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Mono-fan

A mono-fan, or someone who is mono-fannish, is a fan who has only one fandom. 
==Characteristics of a Mono-fan==
A mono-fan tends to get deeper into their fandom than fans who follow many fandoms at once. They're more likely to know every episode title, in order, set up canon vs fanon listings, or fabulous repositories of canon knowledge such as the Stargate Handbook. If they go to conventions, mono-fans are more likely to go to guest-cons that have actors from their show, or fan-cons that are specifically for fans of one show, like WinchesterCon; fans with multiple interests might be more likely to go to mixed conventions like MediaWest for gen fans, or Slashcon, Escapade or BASCon for slash fans.
Warhammer 40,000 tends to have a large number of these depending on the era.
Mono-fans are also less likely to know what's going on in other fandoms, and more likely to think that all fandoms must do things the same way things are done in their fandom. When mono-fans wander out into greater fandom, this can lead to wank.
Mono-fannishness is contrasted with the condition of being multi-fannish (having multiple fandoms at once). This is sometimes also called being a fannish butterfly.
A fan who periodically moves to a new fandom, but stays with each individual fandom mono-fannishly (solely and for long periods of time), is serially mono-fannish.
==Examples==
* from a fan on a Starsky and Hutch mailing list: "One of the VP members went on to say her one and only love is S/H -- that's okay. Everybody is in a different place. If you asked me 15 years ago if I'd ever be into anything other than Star Trek, I probably would have fainted at the thought... I know some people who started in Trek back in the '70's and who are still into it, still writing and publishing quite happily." VenicePlace, accessed 12.15.2010 
* a fan in 1986 jokes: "Yes, multiple fandoms do leave one open to suspicion. Father like beinq a Baptist, a Lutheran, and an Episcopalian all at once, I think. If you don't have 'one true religion' people suspect you of being less than sincere. Or maybe it's like having several husbands at once." from Who Do We Trust Times #6 
==References==
Category:Glossary
Monochrome Week

Monochrome Week is a fanweek, prompt based, challenge concentrating on the pairing of Weiss Schnee/Blake Belladonna, also known as Monochrome. Multiple types of fanworks are accepted including fanfiction, fan art, gif sets and fan edits.
==About==
==Prompts==
===2018===
* Day 1: Rags to Riches
* Day 2: Honesty
* Day 3: Holiday
* Day 4: Sharing
* Day 5: AU
* Day 6: Superhero AU
* Day 7: Family
* Day 8: Free Day
===2019===
* Day 1: First Date
* Day 2: Weapon Swap
* Day 3: Wedding
* Day 4: Parallels
* Day 5: Role Swap
* Day 6: AU
* Day 7: Wings
* Bonus Day: Free Day
===2020===
* Day 1: Checkmateys
* Day 2: Fairy Tales
* Day 3: Fake Dating AU
* Day 4: Soulmate AU
* Day 5: High School/College AU
* Day 6: Music AU
* Day 7: AU
* Bonus Day: Free Day
==Examples Fanworks==
* Day 1: Rags to Riches by tuanonna15
* Day2:: Honesty by callmearhi
==Resources==
* Announcement posts: 2018, 2019, 2020
* Tumblr Tags: monochrome week, monochromeweek18 monochromeweek19
Category:Fanweeks
Category:2018 Challenges
Category:2019 Challenges
Category:2020 Challenges
Monoeye

