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Martha Kent

Martha Kent, commonly known as Ma Kent, is the adoptive mother of Clark Kent in the DC Comics universe. In the 1939 original (Earth-Two) Superman origin story, her name is Mary Kent. She is called Sarah Kent in the 1952 Adventures of Superman TV series and a 1942 novel of the same name.Jonathan and Martha Kent: Golden and Silver Age versions at Wikipedia, accessed 03 October 2021.
==Canon==
===Comics===
===DC Animated Universe===
===Lois & Clark===
Martha Kent is depicted as a woman in her sixties; she and Jonathan are still alive and active and play an important part in Clark's life, appearing in approximately half the episodes. Although the Kents are farmers, she is also an artist and sculptor who has worked with welded steel, holograms, and other media. She makes Clark's costume (as well as several he does not like, such as a leopadskin print variant); when Lois briefly acquires powers and adopts the identity of Ultrawoman Martha makes her costume too. She is generally depicted as taking the initiative in stories that involve both parents.
===Smallville===
===Superman Movies===
Following early DC Comics' canon, Martha is left a widow after Jonathan's death in all movie versions, and is left in Smallville when Clark moves to Metropolis. In Superman Returns she is shown as running the Kent farm on her own (and befriending or in some sort of relationship with neighboring farmer Ben Hubbard) at the time of Clark's return. In Man of Steel Martha is threatened by General Zod, refuses to help him find her son, and is ultimately rescued by Clark. In Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice she is kidnapped and held hostage by Lex Luthor, rescued by Batman, and takes part in Clark's funeral.
===Other Fandoms===
==Fandom==
When Martha does appear in fanworks, she is usually paired with her husband, Jonathan.
==Example Fanworks==
*Empty Graves by unpretty - A mostly Gen fic (that includes minor Martha Kent/Jonathan Kent) about time travelers going back in time to kill Superman, and Martha protecting her son.
==Links & Resources==
* Martha Kent tag at Archive of Our Own
* Martha K. character filter in Comics > Superman at FanFiction.Net
* Martha K. character filter in TV Shows > Lois and Clark at FanFiction.Net
* Martha K. character filter in TV Shows > Smallville at FanFiction.Net
* Martha K. character filter in Movies > Superman at FanFiction.Net
* martha-kent and ma-kent tags at Tumblr
* Martha Kent at DC Database
* Jonathan and Martha Kent at Wikipedia
==References==
Category:DC Comics Characters
Martha Kent (Smallville)

Martha Kent is a main character on the television show Smallville based on the character from the comics with the same name.
==Canon Overview==
==Fannish Engagement with the Character==
Martha tended to be more popular with fans than her husband, Jonathan. LJC writes: 
She is occasionally shipped with Lex or with Lionel Luthor, and is often seen as supportive towards Clark's relationship with Lex in Clark/Lex stories.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
*Cotton by Vera. Character study
==Archives & Fansites==
*One Red Hot Mama (link) -- archive maintained by LJC
*God, I Hope He Marries Me -- Martha/Jonathan archive (offline)
*Fiesta Allure -- Martha/Lex site (offline)
*Maternal Grace: a Martha Kent Fanlisting (offline)
==Reference==
Category:Smallville Characters
Martha Wells

