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Carol Danvers/Yon-Rogg

Carol/Yon-Rogg is a Captain Marvel (film) het rare pairing of Carol Danvers (Captain Marvel) and Yon-Rogg.
==Canon==
Carol Danvers and Yon-Rogg have canon allies to the enemy's storyline. 
Carol Danvers, an unaware of her former life as a US air force pilot, becomes a Kree soldier. She is trained by Yon and becomes a member of Starforce, the elite military team led by Yon-Rogg. Carol defects after learning the truth of her origins, and Yon-Rogg is sent to capture her. Yon is defeated by Captain Marvel but left alive, he returns to the Supreme Intelligence with a warning from Carol. 
==Fandom==
===Common Tropes, Fanon and Storylines===
* Hate sex
* Power Play/DomSub/Femdom/Bottom!Yon-Rogg
* Blood Bond
* Yon-Rogg seeing the Supreme Intelligence as Carol/Vers
* Mentor/Protégé - Carol/Vers and Yon training both CM1 pre-canon (during the six years she was on Hala) and post-canon (when they reunite)
* First Time together
* Yon-Rogg joining Carol on her team, either by choice or force (usually after the SI exiled Yon and/or Carol rescues Yon CM1 post-canon)
==Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* What Came After by Naroen, rated Explicit, She was his recruit. But she was also one of the most powerful beings in the universe, and there was only so much he could do not to worship her.
* a brighter wound by arbitrarily, rated Explicit, She has yet to find a galaxy big enough for the both of them.
* Bury A Friend by Shampain, rated Explicit, It's been forty years since Carol Danvers found herself again, and forty years since she's seen Yon-Rogg. She's older, now, and it's given her some perspective on a lot of things, including her rather... complicated history. When she comes across one of many intergalactic prisons and notices a familiar name on the inmate list, she can't help but be curious to see what he's been up to. But when she speaks to the Warden, things get a bit more complicated.
* Wasn't Looking by TheArtistFormerlyKnownAsG, rated Teen, “Can’t wait to get your hands on me, can you?”
* Break by DenseHumboldt, rated Mature, "Post-Movie Carol continues her journey to help the Skrulls. She runs into Yon-Rogg again where she least expected to find him and he becomes her unwilling partner in a mission to help his enemies.
* Too Live and die alone by judelaw, rated Mature
* Paper Faces by AnonymousMink, rated Mature
===Fanart===
* just some random yonvers fun by anonymousmink
* the two people connected by the red thread by ghoztdraws
* WIP of a Yonvers Project by judelaw
===Fanvids===
*Yon-Rogg x Carol (Yonvers) | In the Air Tonight
*Yon-Rogg & Carol Danvers | Every Breath You Take [Yonvers]
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Carol/Yon-Rogg works at AO3
* Carol/Yon-Rogg works at FFN
===Tumblr===
* Tags: yonvers
* roggvers
==Navigation==
Category:Captain Marvel
Category:Marvel Relationships
Category:Het Pairings
Carol Ferris

Carol Ferris is a member of the Star Sapphires in DC Comics.
== Canon ==
===Comics===
Carol Ferris started out the love interest of Green Lantern Hal Jordan and soon became the brainwashed villain Star Sapphire. Modern depictions treat her as a hero, albeit a reluctant one.
===Other Media===
She has been heavily featured in Green Lantern: TAS and Green Lantern (2011). She also had cameos in the DCAU, Justice League: Doom, and Justice League Action where she played the role of the villain; DC Super Hero Girls where she was a hero; and Green Lantern: First Flight, Justice League: The New Frontier, and Young Justice where she only appeared as a civilian.
== Fandom ==
She is most often shipped with her canon love interest, Hal Jordan.
== Fanworks ==
===Meta===
* The Star Sapphire Tutorial by ragnell
===Fanmixes===
* The Female of the Species by arin-sur
== Archives and Communities ==
* fuckyeahcarolferris on Tumblr 
* Carol Ferris on fuckyeahgreenlanterncorps
* Carol Ferris on Tumblr
* Carol Ferris Appreciation Thread on CBR Community
Category:DC Comics Characters
Category:Green Lantern
Carol Frisbie