Monoeye is an anthology of Tobi x Deidara short manga stories by different authors released for the 83th edition of Comiket, the semiannual Comic Market Doujin Fair in Tokyo. It was organized by Furuido. The doujinshi was released to commemorate the reveal of the real identity of Tobi as Obito Uchiha and to celebrate Deidara and Obito's partnership. A total of twelve authors participated in the anthology. It initially sold for 900 yen. The first orders would also get a set of small candles while stock lasted. Monoeye was also sold in the 18th edition of Haru Comic City on March 17th 2013. It also accepted online orders (only in Japan).
==Contents==
* Page 3: Frontpiece by Haru.
* Page 5: "きまぐれなヒマつぶも" by たらも (Taramo)
* Page 11: "先輩と後輩の日常" by あさちは (Asachiha)
* Page 17: "臆病者" by 骨折 (Kossetsu)
* Page 25: "南極エイトケン盆地" by 燕出森ブナ (Enshutsu mori buna)
* Page 33: "相思相愛ごっこ" by アンビ (Anbi)
* Page 39: "後輩の恋愛はいつでも本気です!" by おの (Ono)
* Page 45: "へそマゲ!" by ERI
* Page 53: "多分はしゃいで腕が取れたデイダラを 治療した後の話(タイトル)" by 三ツ矢 (Mitsuya)
* Page 63: "俺たちの夜は恐ろしく短いッス" by ヨンシー (Jonsi)
* Page 71: "好きの理由" by ろまこ (Romako)
* Page 77: "それた夜川" by アマ (Ama)
* Page 92: About the authors
* Pages 10, 32, 50, 75: Omakes by 燕出森 ブナ (Enshutsu Mori buna)
==Samples==
Image:Monoeye1.png|Frontpiece by Haru.
Image:Monoeye2.png|Sample of "きまぐれなヒマつぶも" by たらも (Taramo)
Image:Monoeye3.png|Sample of the "About the authors" section by ERI and おの (Ono)
Category:Naruto Doujinshi
Category:2012 Doujinshi
Category:Yaoi Doujinshi
Monogatari no Inu

Monogatari no Inu (物語の犬, The Legend of a Dog) is a Sherlock (BBC) doujinshi. It takes place after the second series episode The Hounds of Baskerville. 
Image:MonogatarinoInu.jpg|cover
Image:MonogatarinoInu-s1.jpg|sample
Image:MonogatarinoInu-s2.jpg|sample
==References==
* yahoo auction / re-listed
Category: Sherlock Doujinshi
Category:2012 Doujinshi
Category:Gen Doujinshi
Category:2012 Fanfiction
Monokuma

Monokuma is a character from Danganronpa. As well as being a main antagonistic for the series, he is also Danganronpa's mascot. He features in the videos games, anime, manga, and novels.
== Canon ==
== Fandom ==
On Archive of Our Own, Monokuma is tagged in 3,295 works.
=== Fanon ===
== Example Fanworks ==
== See Also ==
== Links and Resources ==
* Monokuma character tag at AO3
== References ==
Category:Dangan Ronpa Characters
Monolith

Monolith is a zine of fiction, articles, art, and interviews. 
As of 1973, three issues had been published. 
=="Don't You Just Hate Fan Fiction?"==
A 1973 ad promoting "Monolith" dissed "fan fiction" and promised to be better than everyone else's "meager attempts quality, poor imitations space opera -- and generally just plain muddled confusion."
An ad published in "Monolith" for another zine series, "Space and Time," also had the hook of "hating fan fiction." 
From a 1973 ad: 
Whether the fiction in these zines pulled off this goal could certainly be debated, the definition of "fan fiction" is puzzling, as this zine appears to contain standard, intensely male science fiction writing not based on any other source material (other than emulation of professional sf writers.)
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
Monolith 3 was published in April 1973 and contains 30 pages. 
The front cover was by Eric Kimball, the back by Sakai & Paauw.
Contributors were David Gerrold, Mike K. Higaki, Kenn Kelley, Eric Kimball, Bruce Martin, Scott Paauw, Marck Proskey, Stan Sakai, Rod Snyder, Mike Sparr, Greg Vander Leun, and Bruce Westbrook.
This issue contains a zine supplement, the first issue of "Waystation," also by Dave Mitchell.
This issue has lots of ads for itself, as well as several for things by David Gerrold. 
From the editorial: 
* Idle Wanderings, editorial by Dave Mitchell (Mostly a fan boy account about meeting David Gerrold and being very star-struck, ending with "My greatest appreciation, of course, goes to David for trusting me, talking to me, and generally just proving to me that sf writers are human being, just like everyone else.") (1)
* FEATURE: David Gerrold Indepth, interview (Gerrold talks a lot about his writing process, being misunderstood, name-drops the science fiction writers who he corresponds with, about his fiction being great, edgily uses the word "shit" which in a 1973 fanzine would have been jarring, and generally emulating Harlan Ellison. At the end, the editor promised that more of this interview would be published in future issues of "Monolith": "The David Gerrold Show will return next issue, with David getting into what he dislikes about fans (!), and maybe something about Star Trek (trekkies beware!)") (3)
* Full-Page Drawing by Mike K. Higaki (11)
* The Best In Us, story by Bruce Martin (12)
* 2001 Revisited?, story by Mark Proskey (14)
* The Thing In the Woods, story by Mike Sparr (15)
* The Warning, story by Bruce Westbrook (18)
* Ode to Diana, poem by Dave Mitchell (20)
* Invasion (things to come) (23)
Image:monolith3-3.jpg|inside page from issue #3
Image:monolith3-4.jpg|inside page from issue #3
Image:monolith3-5.jpg|inside page from issue #3
Image:monolith3-6.jpg|inside page from issue #3
==References==
Category:Star Trek Zines
Category:1972 Zines
Category:1973 Zines
Mononoke-hime