Martha Wells is a fantasy and science fiction author, known for a series of fantasy novels set in the Ile-Rien universe and for the Murderbot books. Wells was previously a prolific fanwriter.
There are two stand-alone novels, The Element of Fire and The Death of the Necromancer, followed by a trilogy: The Wizard Hunters, The Ships of Air and The Gate of Gods. Two of the main characters in the trilogy, Giliead and Ilias, also feature in several short stories published in the sword & sorcery magazine Black Gate.
Wells' other fantasy and SF novels are Wheel of the Infinite and City of Bones, as well as two Stargate Atlantis novels : Reliquary and Entanglement. She's also the author of the Books of the Raksura series, which currently consists of four novels and several short stories.
Wells' stance on fanfic of her works: "I can't say that I'll read it, but I'm enormously flattered whenever anyone does it. Putting that much work into something, because you enjoyed what I did, I take as a wonderful compliment."author's LJ post of October 18th 2006, accessed October 11th 2008
She was interviewed in OTW 10th Anniversary Chat with Seanan McGuire & Martha Wells.
On December 22, 2018, Wells reported via her Twitter that she would be deleting her Tumblr account the following day due to website guidelines.
Asked if she was on other social networks, she replied her main blog is on dreamwidth.
==Fandom==
So far, slash and gen stories in the Ile-Rien universe have been written for the Yuletide challenge.Ile-Rien stories written for Yuletide 2004 and 2007Fall of Ile-Rien Stories for Yuletide at Archive of Our OwnThe Element of Fire Stories written for Yuletide at Archive of Our Own.
There is a LiveJournal community for Ile-Rien fanfic and discussion: ilerien.
There are also stories on AO3 for the Books of the Raksura novels, which have also been included in the Yuletide challenge. Books of the Raksura Fanfiction
On LiveJournal there is a community for the Books of the Raksura novels; this community is also on Dreamwidth. Said community arranged a Raksura fanfiction exchange on AO3 in 2016.
The Murderbot Diaries has gained both professional accolades and a fast-growing fandom. There are active communities on Tumblr and Discord.
==External Links==
Wells has put her first novel The Element of Fire up on her website as a free download.
==References==
Category:People
Category:The Murderbot Diaries
Category:Books of the Raksura
Category:Science Fiction Authors
Martial Arcs Week

Martial Arcs Week 2017 was a fanweek, prompt based, challenge concentrating on the pairing of Jaune Arc/Lie Ren, also known as Martial Arcs. Multiple types of fanworks were accepted including fanfiction, fan art, gif sets and fan edits.
==About==
==Prompts==
===2017===
* Day 1: Home
* Day 2: First Kiss
* Day 3: Puppy
* Day 4: Taste
* Day 5: AU
* Day 6: Angst
* Day 7: Surprise/Free Day
===2020===
* Day 1: Training/Hunting
* Day 2: Cakes/Campfires
* Day 3: Weapons Upgrades/New Abilities
* Day 4: Home/Family
* Day 5: First Dates/Last Missions
* Day 6: Modern AU/Fantasy AU
* Day 7: Free day
==Examples Fanworks==
* Martial Arcs Week 2017 fanart by the-angst-lord
* martial arcs week, day one prompt ; home. fanart by saecris
==Resources==
* Announcement Posts: 2017 announcement, 2020 announcement
* Tag: Martial Arcs Week, Martial Arcs Week 2017, Martial Arcs Week 2020,
Category:Fanweeks
Category:2017 Challenges
Category:2020 Challenges
Martial Arts

Martial Arts is a general term used for many kinds of combat-related sports or skills, especially those of Asian origin. Karate, judo, jujutsu, and kendo are commonly referred to as "martial arts," but the term is also used to describe capoeira, savate, and sometimes wrestling and boxing. 
They commonly appear in superhero and vigilante fandoms, but aren't rare in buddy cop fandoms, and can make an appearance in any fandom known for competence kinks. 
==Fandoms==
These fandoms are either based on martial arts settings or have a great deal hand-to-hand combat.
* Naruto - main characters are ninjas
* Bruce Lee movies - Bruce Lee made several movies focused around martial arts
* Yu Yu Hakusho -Yuusuke and Kuwabara are training in martial arts to develop their mystical powers
* Pro Wrestling - This RPF fandom focuses around the fights in the ring
==Characters==
While not directly in "martial arts fandoms," these characters often show off martial arts skills in canon, and this is carried over into fanworks.
* Aizawa Shouta, aka Eraserhead (Boku No Hero Academia) - His super-power is erasing other people's super powers, so he fights hand-to-hand to defeat villains
* Batman, Robin and other members of the Batfamily (DC Comics)- as superhero vigilantes with no special powers, they rely on martial arts and gadgets to fight crime
* Eliot Spencer (Leverage) is a "retrieval specialist" renowned for his martial arts skills
* Undyne (Undertale) is a passionate combat badass who enjoys brawling
* Sandy Cheeks (Spongebob Squarepants) is from Texas and knows karate
* Kyo Sohma (Fruits Basket) is a martial arts students who regularly gets into conflicts with Yuki
==History in Fandom==
==Archives & Resources==
*Martial Arts tag on the Ao3
*Wikipedia:Martial arts
==References==
Martial Siblings