Carol Frisbie is a fan, writer, con volunteer, and zine publisher. In Who's Who in Star Trek Fandom (1977), she writes that she "has worked in an editorial capacity on 6-10 fanzines and is working on her own adult fiction fanzine scheduled for 1977" and that she had a hand in New Voyages.
She was the founder of Pulsar Press, an early slash fanzine publisher in Star Trek: TOS fandom. Among their most notable publications were the slash fanzines Thrust, Nightvisions, The Bloodstone, and Sun and Shadow. On occasion, Pulsar Press did publish gen fanzines. 
She has won several Fan Q Awards for editing the zines Patterns, Eight Pieces of Brocade and Bitter Blood.
Frisbie reported in the 1982 fandom directory, BeNiF, that she had "worked for several years with Marshak & Culbreath on various publications, including Price of the Phoenix and New Voyages."
==From the Author==
In 1984, the author was interviewed in Not Tonight, Spock! #3. Here are some excerpts:
Carol's answer when asked: How did the zine’s creation come about? What made you decide to do a K/S zine?:
Carol's answer when asked: What was it like being one of the first K/S publishers in fandom? Did you have any idea of the significance or long range impact the zine would have?:
Carol's answer to the question -- K/S fandom has grown and expanded dramatically in the last several years. How do you feel it has changed since the early days and what directions do you see fandom taking in the future?:
== Fans Thank Carol==
"Changes," 1984 original music by April Valentine and Kathy Burns, was dedicated to Frisbie. It was printed in The Complete Omicron Ceti III Lyric Book.
In 1981, Syn Ferguson wrote about Carol: 
==Interviews==
* Not Tonight, Spock! Interview with Carol Frisbie (1984)
* Where Are They Now: Carol Frisbie (1989)
== Zines with Carol's Work==
* Bitter Blood
* The Bloodstone
* Contact
* Covenant
* Deathdance
* Interphrase
* Nightvisions
* Patterns
* Sun and Shadow
* Thrust
== References ==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Zine Publishers
Carol Huffman

Carol Huffman is a Starsky & Hutch fanwriter who also was one of the early VCR era vidders. She won a Special Huggy Award in 1981 for having helped "clone" or copy Starsky & Hutch episodes for many fans. She also played an important role in disseminating copies of the UK TV show The Professionals in the United States.
She produced at least two songtape collection - one under the name of Rebel Productions and the other with Terry Martin and Elaine under the name of The Texas Tape. Both won awards at the Paul Muni Special. She remained active in fandom through the early 2000s.
==Memories/Recollections==
==References==
Category:Vidders
Category:Fanwriters
Carol J.E. Schorn

Carol J.E. Schorn is a multifandom fan writer, fan poet and zine ed active from the 1980s into the 2000s. She was also the contact for the zine publisher Solstice Press.
== Works ==
=== Zines Edited ===
* On Wings of Light (1985-1990s)
* Chaapa'ai (2004-2005)
=== Fanpoetry ===
Featured in:
* Green Floating Weirdness (Issue 11)
* Just For Kicks
* To Ride the River With (Issue 1)
=== Fanfiction ===
From Waverly Papers (Man from UNCLE)
* "The Man from Elrad Affair" (with Laurie Keeper; Phoenix crossover) (Issue 2, 1983?)
From Firebird -- The Phoenix (Phoenix)
* "To Reach the Limits" (Issue 2, 1983)
From Golden Dreams
* "Castaway" (Issue 2, 1984)
From On Wings of Light (Phoenix)
* "The Island" (Issue 3, 1987)
* "The Rabbit and the Hawk" (Issue 3, 1987)
* "For the World is in Darkness, and I Have Killed My Brother" (Issue 3, 1987)
* "In the Greenwood" (Issue 4, c.1989)
* "Heir of the Sun" (with K.A. Sanders) (Issue 4, c.1989)
* "The Questions I've Asked" (with Chantal Gaudiano) (Issue 5, 1991)
* "Who Could Have Known" (Issue 5, 1991)
From Highland Fling (Highlander)
* "The Greater Joy" (Issue 1, 1994)
* "Leader of the Band" (Issue 1, 1994)
* "Tess" (Issue 2, 1996)
* "Bright Lights in the Big City" (Issue 3, 1996)
* "To All the Girls" (Issue 3, 1996)
* "Scent and Sensibility" (Issue 4, late 1990s?)
From Small Favors Owed... (Stingray)
* "Heliotrope" (with Laurie Keeper; Phoenix crossover) (2001)
From Chaapa'ai (Stargate SG-1)
* "Rikki" (Issue 1, 2004)
* "Endurance" (Issue 2, 2005)
* "All Access Lauren Keeper and Carol" (Issue 3, 2005?)
Category:Fanwriters
Carol Lee (fan)

