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Aloneintherain

aloneintherain is a fan and author who has been publishing fanfiction in the ATLA, MCU, and other fandoms since 2013. In addition to her fanfiction, she is active in developing shared AUs and regularly shares fic reclists. tag on Tumblr. 
aloneintherain has given Blanket Permission to Podfic her works.
==Notable Fanworks==
* See it all in bloom (AO3 link), a BNHA future fic series.
* , a Class 1-A (BNHA) time travel fic.
* Gen, Zuko & Gaang. Post-canon.
* , a Peter Parker/Johnny Storm fic
* , a Spider Man and Avengers fic.
* , a multi-fandom collaborative writing project led by aloneintherain.
===Reclists===
* tag on Tumblr.
==Fanart and Recursive Fan Content==
See also: Fanworks for see it all in bloom
=== Fanfic ===
* Song of Tomorrow by Stardust_Steel, inspired by a new and brighter birth
* What Has Been Seen, Cannot Be Undone by Fernandidilly_yo, inspired by yesterday, I saw a change
* A Second Chance by araluen_x, inspired by love language
=== Translations ===
* 今非昔比 by sophiakhaleesi, a translation of yesterday, I saw a change into Chinese
* Pod gruzowiskiem (W maleńkiej przestrzeni) by Lampira7, a translation of Fitting In (Tiny Spaces) into Polish
=== Podfic ===
* podfic of yesterday, I saw a change, by Boompowkablam
* podfic of speak it free, by RuneLore
=== Example Fanart ===
* fan art tag, a tag on Tumblr
File:Fitting In (Tiny Spaces) art by bananaink.jpg|Fitting In (Tiny Spaces) art by bananaink, showing Sam rescuing Peter
File:love language art by boblievird.jpg|love language art by boblievird, the Gaang lying on top of Zuko
File:forgiveness art by the-game-sideblog.jpg|forgiveness art by the-game-sideblog, Todoroki and Midoriya looking at each other in Todoroki's bedroom
File:find warmth in the middle of the night art by rockofgelato.png|find warmth in the middle of the night by rockofgelato, watercolor of Peter and MJ in a thrift store
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Along Came a Spider (Star Trek TOS story)

Along Came a Spider is a Kirk/Spock story by C.A. Pierce. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #4.
==Summary==
"A new female crewmembersʼ attentions make Spock nervous, so he goes to Kirk for advise and gets more than he bargained for."
==Excerpt==
"She took the report and he almost let go before her clawed hand could take it. He wanted no 'accidental' contact. She nodded, her eyes again doing their torture. Then Spock sighed and slumped when the turbolift closed. He sat at his station, wondering how he would get rid of her. I do not wish to put a smear on her record as she is a very good worker, but she must learn to respect... superior officers. Because she comes from a planet where men are sexual objects... Spock flinched, does not give her the right..."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1986===
===1989===
===1996===
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1985 Fanfiction‎
Along For The Ride

Along For The Ride is a Hanson fanfic written by Dusty.
The story is written from Taylor's point of view, in a world where he and his only brother Zac are in a band very different from Hanson. Taylor is the ultimate bad boy who delights in teasing his more prude-ish younger brother, at least until their relationship gets more than a bit twisted. It all comes out in the end, when a friend discovers their relationship and Taylor pays the consequences. In the end, it is revealed that the fic is the novel Taylor wrote after his psychiatric treatment.
==Hitting The Blacktop==
The sequel to Along For The Ride, this story is told from Zac's point of view as he tries to move on with his life and find a normal job. A family emergency puts him back in Taylor's path, and the two spend the rest of the story trying to work out their issues while Zac also pursues a more normal relationship with an OMC.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Awards==
These stories won awards in the Blank Page Awards. They are featured in the PlaceToHide.net hall of fame.
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2011 Fanfiction‎
Along the Road of Dreams