Mononoke-hime (もののけ姫 Princess Mononoke) is a Studio Ghibli film directed by Hayao Miyazaki. It is one of the best known and most highly regarded of Miyazaki's films in the west.
==Overview== 
Important themes are respect for nature, cooperation, and anti-war.
Mononoke-hime is often used an example of a story in which there is no clear-cut villain: Lady Eboshi takes care of vulnerable people such as prostitutes and people with leprosy, but her good deeds are to some extent undercut by her violent ambitions and her mistreatment of the environment; whereas San works to protect the environment, but she is single-minded in her hatred of humans.
A popular art meme, especially for shipping art, is to depict a ship reenacting the scene in which San points her dagger at a fatally wounded Ashitaka's throat, and Ashitaka replies "You're beautiful".
==Fanworks==
===Meta===
===Fanart===
Image:2013-01-28 Qinni Ghibli Miyazaki.jpg|Miyazaki / Ghibli Tribute (repetitive wallpaper)Archived by Qinni (2013)
* by livertaker, 2020 (or earlier)
* by ひとみん, 2022. (Tumblr mirror)
===="You're Beautiful" scene redraw====
* , by kinschi, 2020 -- Royai rendition of the scene
* by nellavee, 2022 -- Loid Forger/Yor Forger fanart based on the famous "You're beautiful" scene from Princess Mononoke
* by sadtirist, 2021 -- GinHiji parody of the scene (fandom is Gintama)
* by delusionaldeity-b, 2023-- fandom is James Camerons' Avatar.
===Fanfiction===
===Fanwork Reclists and Collections===
===Zines===
*, 2018 -- tumblr link -- bigcartel link
==External Links==
* Mononoke-hime | Princess Mononoke on Archive of Our Own
* Princess Mononoke on FanFiction.Net
* mononoke_hime community on LiveJournal
* Princess Mononoke Fan Club on DeviantArt
*#princess mononoke and #mononoke-hime on Tumblr
* もののけ姫 (#princess mononoke) tag on Pixiv
*Wikipedia:Princess Mononoke
==References==
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Anime
Category:Animated Film‎
Category:Studio Ghibli
Mononoke (TV series)

Mononoke is an anime series.
==Canon==
Mononoke follows a mysterious Medicine Seller as he travels the world and works to investigate and defeat "mononoke," malevolent spirits out to cause harm. Each case is generally self-contained.
==Fandom==
=== Shipping ===
* Medicine Seller/Otherself
* Kayo/Medicine Seller
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* by g_f0113
==External Links==
* モノノ怪 | Mononoke (Anime & Manga) on Archive of Our Own
* Mononoke on FanFiction.Net
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Anime
Monopoly (Professionals story)

Monopoly by Kitty Fisher is a Professionals slash Bodie/Doyle story. It was originally published in Discovered in a Letterbox 23 in Autumn 2002. It was posted to The Circuit Archive on December 31, 2003. 
One reviewer's summary: "There are lots of alley scenes in Pros....Here's another: one without angst, promiscuous, full frontal sexuality, kinked and slightly insane. Have fun, be safe."Monopoly by Kitty Fisher (NC-17, BDSM) post at the crack-van LJ community dated June 23, 2005.
==Reactions/Reviews==
===2005===
===2009===
==References==
Category:2002 Fanfiction‎
Category:2003 Fanfiction‎
Monosexuals, this one's for you