Carol Lee was a Star Trek fanzine publisher, fan artist, fan club organizer, and fan writer.
Nancy Kippax remembers: 
 
==Zines==
* Anti-Matter
* Dilithium
* Log of the Starship Enterprise
* Rigel
* Saurian Brandy Digest
* Spockanalia
* ST-Phile
* Star Trek Concordance
* Tholian Web
* Warp 9
==Fan Club==
Carol Lee created the fan club Metropolitan Area Star Trekkers (which MAY have became or was, "MAST." There was a 1976 blurb for this club in the 5th International Star Trek Convention souvenir book. This club may have also been "UMAST," the University of Maryland Star Trek" club.
In early 1969, Carol Lee was also president of The Interplanetary Legion of Space Kooks.
==References==
Category:Deceased
Category:Fan Club Organizers
Category:Fanartists
Category:Zine Publishers
Carol Lynn

Carol Lynn has, as she herself describes it: "[I've] been involved in fandom for (mumblelty) years. Fandom has not yet destroyed her memory, because she clearly remembers the days when owning a mimeograph machine was considered the apex of technology for fan publishing...she published one of the first professionally offset printed zines, Kraith Collected in 1973." the introduction from Nenya .
Her MUNCLE fanzines Blood Agent and The St. Crispin's Day Society won a FanQ awards in 1996 and 1997 respectively.
In addition to her efforts as a fanzine publisher she also writes LOTR gen fiction which has won several Middle Earth Fan Fiction Awards (MEFA). Her LOTR costuming skills won her Best in Show at Mediawest in 2008. 
==Her 1976 Fannish Autobiography==
From Featured Fen -- Twofen:Trufen: Debbie Goldstein and Carol Lynn:
==Examples of Fanfiction==
* Unripened Fruit "Can Princes have friends? Or are they doomed by court protocol into having only "suitable companions"? Follow the young prince through a wild and muddy romp in early 4th Age Pelargir. Contains more characters named Ingold than any other story ever written." 12,411 words. Gen. Features Eldarion.
* Bare Feet and Beer "Faramir is happy. Eowyn loves him. He's doing a good job as Steward. Things can't get better, can they?" 1,983 words. Gen. Features Aragorn and Faramir.
* Circumstantial Heroes "Denethor's servants were very well-trained to follow orders. These, after all, were the men who handed an oil-soaked madman a torch when he commanded them to. Pippin discovers they are still working for the King in Minas Tirith and explains things to Aragorn in the dark hours before dawn." 8,211 words. Gen. Features Aragorn and Pippin.
* Paying the Price "Aragorn adjusts to being king. A slightly humourous look at the first days of his reign, and the sacrifices a king has to make for his position." 2,937 words. Gen. Features Aragorn and Éomer.
* Tardis Key: Pillars of Time - 45-page gen Doctor Who novel (1982)
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Zine Publishers
Carol Lynn: Kraith Collection

The Carol Lynn: Kraith Collection is a collection of Star Trek zines and other items donated to the University of Texas Libraries Special Collections by Carol Lynn.
 
==Similar Collections==
For similar archives at TAMU, see Texas A&M Cushing Library Fanzine Collection.
For similar archives at Iowa, see University of Iowa Fanzine Archives.
==Scope and Contents==
==References==
Category:Print Zine Archives
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Category:1970s Zines
Category:1980s Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Carol McCoy