Along the Road of Dreams is a 91-page slash Miami Vice novel by Flamingo. The art is by KOZ.
==Summaries==
From the distributor, Agent With Style: "Sonny and Castillo dream of each other every night in their cold, lonely beds. When will they start sharing and living their dreams together?"
From a July 1993 ad in GAZ: "Everyone's having dreams about one thing or another. Trouble, drug busts, danger..but Crockett and Castillo's dreams have taken on a more nerve wracking quality; a quality which seeps into their work-time and causes them to dread the night. Can Tubbs get to the root of the problem? And how, exactly, does Hank Weldon fit into all this?!"
== Sample Zine Art by KOZ ==
File:Along the road of dreams page page 13.jpg|Page 13 art. Castillo and Crockett, in an intimate embrace. Castillo is touching Crockett's neck gently.
File:Along the road of dreams page 49.jpg|Page 49 art. Ricardo and Sonny, discussing something. Sonny looks worried, while Ricardo looks amused.
Category:Miami Vice Zines
Category:1992 Zines
Along the Straight and Narrow

Along the Straight and Narrow is a gen 94-page Professionals anthology. 
While titled "Volume 1," it is very likely it is the only issue.
==A Submission Request==
From GAZ: 
==Contents==
* In Justice (10 pages)
* A Gay Old Time (22 pages)
*Mad Dogs and Englishmen (24 pages)
* Puppy Love (19 pages)
* By the Sea, By the Sea (18 pages)
Category:The Professionals Gen Zines
Category:1995 Zines
Along the Trail to Purgatory

Along the Trail to Purgatory is a gen 86-page Magnificent Seven anthology with fiction by Michelle Robb.
The art is by Lucy Seaman. 
They are stories originally published in other multi-media zines. Perhaps under different titles? Certainly with a different author credit. Only one story shows up in a search on Fanlore. 
==Contents==
* Measure of a Man (1)
* One Night in Hell (also in Scoundrels, Sinners and Saviors) (9)
* Queen of Hearts (37)
* Gossip 1 - Fetchin’ Water (39)
* Working Girls (missing scene) (45)
* A Good Day to Die (57)
* Showdown (65)
* Barriers (77)
* Transitions (81)
==References==
Category: Magnificent Seven Zines
Category:2000s Zines
Along the Way

Along the Way is a Kirk/Spock story by Emily Adams. 
It was published in the print zine KaleidoScope #5.
 
==Summary==
"A/U: Kirk is transported to another universe by a disgruntled crewmember and finds a relationship with the Spock of that universe that he never had with the one in his own."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1996===
 
===1997===
===2001===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1996 Fanfiction‎
Alonzo (Cats)

Alonzo is a character from Cats.
==Canon==
===Appearance===
He is usually either black and white, or black and gold depending on the version of the show. The original and London-based productions, as well as that of the 1998 film, portray him as the former, whereas Broadway-based productions tend to portray the latter.
==Fandom==
Fandom tends to favour his black and white appearance in fanworks, likely as it helps differentiate him more easily from many of the other characters.
===Shipping===
*Alonzo/Cassandra (Casslonzo)
*Alonzo/Demeter (Demelonzo}
*Alonzo/Mr. Mistoffelees (Alonzoffelees)
*Alonzo/Munkustrap (Alonzostrap)
*Alonzo/Rum Tum Tugger (Altugger)
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
*[...]Anyway, it was fun getting to draw Alonzo here! (Oct 2023) by lozeyart
*alonzo as this tweet because (Mar 2024) by spacesnakess
*this is the dumbest thing ive ever drawn and you guys have to see it (Aug 2024) by soul-eclectic
*[...]wanted to share an old Lonzo[...] (Jul 2024) by murdleandmarot
==Resources & External Links==
==References==
Category:Cats Characters
Aloy/Talanah

Aloy/Talanah is the femslash pairing of Aloy and Talanah Khane Padish from the Horizon gaming series. The ship is referred to by several names, some more well used than others, from Hawk and/& Thrush to the portmanteau Talanaloy.
==Canon==
Aloy first meets Talanah at the Carja Hunters Lodge, and the pair eventually become Thrush and Hawk respectively. The two come together to fight and defeat Redmaw, a legendary Thunderjaw. They both fight together in the final battle.
==Fandom==
Aloy/Talanah appears to be the most popular femslash ship for Aloy, especially on sites such as Ao3 and Tumblr.
===Common Tropes & Themes===
==Fanworks==
==Resources & External Links==
*Aloy/Talanah Khane Padish - Ao3 Tag
==References==
Category:Horizon (Gaming Series)
Category:Femslash Pairings
Category:Interracial Pairings
Aloysius's Star Wars Fan Fiction

Aloysius's Star Wars Fan Fiction was a Star Wars fanfiction site. 
It was a member of the The Phantom Menace Fanfiction Webring, The Women of Star Wars Web Ring and the Jedi Grrls webring. It was linked at Jedi Discipline.
File:Aloysius s Star Wars Fan Fiction1.png
File:Aloysius s Star Wars Fan Fiction2.png
By 2003 the site had changed the name to Whispering Moon, moved to a different location and became a multifandom site. 
Description from The Fic Closet: "Aloysius and I go WAAAAAY back. She writes great stuff. If she'd just finish a certain story *coughcough* I'd be mighty happy."Diebin. The Fic Closet - Links. (Accessed 26 December 2015)
==References==
Category:Star Wars Author Pages
Category:Star Wars TPM Author Pages
Category:1999 Author Pages
Alpha-Omega (Blake's 7 zine)

Alpha-Omega is a slash Blake's 7 zine. 
A flyer says it is a "series of intertwined stories dealing with events from pre-London days to post Gauda Prime. Featuring a new colour cover by Karen River. Available ZebraCon 1995."
Note: it is likely that this zine was never published. 
From a fan in 1996: 
Also from a fan in 1996: 
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Slash Zines
Category:1995 Zines
Alpha: 2012 -- A Space: 1999 Event

Although The International Space: 1999 Alliance was shuttered in 1999 following the Breakaway convention in 1999, former President Rose Marie Badgett, with Paul Bens, Rebecca Eisenhuth, Karen A. (name withheld for known privacy concerns) and Paul Stankevitch, decided to hold a USA convention under the same principles championed by the Alliance.
This convention was called Alpha: 2012—A Space: 1999 Event.
It was held September 14–16, 2012 - Burbank Airport Marriott, Burbank, California - Guests: Martin Landau, Barbara Bain, Prentis Hancock, Anton Phillips, Nick Tate, Judy Geeson and writer Christoper Penfold. On the evening before the convention began, Landau cancelled due to P.R. responsibilities for Tim Burton's "Frankenweenie." However, on Saturday, September 15, Landau surprised fans when he strolled into the lobby of the hotel in order to attend. Although they did not appear together, Landau and Bain appeared on the same days, two hours apart. Charity: Multiple Sclerosis and Pet Friends. Donation: $15,000.00 Attendance: 135 fans
==Highlights==
* A 70 foot long and 7 foot high collage "Wall" of approximately 160 high-quality mini-posters were specifically printed for the convention and attached to the ballroom hall using velcro. The stars, including Landau and Bain, autographed nearly one third of the posters which were auctioned at the end of the con to the highest bidders to benefit the charity. The "Wall Auction" accounted for nearly half of the final charity donation.
* Former Alliance President Fitzgerald donated her entire Space: 1999 collection—which included rare original scripts and many vintage toys—to the charity auction. One original script for the series one episode "The Testament of Arkadia"—autographed by stars in attendance and other stars at past conventions—went for $1050.00. The next highest script went for $900.
* Actor Prentis Hancock (Controller Paul Morrow) greeting Martin Landau (Commander John Koenig) in the hotel lobby by saying "Hello, Commander." It was the first time they had seen each other since 1974.
* While all past Alliance cons provided con-goers with a printed post-con report free of charge after each convention, Alpha: 2012 provided (again, free of charge) a professionally shot, edited and authored DVD set comprised of 3 video DVDs and 1 photo DVD to each attending member and each supporting member.
* An unofficial con event was the Book Premiere Party for Conversations at Warp Speed by Anthony Wynn featuring special guest Eric A. Stillwell who, along with actor Nick Tate, have interviews in the volume. Also attending was fan artist Ken Scott, who designed the book cover.
==Program Covers==
Image:Alpha2012-Programfrontcover.jpg|Program front cover, 2012.
Image:Alpha2012-Programbackcover.jpg|Program back cover, 2012.
Category:Space:1999 Conventions
Category:2012 ConventionsCategory:Conventions in United States
Alpha: 2017