Martial siblings are a form of relationship found in Chinese media, indicating a siblinglike bond between characters raised or taught under the same sect, organization, discipleship, or anything similar. In the same regard, the master of the sect or discipleship is regarded as the disciples' martial father/mother or grandfather/grandmother. 
It has been the subject of debate within Mo Dao Zu Shi (ChengXian) and Genshin Impact (Kaeluc) fandom, based on some international fans' interpretation of martial siblingship being similar or equivalent to familial siblingship, thus making shipping martial siblings together incest. Many Chinese fans, both English-speaking and non-English speaking alike, disagree.
==Fan Perspectives==
==Citations==
Martin: A Story of Reconciliation

Martin: A Story of Reconciliation is a gen 109-page V novel by Karen Sackler. It contains no interior illustrations. 
Summary from Kathy Resch, "What if Martin didn't die? At the beginning of the second insurrection of earth by the Visitors, a key figure of the original Resistance was tragically killed by a vengeful Diana - or was he? What would have been the outcome if he, indeed, had not died? Come join him on a journey than will take him back inside the mother ship that brought him to earth, effecting the rescue of another friend who was thought lost to the cause. Follow them to their ultimate destination and attempt to put an end to the war being waged on the inhabitants of earth."
File:Martincover.jpg|front cover, artist unknown 
Image:martintext.jpg| sample text 
 
Category:V Zines
Category:1994 Zines
Martin 'Fetch' Phillips

Main Character of the Fetch Phillips Archives. 
==Fandom==
===Pairings===
*Fetch Phillips/Amarita Quay
==Tropes==
*Poor Little Meow Meow
*self deprecation
*heavily medicated
==Tools of the trade==
*Clayfields
*The Machine
*Angel Door
==Example Fanworks==
Category: Fetch Phillips Archives
Martin Blackwood

Martin Blackwood is a main character of the podcast The Magnus Archives.
==Canon==
Martin is an assistant to Jon, who initially regards him as a bit of an incompetent annoyance. He develops an unrequited crush on him early in the podcast. In season 1, Martin starts living in the Institute after Jane Prentiss attacks his flat. In season 4, Peter Lukas starts manipulating Martin into becoming an avatar of the Lonely, he briefly is sent to the Lonely after it is revealed he too has been manipulating Peter Lukas in a confrontation between Peter Lukas and Jonah Magnus/Elias Bouchard. He is rescued from the Lonely by Jonathan Sims at the end of season 4 and accompanies him to the Scottish Safehouse.
In season 5 he travels with Jon, who he is now in a canonical romantic relationship with, through the apocalypse with the aim to reach Jonah in the panopticon and end the apocalypse. During this time he is revealed to be an 'avatar' with a domain though he was unaware of this, his domain is a combination of The Lonely and The Eye.
==Fandom==
Martin is often depicted as fat and white, creating visual contrast between him and Jon who is often portrayed as thin and brown. Martin is also commonly portrayed as tall or taller then Jon. Sometimes, following Martin's journey into the Lonely, he is drawn with white hair.
The most common ship with Martin is JonMartin, which is canon. The second most common is MarTim, Timothy Stoker/Martin, because of their early friendship. Other ships are Peter Lukas/Martin or Elias Bouchard/Martin, which are fairly controversial because both characters are antagonists who Martin hates.
==Example Fanworks==
Jon/Martin fan art showing common designs for both of them
==Archives & Fannish Links==
==References==
Category:The Magnus Archives Characters
Martin Castillo