Carol McCoy was a fan writer and a VCR-era vidder. 
She was particularly known for her championship of the Blake's 7 character, Del Tarrant.
==Blake's 7 Fanvids==
Some of these may have been co-edited with Randym.
A fan in March 1992 mentions some vids by McCoy, see Dandruff Droppings.
A fan in a 1993 issue of Rallying Call says she hopes to "be stumbling across more of your music videos!"
And So It Goes | Another Suitcase | Behind Blue Eyes | Bennie Always Looking Good | Billy the Kid | Bless the Wings | Bridge | Bridge Across Forever | Camp Granada | Come Sail Away (Sailing Away) by Styx | Every Breath You Take by The Police (Blake/Avon) | Everything I Do | Find Me a Horse | From a Distance | Get Outta Here With That | Greek Sailor | Hard to Begin Again | If I Only Had A Brain/Heart/Courage | Impossible Dream | It’s In His Kiss | I’m On Fire | Jesse James | Just For One Day | Just Once by James Ingram (Avon/Tarrant) | Living For the Devil | Living Without You | Looking for Love In All The Wrong Places by Johnny Lee (Tarrant/Vila) | Love Theme | Material Girl | Memories | Memories of Love | Mozart’s Requiem | Nature Trail to Hell | Nothing But Clouds | Phantom of the Opera - a Cally themed vid | San Francisco Nights | Servelan’s Lover (set to Sandglass a filk song written by Anne Passovoy & J. Taero and performed by Zen Nine From Outerspace from their Hip Deep In Heroes cassette tape – Servalan/Tarrant) | That’s All I Know | The Girl For Me | The Rose | We’ll All Go Down Together | What A Time It Was | When You Tell Me That You Love Me | Where Do I Go | Wild Woman Blues | | Wind Beneath My Wings | Wizard | Woman in New Mexico | You’re My Home |
===Fan Comments: Vids===
==Blake's 7 Fiction==
Blake, Rabble and Roll | Forgotten Seven | Gambit | Orac's Oddities | Pattern of Infinity | Roads Not Taken | The Seven Live On | Southern Comfort | Southern Lights | Whomsoever Holds This Sword
==References==
Category:Vidders
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Deceased
Carol McPherson

Carol McPherson is a multifandom fanartist and fanwriter, that contributed to many zines in the 1980s.
==Example Art Gallery==
File:Trilevelback.jpg|Art from Tri-Level #2 (1980) (Star Wars)
File:Hydrospannerzero-5.jpg|Art from Hydrospanner Zero (1981) (Star Wars)
File:Far 3-15.jpg|Art from Far Realms #3 (1982) (Battlestar Galactica)
File:Timelordtales1-2.jpg|Art from Time Lord Tales #1 (1983) (Doctor Who)
File:Wolfshead4.jpg|Art from Wolfshead (1986) (Robin of Sherwood)
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Carol Mularski

Carol Mularski is a Star Wars fan writer mostly active in the 1970s and 1980s.
==Example Works: Star Trek: TOS==
* Fantasy #11
* Galactic Discourse #2
* IDIC #6
* New Beginnings
* Off the Beaten Trek #3
* Plak Tow #1, #2, #3, #5
* Side Trekked
==Example Works: Star Wars==
* Alderaani Imperative
* Comlink
* Contraband #2
* Desert Seed Series, a series of gen Star Wars stories written in 1980-1985
* Falcon's Flight #4
* Guardian #3, #4
* Hydrospanner Zero
* JediStarDarkFalconKnight
* Legends of Light #2
* Signs of Wisdom
* Skywalker #4, #5, #6
* A Tremor in the Force #3
* Twin Suns #2
* Warped Space #33/34, #43, #45
==Meta==
* Meet Uncle Owen and Aunt Beru (1979)
* The Quest for Legitimacy: Copyright Practices and Possible Infringement in Fan Fiction (1980)
* "Inconsistency" (1980)
* "In Search of the Real Ark" (1983)
Category:Fanwriters
Carol Peletier/Tyreese Williams