Monosexuals, this one's for you is a 2009 rant by trobadora on the subject of biphobia and bisexual invisibility in fanfiction. It was posted on LiveJournal in response to chasingtides' essay Biphobia: It's What's For Dinner, where it received 135 comments.
It served as the impetus for several subsequent meta essays by other fans, including alixtii's Bisexuality and Fanfic and dunmurderin's Bisexuality, Visibility, and Fanfic Labels, or, Being the Blue M&M.
==Some Topics Discussed==
*Bisexuality in slash fandom
*Bisexual erasure
*Biphobic stereotypes and tropes
*Polyamory and monogamy
*(In comments) Self-identification as a slasher, misogyny, homophobia, WNGWJLEO, and more
==The Rant==
==Reactions and Responses==
A number of commenters agreed with trobadora's premise and shared their own experiences in slash fandom.
Others disagreed or offered their own interpretations.
Some specifically wondered whether misogyny played a role in slash fandom's aversion to bisexuality.
In response to a since-deleted comment, trobadora and uncledark elaborated on and clarified some points.
A few commenters had a discussion about how they felt about self-identifying as slashers.
alixtii made a mutli-part comment prior to repurposing the comment into his own post, Bisexuality and Fanfic. trobadora declined to respond to him:
== Links ==
* Archive of comments on Archive.today: page 1, page 2, page 3
==References==
Category:2009 Meta
Category:Slash Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Monroe

Munroe, including Munro and Monroe, also redirects here.
==Fandoms==
* Monroe, a British television series
==Fictional Characters==
* Monroe, a character from The 100
* Adam Monroe, a character from Heroes
* Eddie Monroe, a character from Grimm
* Dr. Gabriel Monroe, titular character from Monroe
* Sebastian Monroe, a character from Revolution
* Jill Munroe, a character from Charlie's Angels
* Kris Munroe, a character from Charlie's Angels
* Ororo Munroe, a character from the X-Men/Marvel franchise
* Alison "Sonny" Munroe, a character from Sonny with a Chance
==Fans==
* Sharon Monroe
* Donna Munro
* Jocelyn Munro
* Tim Munro
* Claire Munroe
* Harrison Munroe
* Randall Munroe 
* lex-munro
==People==
* Marilyn Monroe, an actress/model/singer
* Caroline Munro, an actress
Monster (manga & anime)

Monster is a seinen manga by Naoki Urasawa. It later got a spinoff novel and an anime adaptation after its successful run as a manga. It has a small but dedicated fandom.
==Fandom==
Until 2024, most of the fandom on English-language Tumblr seemed to be about the manga. In 2024, there was a revival in interest in the anime, probably related to the series becoming available on Netflix in 2023.Wikipedia cite for the series going on netflix; the cause and effect is just pure speculation on my part.
===Shipping===
Popular relationships for fans include Johan Liebert/Tenma Kenzou, Nina Fortner/Tenma Kenzou, Wolfgang Grimmer/Tenma Kenzou and Nina Fortner/Johan Liebert.
== Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* by amandageddoe, 2006
* by MyCKs, 2019
* by meowtoba, 2021
* by altiegg, 2023
* by boggmann, 2023
* by gabstherium, 2024
* by its-dull-you-twit, 2024
* by riewritten, 2024
* by winterjart, 2024
===Fanfic===
===Fanvids===
* -- live-action fan recreation of the anime OP, posted 2018
* by thatdamnrookie, 2022
===Doujinshi===
===Meta===
===Other===
== Links==
* Wikipedia:Monster (manga)
* on PixivEncyclopedia
* Tumblr tags: #naoki urasawa monster, #monster naoki urasawa, #monster anime, #monster manga
* Pixiv tags: Monster (manga),
* Deviatart tags: monstermanga, monsteranime, monsterfanart
==References==
Category:Monster
Monster (trope)

The term "monster" is used to describe a broad category of unnatural creatures (or creature-adjacent beings), typically associated with fear and danger. In the context of media fandom, monsters are almost always wholly fictional entities; they may or may not possess sapience, and may or may not be overtly supernatural in nature. Monsters are usually used as antagonists or obstacles in fiction, though in many stories (especially modern and postmodern works), they are given a sympathetic portrayal. 
==Fandom Events==
* Monster Smash
==Archives & Resources==
*Wikipedia:Monster
Category:Tropes & Genres
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Monster Factory