Lieutenant Martin "Marty" Castillo is a character on the television show Miami Vice. He is Commander of the Organized Crime Bureau, Vice Division.
==Canon==
Castillo is a man of few words with a shadowy past fighting opium trafficking in Southeast Asia. Unlike many boss characters on cop shows, Castillo racked up quite a body count, including (among many others) machine gun-wielding KGB agents he killed with a katana. (No, really.) Castillo had many old friends who appeared over the course of the series, most of whom were either presumed dead, out to get him, or secretly Communist spies. Strangely, despite his equally tragic backstory and personal life, Castillo didn't produce nearly as much manpain as Crockett, perhaps due to a lack of personal theme music.
Golden Triangle Parts 1&2, Bushido, Duty & Honor/The Savage, The Rising Sun of Death, Heart of Night are the episodes contain most of what we know about Castillo's backstory. Cracked.com's review refers to them as the "Super Ninja Castillo" episodes.Cracked's Miami Vice article; accessed July 31, 2010. Castillo speaks four or five languagesIn canon, we definitely see him having a strong command of English, Spanish, Thai, and Japanese. He also worked in Vietnam and other parts of Southeast Asia, so who knows what else he speaks. and can kick the asses of Thai assassins barehanded. Machine guns are no match for his skills with a katana. Like Thomas Magnum and everyone else on tv in the 80's, he has a presumed-dead Asian wife. Also a presumed dead best friend.
In the 2006 remake film, Castillo was played by Barry Shabaka Henley. One common complaint about the film was that Castillo was turned into a much more generic cop show boss.
==Fanon==
* Castillo had a relationship with Jack Gretsky when they worked together in Southeast Asia.
* Jack Gretsky is the same guy Castillo mentions in Golden Triangle.
* Castillo/Trudy - The writers were rumored to be planning this for season 4, but it never came to be.
* Castillo has massive issues being on the bottom. (See: Fandom, inability to distinguish between receiving anal sex, BDSM relationships, ukes)
* Castillo dislikes Tubbs or thinks he's incompetent in comparison to Crockett.
==Shipping==
Crockett/Castillo is the most popular pairing for Castillo. Castillo/Gretsky is common as a side pairing.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* Dark Side of the Moon by Deborah Laymon (1988). Castillo/OFC.
* The Curse of the Black Opal by Flamingo (1996). A Beauty and the Beast crossover with the premise that Castillo is actually from the Tunnels.
===Fanart===
 File:Carryon-8.jpg| from Carry On Wayward Son (1991), artist is KOZ 
File:Miami Spice 2 by dundas2.jpg|Castillo as an elf, art by Susan K. Dundas from Miami Spice #2 (1991)
File:Wild5 by jung.jpg|"Alone With You", poem by Khylara, with art by Jung from Wild Cards #5 (1997)
File:Mv bright interior by koz 8.jpg|Art by KOZ from Bright Lights, Black Leather (1995)
==External Links==
* Martin Castillo tag at Archive of Our Own
* Martin "Marty" Castillo at Miami Vice Wiki
==References==
Category:Miami Vice
Martin Enterprises

Martin Enterprises was a Beauty and the Beast (TV) zine publisher. 
It also sold a lot of Beauty and the Beast trinkets and swag from roughly 1990 to at least 2004. Items sold included: t-shirts, fanart, buttons, stationery, calendars, jewelry, tapes, and other merchandise. For more on this topic, see Fan-Created and/or Officially Marketed Merchandise.
For similar endeavors, see List of Fan Run Star Trek Merchandising Companies.
==Zines Published==
* Cat Tales
* A Child Was Born 
* Childhood Stories
* Father's Stories
* From a Whisper to a Roar
* Hell Hath No Fury
* In Another Life
* Innocence Abroad
* Light and Cloudshadows 
* More Than a Miracle
* One Night, Forever
* Possibilities
* The Puzzle Book
* Second Stories
* Shadows of the City
* A Tale of Two Kitties
 
 
Category:Beauty and the Beast
Category:Organizations & Corporations
Martin Freeman