Carol Peletier/Tyreese Williams, also known as Cyreese, is the het pairing of Carol Peletier and Tyreese Williams in The Walking Dead fandom. They have a canonical relationship in the comics, but not in the TV series.
==Canon==
===TV Series===
Carol and Tyreese first meet when Tyreese and his group try to join the prison, Rick rejects them, and they go live at Woodbury instead. After The Governor's actions at the end of Season 3 Tyreese and the remaining Woodbury residents come to live at the prison. When a deadly sickness spreads through the prison Tyreese's girlfriend, Karen, is one of the first to fall ill. Carol kills Karen and burns her body to try and stop the spread of the illness. Tyreese is unaware of Carol's actions and discovers Karen's charred body. After the prison falls Tyreese, Carol, Lizzie, Mika and baby Judith travel together in hopes of finding a new home, they find the Grove. Lizzie kills Mika and threatens to kill Judith, and Carol puts Lizzie down because she is a danger to others. Afterwards Carol confesses to Karen's murder, Tyreese decides to forgive Carol. Tyreese dies mid Season 5 of an infection after a walker bite. 
==Fandom==
===Common Tropes in Fanworks===
*The Grove: Carol and Tyreese dealing with the aftermath of this episode, and sometimes developing a closeness or relationship because of it.
*Love Triangle: usually involving Daryl Dixon
*Side Pairing: Sometimes featured as a secondary pairing in stories focused on Daryl Dixon or Michonne
==Fanworks==
===Fan Art===
*Near to you- Cyreese by SweetSandy
* by Pasita
* by leigh57
===Fanfiction===
*Ice Water by sweettooth7
*Lucky Man by the ramblin rose
*I Get By by LobsterLobster
*Life Opens Doors by the ramblin rose
==Resources==
*Carol Peletier/Tyreese Williams tag at Archive of Our Own
*Carol + Tyreese at FanFiction.net
*Tumblr Tags: Carol x Tyreese, Tyreese x Carol, Cyreese
Category:Het Pairings
Category:Walking Dead Relationships
Category:Interracial Pairings
Carol Peletier Appreciation Week

Carol Peletier Appreciation Week was a fanweek, prompt based challenge dedicated to The Walking Dead character Carol Peletier. Multiple types of fanworks were accepted, but there was a heavy concentration on gif sets.
==Prompts==
* Day 1: favourite episode
* Day 2: favourite outfit
* Day 3: favourite relationship
* Day 4: favourite quote
* Day 5: favourite trait
* Day 6: favourite scene/moment
* Day 7: anything goes
==Example Fanworks==
* gif set by quodls
* graphics/gif set by memoriesinatrunk
* gif set by the-night-time-rain
* gif set by valramorghulis
* fan art by praxid
* graphics by vcnta
==Resources==
* 
* Tumblr Tags: carolweek
Category:Fanweeks
Category:2015 Challenges
Carol S (vidder)

Carol S is a fan vidder who began making vids in the late 1990s and released several songtape collections under the name "Basement Productions." In the late 1990s and early 2000s, she vidded as part of The WOAD Society and also released several songtape and vid DVD collections as part of that group. She currently is on the Vividcon concom. She has also written slash fan fiction.
Carol S is notable because of the inclusion of one of her vids in the Escapade Vid Show Retrospective 1992-2001. The Buffy the Vampire Slayer vid included the song When You Say Nothing At All by Alison Krauss.
==Songtape Collections==
*X-Files - "Reflected Images"
* The Long and Winding WOAD (as part of The WOAD Society)
The WOAD Society Presents (a 3 tape collection)
*It Came From Outer Space 
*Blood, Vid, Sex, Magik
*Dramatic License
Category:Convention OrganizersCategory:Vidders
Category:Fanwriters
Carol Shuttleworth

Carol Shuttleworth was a fan fiction writer and a filk singer. She, along with her group DeHorn Crew sang "Banned from Argo" with Leslie Fish; 3 min 23 sec version. According to the cover of Vince Emery's "Star Trek Comedy: The Unofficial Album" LP, the DeHorn Crew also included Carol Shuttleworth, Kathleen Taylor, Robin Oye and Mary Frohman. She, DeHorn Crew and Leslie Fish recorded an filk LP album in 1978 called Solar Sailors.
Her writing appeared in Thrust ("On The Beach") and she also wrote Anexar, a novel.
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Filkers
Carol Walske

