom Glossary
Category:C-Media Fandom
Category:Taiwanese Media Fandom
Category:Fandoms by Canon Type
Category:Social Media Feature-Terminology Thursday
Maniac

Maniac is a Star Trek: TOS story by Thetis. 
It was published in the print zine Obsczine. not be confused with Obsc'zine 
 
==Summary==
The Enterprise’s entire crew is murdered, until it is just Spock and the killer left, a sexually aroused Christine Chapel, some fade-to-black sex ensues.
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Spock/Chapel Fanfiction
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:1977 Fanfiction