Martin Freeman is an English actor who has appeared in the fan favorites Sherlock (BBC tv series) as John Watson and The Hobbit (film series) as Bilbo Baggins. He had a side role in Black Panther, making him part of the MCU.
== Fan Sites ==
* freemanfans on livejournal
* Martin Freeman Maniac
* Fuck Yeah Martin Freeman on Tumblr
==Interactions with Fandom==
In a 2012 MTV interview, Benedict Cumberbatch said that Martin had introduced him to Tumblr and to slash of their Sherlock characters:
During the 2013 "Comic Relief", the host Graham Norton showed Martin several pieces of explicit John/Sherlock fanart. One blogger summarized it thus:
== Martin Freeman is a Hedgehog Meme == 
This seems to have been a response to the "Otters Who Look Like Benedict Cumberbatch" meme.
* http://freemanisahedgehog.tumblr.com/
* http://www.tumblr.com/tagged/martin_freeman_is_a_hedgehog
On twitter, Martin's partner Amanda Abbington acknowledged this phenomenon
: fan to to @amandaabbington: is Martin aware that some sites online show pictures comparing him to hedgehogs ? X
: reply from @amandaabbington: oh God, yes.
: fan to @amandaabbington: Well, that response warrents a follow-up question: how does he feel about it?
: reply from @amandaabbington: He laughs, he cries and then rolls himself into a little prickly ball and hibernates for the winter. @amandaabbington twitter, accessed 2012-3-22, not currently accessible
In fanon, the hedgehog's name is "Jawn" (meant to be a weird spelling of "John", as in Watson). In the first Hobbit film, when Radagast's hedgehog is hurt, cohorts of fangirls whispered "nooooo, Jawn!"moriartypie tumblr post dated 2012-12-13, accessed 2012-12-31
==RPF==
Freeman appears in actor RPF, mainly Sherlock RPF and The Hobbit RPF, although he is not the most popular character in either.
== References ==
Category:Industry
Category:The Hobbit RPFCategory:Sherlock
Category:Actor RPF
Martin Landau

Martin Landau (born June 20, 1928, died July 15, 2017) is perhaps best known for the roles of 'Rollin Hand' on Mission: Impossible and Commander John Koenig in Space: 1999.
He is the winner of three Golden Globe awards and a Best Supporting Actor Oscar in 1985 for the film Ed Wood.
Additionally, he played roles in fan favorites, including the Harlem Globetrotters on Gilligan's Island and Savage.
Landau married actress Barbara Bain in 1957; they divorced in 1993. They have two daughters, actress Juliet Landau and film producer Susan Landau Finch.
=Fan Club=
Landau and then-wife Barbara Bain gave authorization to Terry S. Bowers to officially run their fan club, called The Landau/Bain Fan Association.
The group published quarterly newsletters covering both actors. The newsletters were initially entitled "Mission: 1999", then changed to The Landau/Bain Concordance. When the actors separated, the clubs also split into separate entities: The Martin Landau Aficionados and Barbara Bain International. Jointly and separately, the clubs were in existence for more than 25 years.
=Fan Fiction=
A large number of fanzines contain stories, commentary, and artwork of the various characters Landau played on television, including Rollin Hand (Mission: Impossible), Paul Savage (Savage), and billionaire J.J. Pierson (Harlem Globetrotters on Gilligan's Island). Specific titles that contain stories featuring the character of Commander John Koenig in Space: 1999 include Everything Yet To Be, The Alpha Files, and Moonscape.
=Fan Art=
File:Commandcentermayjune1978.jpg|From Command Center May/Jun 1978
File:Comloc88.jpg|Cover of ComLoC Issue 8
File:Commandjanfeb1981back.jpg|Cover of Command Center Jan/Feb 1981
File:RQ-vol1-no2-badgett.jpg|Interior drawing from Reconnaissance Quarterly Vol 1, Issue 2
File:AlphaFiles.jpg|Cover of The Alpha Files, 1985
File:Beatingodds2.jpg|Interior art from Beating the Odds 1982
File:Commandjulyaug1981cover.jpg|Cover of Command Center, Jul/Aug 1981
Category:Industry
Category:Space:1999
Martin Lock