Carol Walske was a writer and zine artist and fanzine publisher. She often worked with Fern Marder. Walske passed away in 2004.
Walske and Marder were editors of The Cavalier, Dagger of the Mind, and Another Time, Another Place, and Arakenyo. Together they co-wrote Alkarin Warlord, Nu Ormenel Collected, Stormbrother and Threshold. Carol's art also appeared in many of the zines she co-wrote with Fern, most notably Nu Ormenel Collected, and she wrote Arakenyo as a gift to her co-editor.
Carol wrote fiction for other zines such as Warped Space, Masiform D, Monkey of the Inkpot, and Mindsifter 2.
Carol had art in numerous other fanzines such as Masiform D, Thousandworlds Collected, Skywalker and even the Leonard Nimoy Association of Fans Yearbook. A sampling of her fan art appears below.
In 1981, she was nominated for a FanQ award and submitted the following bio to The Annual Fan Q Awards Nominations Booklet: 
One fan remembers: 
In 2014, Carol's friend Fern Marder set up a memorial fanzine collection in her name at Texas A&M University.
==A 2005 Interview with Fern Marder==
Fern Marder discusses her writing, and her partnership with Carol Walske in the interview, Writers in Fandom: The Fanzine Scene 
==Memorial Page==
A memorial page for Carol is available at Renderosity.com.
==Gallery==
Image:klingonlandscape.jpg|"Klingon Landscape" from an unknown zine
Image:klingonlandscape2.jpg|"Klingon Landscape" from an unknown zine
Image:Skywalker1.jpg|front cover of Skywalker #1
Image:MasifromDfrontcover.jpg|front cover of Masiform D #6
Image:Perfectobject.jpg|front cover of The Perfect Object
Image:fatherandson.jpg|inside art for Nu Ormenel Collected
Image:Probe 10.jpg|front cover of Probe #10
Image:Probe.jpg|front cover of Probe #12
Image:Odyssey4front.jpg|front cover of Odyssey #4
Image:Guardian 06 bacover.jpg|back cover of Guardian #6
Image:Daggerfront.jpg|front cover of Dagger of the Mind 
Image:Daggerback.jpg|back cover of Dagger of the Mind
Image:Threshold.jpg|front cover of Threshold
Image:klingoncity.jpg|"Klingon City" from unknown zine
Image:Alkarin-Warlord.jpg|cover of Alkarin Warlord
Image:thehunter.jpg|interior art for Alkarin Warlord
Image:klingondecoration.jpg|interior art for Alkarin Warlord
Image:Fanzine-thousandworlds-02.jpg|front cover of Thousandworlds Collected
Image:Battleforrynanback.jpg|back cover of Thousandworlds Collected
Image:Otherside3 interior carol walske.jpg|interior art Paradise
==References==
Category:Deceased
Category:2004 Deaths
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Zine Publishers
Carole & Tuesday

Carole & Tuesday is a 2019 sci-fi music anime focusing on the titular duo, Carole Stanley and Tuesday Simmons. The anime began airing weekly on April 10, 2019.
==Canon Overview==
Set in the future on a partially terraformed Mars, teenager Tuesday Simmons runs away from her posh lifestyle as the daughter of a politician and makes her way to the populous Alba City to pursue her dream of being a musician with just a suitcase and her Gibson acoustic guitar. On her first day in the city, she crosses paths with Carole Stanley, another aspiring musician who plays the piano, and the two decide to team up as a singer-songwriter duo under the name Carole & Tuesday.
===Characters===
* Carole Stanley
* Tuesday Simmons
* Gus Goldman
* Roddy
* Angela Carpenter
* Dahlia
* Tao
* Ertegun
* Valerie Simmons
* Spencer Simmons
* Pyotr
* GGK
* Cybelle
* Mermaid Sisters
==Fanon==
Upon the announcement, fans have immediately taken to shipping the titular pair, and thus Carole/Tuesday became the juggernaut ship for the fandom. 
The anime is praised by many viewers as positive representation, with Carole being POC and a canon instance of f/f in one episode.
==Fanworks==
===Meta===
* Carole & Tuesday: The New Music Anime by Knuwol at Youtube
* Carole & Tuesday: An Emotional Thrill Ride! by Jigabytes at Youtube
* Carole & Tuesday - The Most Beautiful Anime I’ve Ever Heard by Bodell at Youtube
* Carole and Tuesday Against the Algorithm by joyce-stick at Youtube
* Carole & Tuesday: Sci-fi’s New Look (ft. Elon Musk) by Shonen Ronin at Youtube
* Love and Acceptance in Carole & Tuesday by Croswynd at Youtube
==Resources & Communities==
* Carole & Tuesday, c&t, and CandT tags at Tumblr
* キャロル&チューズデイ, Carole&Tuesday, CAROLE&TUESDAY, and carole&tuesday tags at Pixiv
* Carole & Tuesday at Archive of Our Own
* Carole & Tuesday/キャロル&チューズデイ at Fanfiction.net
==References==
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Anime