Alpha: 2017 is a Space: 1999 con that was held July 28-30, 2017 in Parsippany, New Jersey.
Tagline: "To Everything That Was"
Special guests were: Prentis Hancock, Nick Tate, Anton Phillips, Pam Rose and Suzanne Heimer.
Fan guest was David Hirsch.
Guests participating by telephone conference call were: Catherine Schell, Christopher Penfold and Brian Johnson.
Category:Space:1999 Conventions
Category:2017 ConventionsCategory:Conventions in United States
Alpha Centura

Alpha Centura was a fan club started at the University of New Mexico. Its focus was originally Star Trek, but it grew to encompass other science fiction and fantasy. 
The club published the long-running zine Alpha Centura Communicator.
This club sponsored a convention in 1977. A fan, G. Dow, described this convention: 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Clubs
Category:Science Fiction Fan Clubs
Category:1976 Fan Clubs
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
Alpha Flight

Alpha Flight is a fictional superhero team created and a comic book published by Marvel Comics, noteworthy for being one of the few Canadian superhero teams.
==Canon==
The team first appeared in X-Men #120 (April 1979).
The team also appeared in X-Men: The Animated Series. Alpha Flight's name can be seen in X2: X-Men United on the computer when Mystique hacks into Stryker's computer. The team's insignia cameos in X-Men Legends, but three members appear in Super Hero Squad Online. Department H is mentioned in the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. episode "Turn, Turn, Turn".
===Members===
* Guardian
* Northstar
* Aurora
* Sasquatch
* Shaman
* Snowbird
==Fandom==
===Common Tropes in Fanworks===
* Original Characters: similar to X-Men fandom, original characters were common. Often they were new members of the team, or a member of one of the training groups (Beta and Gamma). Stories where the Canadian government creates a new team, similar to Alpha Flight, could also be found.
* Canada: fans sometimes felt that Alpha Flight portrayed Canada inaccurately, fans would try to correct this in their stories by adding more Canadian content. Sometimes they included pictures or web links, so readers could get a better idea of the geography in which their stories took place.
* Northstar: in early Alpha Flight fandom team fics or stories focused on Puck seemed to be popular, however in the late 2000s and 2010s the most popular character appears to be Northstar (Jean-Paul Beaubier). This may be because he was in the X-Men comics for a time teaching at Charles Xavier's school. Northstar was also the first openly gay marvel character, so that may have attracted fans.
* Crossovers: with the X-Men, which is commonly found in canon, but also with other Marvel or DC comics characters and universes
==Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
Most Alpha Flight fanfics are crossovers with other Marvel Comics fandoms. X-Men crossovers are common (the teams had canon connections, as are MCU fics. Jean-Paul Beaubier), aka Northstar, is by far the most popular focus character. 
* - a short Jean-Paul/Kyle Jinadu Office AU series
* - Pairs Jean-Paul with Scott Summers, and Jean Grey with Ororo. 
* , a non-shippy fic about Northstar and fanmail
===Fanart===
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* Alpha Flight by thejason10
* Alpha Flight by AgnesGarbowska
* Alpha Flight by RobertMacquarrie1
===Zines===
* AlphaScope
==Mailing Lists==
* Alpha Waves (defunct)
==Archives & Links==
* Alpha Flight at AO3
* Net Alpha (defunct)
* (defunct)
* Alpha Flight search at DeviantArt
* Fight For The Flight, an old petition to save Alpha Flight comics
===Tumblr===
* Tumblr tag: alpha flight
* (defunct)
* 
==Websites and Webrings==
Alpha Flight, like many Marvel Comics properties and characters, had its share of fansites, usually hosted on places such GeoCities and Angelfire
* AlphaFlight.net, a fansite
* Alpha Flight Comic Ring (webring)
* Alpha Zone
==Resources==
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==Further reading==
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==References==
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Category:Social Media Feature
Alpha Flight Comic Ring