Martin Lock was a writer, editor and - under the pseudonym, "Superswipe" - a fan artist of zines in the UK comics fandom of the 1970s-1980s.
==Notable Works==
== Awards ==
==Interviews==
== Reviews and Recommendations ==
==Archives/Zines/Collections/Communities==
===Zines===
====As Editor====
====As Contributor====
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Fanartists
Category:Zine Editors
Martin Proctor

Martin Proctor is an artist in the Doctor Who fandom.
His cover of Trenchcoat #4 won a 1995 Fan Q. He also won Fan Q Awards for Best Doctor Who Artist in 1997, 1998, and 2000. 
==Comments: Martin Proctor's Art==
 
==Zines==
 
* The Belphegor Inheritance
* The Console Room
* Cosmic Hobo
* Imaginary Time
* In Tua Nua
* The Legacy of Sion
* The Michaelmas Phantoms
* Mounds of Time
* Myth Makers
* Roving Reporter
* The South Croydon LIStener
* Trenchcoat
* The Troughton Recorder
* View from the Boot Closet
* Warcry of Hallatern
==Sample Gallery==
File:Five Doctors art for Enlightenment 1.JPG| This art by Martin Proctor was to be the cover of Enlightenment #1, but due to the technical capabilities of the time, it could not be reproduced as such. In the end, the actual cover of issue #1 had no art. See that page for more.
Image:belphegor.jpg|cover of The Belphegor Inheritance
Image:timeflights.jpg|cover of "Time Flights," an unpublished zine
File:Southcroy21.jpg|cover of The South Croydon LIStener #21
File:Mm1 cover small.jpg|cover of Myth Makers #1
File:Mm5 cover.jpg|cover of Myth Makers #5
Image:roving1.jpg|cover of Roving Reporter #1
File:Trenchcoattwo.jpg|cover of Trenchcoat #4, winner of a Fan Q
Image:michelmas.jpg|cover of The Michaelmas Phantoms
Image:warcry.jpg|cover of Warcry of Hallatern
Image:moundsoftime.jpg|cover of Mounds of Time
==References==
Category:Fanartists
Martin Shaw

Martin Shaw is an actor.
==Some Television and Film==
The shows listed below are the ones that most often the focus of media fans.
* as Zax in Facelift 
* as Ray Doyle in The Professionals
* Ladder of Swords
* Cassidy
* Huw Evans in Doctor in the House
==Some Theater==
* as Elvis Presley in Are You Lonesome Tonight?
* many more
==Prominent in Elf AUs==
Some fans in The Professionals fandom cast him as [[Elf AU#Ray Doyle: Elf|an elf. He was also described in many fanworks as "elfin" and having "cat-like" eyes.
==RPFs==
There isn't a lot of it.
* Death on the 9:13 to Birkenhead by Mosby Singleton (1985)
==Engagement with Fans, Fan Comments==
===The Actor's Comments About the Show and Interactions With Fans===
Fans grappled with Shaw's comments regarding The Professionals, his interactions with fans, and how it affected their enjoyment.
In 1992, a fan commented on the recent negative comments Martin Shaw made about The Professionals: 
From the 2003 essay, Fandom makes you do the wacky by Gwyneth Rhys: 
===Confusing the Actor With the Role, Visibility and Breaking the Fourth Wall===
In 1986, comments by a fan Jane of Australia about her displeasure regarding the zine Professional Junkies and how she felt its portrayal of Shaw's character would hurt his feelings: 
 
A 1986 comment by a fan who worried about fanwork visibility and the actor:
==Sample Martin Shaw Art==
 
 
File:Joey r martinshaw.jpg|by Joey Rodrigues
 Image:discovered5art.jpg| from issue Discovered in a Letterbox #5, Martin Shaw as "Lord Goring" -- artist is Evelyn. The editor comments on this art in issue #6: "If you thought the black & white copies came out well you should have seen the original. It was half-tinted on a rich cream paper -just the faintest touch of blush pink to the rose in his lordships buttonhole and a gleam of green to his eyes and the rosebuds leaf- and the texture of the shading was luscious. Absolutely mouthwatering, take my word for it." 
==References==