Justin and Griffin McElroy run a Youtube show for Polygon where the brothers take the video game character creators as far as possible, making bizarre player characters in various video games. After coming up with an odd character, the brothers will play the game with their disturbing player character. Often mods are used to further break down the game for purposes of enjoyment.
Each video game destroyed often takes several episodes for the brothers to fully explore, and develops its own lore around the player character. 
==Fandom ==
The most popular run explores Fallout 4 through extensive, game-breaking modding, with a player character dubbed Final Pam.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
===Fanvids===
*I'LL TAKE A HAMMER AND FIX THE BABY by worthikids (2017) - an animatic
*Starships by findmeinthealps (2020) - uses clips from Monster Factory, set to the song Starships by Nicki Minaj
===Modding===
*Final Pam Companion Mod by brookbackmtn on Nexus Mods, created 10 Oct 2018, accessed 30 Nov 2018
=== Other===
*Monster Factory Bot on Twitter, created July 2016, accessed 30 Nov 2018. Twitterbot that tweets random lines from the series. 
Category:YouTube Series 
Category:McElroy Brothers
Monster Girl Encyclopedia Wiki

The Monster Girl Encyclopedia Wiki is a fandom wiki run at FANDOM for Monster Girl Encyclopedia that also serves as an archive for its members' fanfiction and fanworks.
According to the front page of the wiki, "The Monster Girl Encyclopedia Wiki is the largest and most up-to-date English wiki for the MGE franchise. The wiki was created in March of 2012, and currently has 470 articles." (Accessed 17 November 2021.)
At one point in its history, the wiki moved to mgewiki.com, but as of October 2018 a note on the wiki's front page indicates the wiki moved back to Wikia (later rebranded as FANDOM). 
On November 10, 2021, the wiki was informed that FANDOM would shut it down on November 24., thread discussion started 10/19/2018.(Accessed 17 November 2021.) FANDOM was removing wikis covering sexual topics, even if the wikis themselves did not contain sexually explicit material., 11/12 November 2021. The news spread across social media, well beyond fans interested in monster girls; one tumblr post had over 45 thousand notes., 13 November 2021. 
According to forum comments, there were plans to move the wiki to Miraheze; further planning would happen in the wiki's discord. Meanwhile, in the forum various fans discussed petitioning FANDOM or backing up the wiki. A post titled got 145 replies.As of 17 November 2021.
==References==
Category:2012 Wikis
Category:Monster Girl Encyclopedia
Category:2000s Wikis
Category:2010s Wikis
Category:2020s Wikis
Monster Slayer/Child of Water aka The Mythology Behind the 'Mythology'

Monster Slayer/Child of Water aka The Mythology Behind the 'Mythology' is by Fialka. 
It was part of a series. The author comments that: "Many of these essays first appeared as discussions on OBSSE, Scullyfic and/or ATXA." 
This essay was inspired by discussions on the OBSSE mailing list after the airing of Biogenesis. It is only mildly related to The X-Files, and instead more of a history and anthropological article about Southwestern Native Americans.
The essay was first posted to The Annotated X-Files Study Guide and is at Fialka's Candybox.
Later, it was reposted: 
==Excerpt==
Category: X-Files Meta
Category:1999 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:Meta on Mailing Lists
Category:Spirituality & Fandom
Monster Smash

Monster Smash is a multifandom gift exchange for ship and smut works that feature monsters. Participants are required to create a 1,000 word fanfic or a nice sketch not on lined paper.
==History==
This exchange is a successor exchange to the Teratophilia Trade Flash Exchange that ran in 2020 and 2022.
==References==
Category:2023 Gift Exchanges
Category:2024 Gift Exchanges
Monster of the Week

MOTW stands for "Monster of the Week." It originally meant "Mutant of the Week" and was used to refer to X-Files episodes that were more standalone, and separate from the series' overarching mythology or "mytharc."
It has spread throughout fandom, used in discussion of everything from Buffy to Supernatural fandoms.
==Examples of Use==
==References==
Category:X-Files Fandom Glossary
Monsters in the Dark