The Alpha Flight Comic Ring was a webring connecting fansites focused on Alpha Flight and its related comics characters.
==Member Sites==
*Adrian Corbo's Alpha Central
*Alpha Enemy Mine 
*The Alpha Flight Index
*Alpha Zone (homepage)
*Bob's Alpha Flight archive
*DMK's Guide to Alpha Flight
*Guest Starring Alpha Flight
*Mo's Alpha Flight Page
*Net Alpha
*Wolverine's R.E.A.L.M. 
Category:Alpha Flight
Category:X-Men Webrings
Category:1999 Webrings
Category:2000s Webrings
Alpha Log (Space:1999 zine)

See Alpha Log for similar articles.
Alpha Log was the yearly clubzine published by Main Mission Alpha, the oldest of the Space: 1999 fan clubs. It is a gen zine. Two issues have been scanned here.
It has a sister zine, a newsletter called Main Mission Alpha, later Command Center.
Club members were sent the first four issues of this fiction/art zine once a year in the spring as part of their dues. In a cost-saving measure, the fifth issue was offered only as a separate purchase.
==Its Origins==
==Issue 1==
Alpha Log 1 was published in 1977.
* Aftermath by M.D. Bloemker (pages 26–31) This story could also be in issue #5 instead
* other unknown content
==Issue 2==
Alpha Log 2 was published in 1978 and has 26 pages.
* Psychon Encounter (6 pages)
* Into the Stars (2 pages)
* Spoof:1999 (2 pages)
* Our Alpha Love (1 page)
* Journey to Where Word Find (1 page)
* Is This the Face ...? (2 pages)
* Survivor? (1 page)
* Daughter of the Stars (1 page)
* Space: 1999 Portfolio (6 pages)
* Alphan Memory (1 page)
==Issue 3==
Alpha Log 3 was published in March 1979 and contains 31 pages.
* From the Command Desk (1)
* "Living Death" by Tom McLaren (2)
* Theme by James Herbert (6)
* "Galactic Game of Marbles" a poem by Kathi Lynn Higley (8)
* "The DNA Crisis" by Sharon Chag (9)
* Ring a Circle Around the Moon by Rickey Jones (10)
* For the Love of Man (13)
* Alpha Limerick (13)
* "The Perfect Place....But" by Paul Bens (15)
* Moonbase Alpha by Jeff Barber (18)
* Fate (18)
* "Deadly Strategy" by Tod Ellsworth
* art by Linda Brune, Kathi Lynn Higley, Guy Verrette, Pat Munson, James Herbert, Tod Ellsworth (back cover) and Judy Moore (front cover)
==Issue 4==
Alpha Log 4 was published in April 1980 and contains 33 pages.
* A Step Towards the Future by Meta Campbell (1 page)
* She Sleeps Now, poem by Terry S. Bowers (1 page, based on the episode "Journey to Nowhere")
* Looking Back: The Childhood of a Commander, poem by James Herbert (1 page)
* The Luck O' the Irish, It Was Just One of Those Daze Days by Jolinda Mattison (11 pages)
* Alien Love (1 page)
* Reflections of a Tired, Aging Scientist (1 page)
* Stress Factor by Karla Von Huben (10 pages)
* Mindbenders #1, a crossword puzzle by Patrick Zimmerman
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 4==
==Issue 5==
Alpha Log 5 was published in fall 1981. It is offset and has about 40 pages of fiction, art, and poetry.
* It Takes All Kinds (4 pages)
* A Chance (2 pages)
* Girl Trouble (8 pages)
* HMS Hood (2 pages)
* Alien Return (5 pages)
* Dear Maya (1 page)
* Aftermath (8 pages)
* A Bad, Mercifully Short Poem (1 page)
* I Was Here (1 page)
* Biographies of David Kano and Robert Brian Mathias (1 page)
* Another Bad, Mercifully Short Poem (1 page)
* There is Nothing Wrong with the Big Screen (1/2 page)
* Still Another Bad, Mercifully Short Poem (1/2 page)
* Jackie (1 page)
* Starshine Thoughts (1/2 page)
* Even Yet Another Bad, Mercifully Short Poem (1/2 page)
==References==
Category:Club Zines
Category:Space:1999 Zines
Category:1970s ZinesCategory:1980 Zines
Alpha Log Interview with Allan Asherman

Alpha Log Interview with Allan Asherman is a six-page interview printed in Alpha Log.
The original interview was conducted by Chris Landry at Pioneer One, a convention that took place October 21–22, 1978 in Springfield, MA.
From the bio in Alpha Log: "Allan Asherman is a former editor of D.C. Comics. He has written for such magazines as "Space Warp," "Star Encounters," and "The STAR TREK Poster Magazine." He is also considered to be one of the leading authorities on STAR TREK and science fiction in the media."
A similar interview is Alpha Log Interview with Shirley Maiewski.
==Excerpts==
Category:Battlestar Galactica Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:Space:1999 Fan Interviews
Category:1978 Fan Interviews
Alpha Log Interview with Shirley Maiewski

Alpha Log Interview with Shirley Maiewski is a four-page interview printed in Alpha Log.
The original interview was conducted by Chris Landry at Pioneer One, a convention that took place October 21–22, 1978 in Springfield, MA.
A similar interview is Alpha Log Interview with Allan Asherman.
==Excerpts==
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:1978 Fan Interviews
Category:Space:1999 Fan Interviews
Alpha Waves

Alpha Waves was a mailing list and fan forum in Alpha Flight fandom. Alpha Waves was originally a mailing list that expanded into a fan forum, the list was for discussing the Alpha Flight comics, but also the sharing of fanfiction and fan art. The mailing list was most active in the early 2000s, seeming to die out after 2005, although it was active until 2017. The fan forums go defunct at some point after 2009.
File:Alpha Waves 1.png|Mailing list homepage in 2001
File:Alpha Waves 2.png|Homepage and forum in 2009
Category:Alpha Flight
Category:X-Men Mailing ListsCategory:Yahoo! Groups
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Alpha Zone

Alpha Zone was a fansite in Alpha Flight fandom. It had character bios, comics news, and other fan related information. The site held a fan art contest, and was the hosting site for Alfa Fwight art, Alfa Fwight was a fan project to create a child like Alpha Flight team, similar to X-Babies. Its last update is unclear, but it appears to have been static for most of the 2000s, it remained up for viewing until the closure of GeoCities in 2009. Alpha Zone was also the homepage of the Alpha Flight Comic Ring. 
Category:Alpha Flight
Category:X-Men Websites
Category:GeoCities
Category:2000s Websites
Alpha and Omega

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==Fandoms== 
*Alpha and Omega, a 2010 animated film
== Fanworks called "Alpha and Omega"== 
*Alpha and Omega, a Harry Potter story by Imogen
*Alpha and Omega, a Supernatural story by alexthegreat
*Alpha and Omega, a War of the Worlds story by Debra Hicks
*The Alpha and the Omega, a Beauty and the Beast novel by Wendy de-Veryard
*Alpha and Omega, a Sentinel story
*Alpha & Omega Series, a series of Star Wars: TPM stories
*Alpha and Omega (sci-fi zine), a science fiction zine published in the 1970s.
== Fanworks with similar titles==
*Alpha-Omega, a Star Trek: TOS anthology
*Alpha-Omega, a Blake's 7 zine
*Alpha/Omega, a Star Trek: TNG proposed zine
*Alpha/Omega, a Blake's 7/Doctor Who crossover story by Brenda Callagher
* Alphan Omega, a Blake's 7 poem by Sharyn Sobel
*Omega/Alpha, a Star Trek: TOS story by Lynn Syck & Laurel Ridener
*Omega and Alpha, a Star Trek: TOS story by K'Chaps
==Fan Club== 
*Alpha Omega Fan Club, a Star Trek: TOS fan club out of Jacksonville, Florida, active in the mid-1970s, instrumental in the Stardate 1977 incident
==You may also be looking for...==
*Alpha/Beta/Omega, a kink trope also called Alpha/Omega