Monsters in the Dark is a Fantasy AU Oliver Queen/Felicity Smoak fanfic by somethingelseornothingatall.
==Summary==
Felicity has the ability to see guardians, spirits that protect the majority of people. Some guardians talk, others don't. Oliver Queen's is a sassy, chatty beast. She starts helping Oliver, forming Team Arrow, and getting drawn into the pull that is Hurricane Oliver.
The fanfic is Fantasy AU, in which creatures that Felicity calls "guardians" (also sometimes referred to as fairies, sprites, protectors) are connected with a lot of the humans. Not all humans have one, but if they do they often represent their human's inner self - often reflecting their thoughts out loud and protecting them. Felicity can see and hear them clear as day... but she has to keep it a secret. Otherwise the dark ones will discover her secret. The Dark ones feasted on blood and death. Monsters in the Dark rewrites Season 1 with this concept - creating a new first meeting between Felicity and Oliver, creating a new version on how Felicity joins Team Arrow, and Felicity bonds with not just Oliver and Diggle, but also Tommy Merlyn and Thea Queen.
Main Characters List:
* Felicity Smoak
* Oliver Queen
* John Diggle
* Tommy Merlyn
* Thea Queen
* Walter Steele
There are appearances by Moira Queen, Malcolm Merlyn, Laurel Lance, Roy Harper, Quentin Lance, and a few other Arrow Characters plus a few original characters.
==Author's Notes==
:"I rewrote their first meeting and season 1 plot, because it's no fun to copy what's already been done verbatim. The fantasy element was strange, but my muses are weird...and dark, apparently. Despite that, this story is pretty light. No Tommy death - Walter is still kidnapped. Cursing, so if that offends you, avert your eyes. Protecting the city. And major bonding between my girl and her boy wonder."
==Reception & Comments==
In little less than a month, Monsters in the Dark became quite well-liked - with 311 comments, 119 bookmarks and 736 kudos at AO3.Information is all as of February 11, 2015.
==References==
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:2015 Fanfiction‎
Category:Daemon AU
Monsters in the Night

Monsters in the Night is a Kirk/Spock story by A.T. Bush.
It was published in the print zine The Final Frontier #1.
==Summary==
"Kirkʼs uncut toenails are giving Spock nightmares."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===2000===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1982 Fanfiction‎
Montage (Star Trek: TOS zine)

Montage is a gen Star Trek: TOS 88-page anthology of fiction by written by Susan G. Broughton and Rosemary Hull.
==Description==
From an ad: 
==Contents==
* Little Green Fan (7 pages)
* Conditions (11 pages)
* A Mother’s Place (4 pages)
* Shore Leave On Argo (34 pages)
* Mirror Image (4 pages)
* Conversation Piece (5 pages)
* Envoi (16 pages)
* Interlude (3 pages)
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1988 Zines
Montage (fanwriter)

Montage is a fanfiction writer active in a number of fandoms during the 1990s and 2000s.
==Notable Works==
Cold Relations (X-Men - Bobby Drake/Emma Frost)
The Calm Before the Storm (Resident Evil, Leon/Claire)
== Awards ==
== Reviews and Recommendations ==
IMHO Reader's Rave #1 - Cold Relations
==Archives/Zines/Collections/Communities==
=== Archives ===
==== As Archivist ====
==== As Contributor ====
==References==
Category:Fans
Category:Fanwriters
Montana

Montana is a multifandom fanartist and fanwriter, that contributed to many zines in the 2000s and 2010s.
==Interview==
*Sisters in Smut Interview with Montana
==Zines==
*Hope Dies Last (X-Files/SG1)
==Example Art Gallery==
File:Pretense7-8.jpg|Art from Pretense #7 (2005) (SG1)
File:Coattales.jpg|cover art of Coat Tales (2005) (Firefly)
File:Route666B.jpg|Cover art for Route 666 #1 (2008) (SPN)
File:Undercurrentsthree.jpg|Cover art of Undercurrents #3 (2010) (SGA)
File:Sendmeanangel.jpg|Cover art of Send Me an Angel (2011) (SPN)
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters