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The Walking Dead (video game)

The Walking Dead Telltale Video Games are a series of video games that take place within The Walking Dead universe, but not directly connected to the main series. It follows the main character of Clementine, a child growing up and trying to survive in the zombie apocalypse.
==Fandom==
===Pairings===
*Luke/Nick 
*Clementine & Lee Everett 
*Carley/Lee Everett
*Kenny/Sarita 
*Clementine/Sarah 
*Clementine/Gabriel García 
*Katjaa/Kenny 
*Christa/Omid
*Clementine/Carl Grimes
*Clementine/Violet
*Clementine/Louis
===Common Tropes in Fanworks===
*Crossover: with the The Walking Dead comics, television series, Fear the Walking Dead and other zombie apocalypse video game The Last of Us
*Everybody Lives: favorite characters do not die throughout the series 
*No Zombie Apocalypse AU: modern setting, where characters know or meet each other
*PTSD: exploring how the characters deal with the traumatic events that have occurred to them
==Fanworks==
 
===Fan Art===
*Ben from Walking Dead Video Game by milkmateartist
*Clem, the pure by meghanhounsellart
*Clementine by pincepincepince
*Clementine - The Walking Dead by KonekoKisses
*Keep That Hair Short by Bembiann
*Luke - The Walking Dead Video Game S2 by nanami96
*Lee Everett by megmahoneyart
*The Walking Dead Video Game : Facebook Cover by enveedesigns
*The Walking Dead - Lee Everett by SeBiNoDraw
*The Walking Dead - Fan art (Video game) by ZhouJiaSheng
*The Walking Dead, Last Survivors by Holly-the-Laing
*The Walking Dead Game--Reunited by Solastyre
*Walking Dead by BIGGMIGGZ
===Fanfiction===
*Cover Your Crystal Eyes by Mimo123d
*... In A Hopeless Place by 1lostone
*Life Signs by eponymous_rose
*Reunited again by RandomMeerkitty
*stolen thing by mavnificent
*Teenage Wasteland by 1lostone
*Three Orphan Pilgrimage (Alt. to The Walking Dead Game:S3) by JGrayDingler
*The Trouble with Children by Endemic
*Out on a Limb by kiichu
===Cosplay===
*Lee by Lex Mayson
*Clementine by an unidentified cosplayer
==Resources==
*The Walking Dead (Telltale Video Game) tag at Archive of Our Own
*Tumblr Tags: Walking Dead Video Game, TWD Video Game, Telltale Walking Dead, TWDG, Clementine TWDG
*Wiki
*Original game Wikipedia
*Series Wikipedia
*
The Walking Dead Appreciation Week

The Walking Dead Appreciation Week was a fanweek challenge to create fanworks for The Walking Dead fandom, each day having a different theme. Many types of fanworks were accepted including fan art, gifsets and fan edits.
thumb|right|Screen capture of tumblr post about The Walking Dead Appreciation Week from a deactivated original account
==Themes==
* Day 1: Favorite Male Character(s)
* Day 2: Favorite Female Character(s)
* Day 3: Favorite Friendship(s)
* Day 4: Character(s) You Wish Were Still Alive
* Day 5: Favorite Villain(s)
* Day 6: Favorite Season(s)
* Day 7: Anything Goes
==Example Fanworks==
* graphic by hartsbeating
* gif set by valramorghulis
* fan art by misterpinkserpent
* gif set by corlgrimes
* gif set by empressmcbride
==Resources==
* Tumblr Tag: twdweek
Category:Fanweeks
Category:2015 Challenges
The Walking Dead Kinkmeme

The Walking Dead Kinkmeme was a kink meme for The Walking Dead fandom, hosted on Livejournal.
This kink meme was active during the early seasons of the television series, so a considerable amount of the prompt fills are focused on the pairings of Rick Grimes/Shane Walsh and Daryl Dixon/Glenn Rhee, and to a lesser extent Daryl Dixon/Merle Dixon. Although, one can see the emergence of pairings that would go on to be extremely popular in later seasons, like Rick Grimes/Daryl Dixon and Daryl Dixon/Carol Peletier. There are also stories featuring pairings that would be very rare to find elsewhere, like Glenn Rhee/Shane Walsh.
The community had 299 members. The last official posting was in October 2013, although some prompts continued being filled into 2014 and early 2015.
Category:Walking Dead
Category:Meme Journal Communities
Category:2010s
The Wall (Star Trek: TOS story by Kathy Tipton)

The Wall is a Kirk/Spock story by Kathy Tipton. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #5.
==Summary==
"Spock is injured while on a survival test with Kirk and is unable to enter a healing trance due to his preoccupation with Kirk's nearness."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1990===
==References==
 
Category:1986 Fanfiction‎
The Wall (essay)

The Wall is a 1978 essay by M.J. Fisher.
It was printed as an opposing viewpoint to Karen Fleming's essay Truth forever on a scaffold. Both essays were printed in Spectrum #35.
The topic was explicit adult material, specifically Kirk/Spock content in Star Trek: TOS zines, a topic that was raging across fandom at the time. For more context, see:
* Open Letter by Winston A. Howlett Regarding His Review of "Alternative: Epilog to Orion" (1976-77)
* The SekWester*Con Porn Debate (1977)
* Open Letter by Mary Lou Regarding Explicit Fanworks (1977)
* Kirk and Spock: Do They or Don't They? (1978)
* No Easy Answers (1978)
* see Timeline of Slash Meta
==Some Topics Discussed==
* homosexuality is lumped in with "bestiality, incest, sadomasochism, and even nihilism and necrophilia"
* fans will likely get bored of all the sex and return to normal
* liberal and conservative fans
* suggestion that the solution was labeling, warnings, and age statements, things that were not a part of fandom at that time
* slander and free speech
* "ratting out fellow fen" to TPTB
==The Essay==
 
==Fan Comments==
Fan comments touched upon Kirk/Spock fiction being "distasteful," "out of character," done without the actors' consent, that it should be labeled so that one could boycott zines that contain Kirk/Spock material, that it should be kept private, and also "think of the children."
==References==
Category:1978 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Slash Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
The Wall of Lies

The Wall of Lies is a gen Doctor Who newsletter of the South Australian club in Adelaide. 
Its subtitle varies: ""The Newsletter of the South Australian Doctor Who Fan Club Inc." and "The News Sheet of SFSA Incorporating the South Australian Doctor Who Fan Club Inc."
This club also put out Chameleon Factor, a fiction sister zine. 
==Issue 29==
The Wall of Lies 29 was published in September 1994. Some of this content was included in the next issue.
==Issue 29/30==
The Wall of Lies 29/30 was published in November 1994. It contains some of the content of the previous issue. 
==Issue 33==
The Wall of Lies 33 was published in 1995. 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 33==
==Issue 34==
The Wall of Lies 34 was published in 1995 and contains 4 pages.
==Issue 36==
The Wall of Lies 36 was published in 1995.
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 36==
==Issue 49==
The Wall of Lies 49 was published in 1998.
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 49==
==References==
 
Category:Club Zines
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1990s
The Walled Garden, or, William Ashton's Secret

The Walled Garden, or, William Ashton's Secret is a 154-page slash East Lynne (British TV series) Professionals fusion novel by Felicity M. Parkinson.
The story was released as part of The Professionals circuit.
 
==Author's Preface: From the Zine==
Author's preface: 
==Author's Comments==
Two comments from Be Gentle With Us Interview: Felicity M. Parkinson (1993): 
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:Live-action Television
Category:1988 Zines
The Wallflower

The Wallflower started out as manga in 2000 (still ongoing), and in 2006 was turned into an anime as well. As of 2010, the series was adapted into J-drama, staring KAT-TUN's Kazuya Kamenashi. While some anime or manga-based fandoms see a surge in popularity after being adapted into a live action drama--especially one staring a Johnny--this did not prove to be the case with Yamato Nadeshiko Shichi Henge. 
In the official English translation, the series is called The Wallflower. Scanlation groups and much of the fandom refer to the series as Perfect Girl Evolution, a title more in keeping with the manga's storyline. 
==Synopsis==
After being rejected by the boy she liked, Sunako Nakahara gave up her femininity and retreated into darkness. Her happy life enjoying horror movies and quality time with her anatomical models is interrupted by four bishounen. The "creatures of the light" have been tasked by their landlady, and Sunako's aunt, to transform Sunako into a proper lady. If they succeed, they go rent free. If they fail, their rent will skyrocket. 
Unfortunately for Kyohei, Takenaga, Yuki, and Ranmaru, Sunako isn't willing to be transformed without a fight.
==Wallflower Fandom ==
The Wallflower is a tiny fandom. 
Kyohei/Sunako is by far the most popular ship in the fandom. It is semi-canonical, with 20+ volumes of UST behind it. The pairing can be extremely difficult to write while keeping Sunako and Kyohei in character. Sunako has the tendency to get massive nosebleeds when she's exposed to "Creatures of the Light," such as the super beautiful Kyohei. She has no interest in romance or love. Kyohei is hardly any better on the romance front, although he has shown some hints of recognizing his deepening feelings for Sunako. 
Fan writers deal with Sunako and Kyohei's difficult relationship in a variety of ways. Some writers choose to make Sunako more open and ladylike; others create AU versions of the characters. 
Takenaga/Noi are a canonical het couple who also appear in fanfic. There is a small segment of fans who write slash (yaoi) fanfic centered around Kyohei, Takenaga, Ranmaru, and Yuki, in various combinations.
== Resources ==
* The Wallflower at AO3
* The Wallflower at FF.Net
* wallflower_fans
Category:Manga Category:AnimeCategory:Live-action Television
Category:J-Drama Fandom
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
The Walls Know You

The Walls Know You is a Friends at the Table fangame built in Twine by Emma Conner. It was created as a gift for drawn-from-the-ground as part of Secret Samol's 2022 round.The Walls Know You game description on Itch.io (archive link)
The game features the characters ⸢Signet⸣ and Belgard from the podcast's Twilight Mirage season. They have a conversation where Signet tells Belgard about people she's seen, and the player builds those people from prompts on the screen.
==Game Description==
== Screenshot Gallery ==
File:FATTTheWallsKnowYouScreen1.png
File:FATTTheWallsKnowYouScreen2.png
==References==
Category:2023 Fanfiction
The Wanderer from the Stars

The Wanderer from the Stars is a gen Starman anthology edited by Thomas Dachsel and Yvette Jessen. 
 
It has art by Merle (Wiebke) Pommert (winner of a 1999 FanQ). One of them is in color.
* Faraway Friends by Yvette Jessen (4)
* Viva Las Vegas by Sabine Kinkel (18)
* Recycled Dreams by Yvette Jessen (44)
* A Question of Friendship by Yvette Jessen (93)
* The Sounds of Silence by Yvette Jessen (113)
* Kidnapping by Sabine Kinkel (119)
* Memories of the Past by Yvette Jessen (152)
* From the Other Side by Yvette Jessen (195)
* The Outcast by Yvette Jessen (216)
* Reunion 2020 by Yvette Jessen (241)
* Visitors and Voices by Yvette Jessen (winner of a 1999 FanQ) (255)
* A Belief in Angels by Yvette Jessen (non-fiction) (261)
* What's the Spotlight Starman All About? (263)
* Acknowledgements (266)
* Jenny's Prayer by Yvette Jessen (filk)
 
Category:Starman Zines
Category:1998 Zines
The Wandering Inn

The Wandering Inn is an online original fiction by Pirateaba.
==Fandom==
===Comments===
==Fanon and Common Tropes in Fanworks==
==Common Pairings==
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
===Fanfiction===
===Vids===
===Other Fanworks===
==Archives & Communities==
*The Wandering Inn Subreddit - /r/WanderingInn
==Resources & External Links==
*The Wandering Inn - pirateaba tag on the Ao3
*The Wandering Inn Wiki
==References==
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Books & Literature
Category:Original Fiction
The Wanted

The Wanted are a British pop boy band comprised of five members: Max George, Siva Kaneswaran, Nathan Sykes, Jay McGuinness and Tom Parker. They announced an indefinite hiatus in 2014.
==Fandom==
==Fanon and Common Tropes in Fanworks==
==Common Pairings==
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
===Fanfiction===
===Vids===
===Other Fanworks===
==Archives & Communities==
==Resources & External Links==
*The Wanted (Band) tag on the Ao3
*Wikipedia:The Wanted
==References==
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Music RPF
The War

The War is a Harry Potter fanvid by agentofCHAOS13x.
Vidder's summary: "A look back and the war between good & evil, and how every character has somehow developed over the years, as well as the darkness + the light that exists within them all."
As of April 2012, it has 973,151 views and 9,500 comments on YouTube.Harry Potter | The War. (Accessed 01 April 2012.)
== Reactions & Reviews ==
* "Thirty Seconds to Mars. I love you for this song. And to whoever [sic] made this fanvid did an AMAZING job. ... I should also warn that while viewing, you may need tissues. Lots and lots of tissues." -- rec post by teas_me on LiveJournal
* "This has to be one of the﻿ most touching videos i have ever seen. the captions were fit perfectly with the words of the song so it created a very very VERY well done and emotionally captivating seqence [sic]. I thoroughly enjoyed every second of it." -- comment by Itchellmo on YouTube
* "Oh wow! this is amazing! This song. just *sobs*" -- comment by kajmere on teas_me's rec post
== References ==
Category:2011 Vids
Category:Harry Potter Vids
The War Effort

The War Effort is a gen anthology of Garrison's Gorillas fiction by Jane Woods.
"A straight adult Garrison's Gorillas zine. Action, humor, hurt/comfort follows the relationship of Garrison and the cons as they learn to trust each other and become a team. Adult language and situations. Age statement required."
==Submission Request==
"Submissions open for future issues. No slash. No Mary Sue Stories. No killing off characters. SASE (SAE & IRC from UK)or email for guidelines."
==Issue 1==
The War Effort 1 (168 pgs) was published in 1996 and contains nine stories. Scanned photos and screen-grabs used throughout.
From Media Monitor: "This adult Garrison's Gorillas zine explores the relationship of Garrison and the cons of one another in the setting of was. Chief relives his painful past and shares a dark secret with Garrison. Garrison has his eyes opened opened about prison, facts we know were unknown in the forties."
* The Curse (Goniff secretly steals a jewel that has a curse, and one by one, the team begins to experience bizarre accidents. Casino is shot in the worst possible place.) (5)
* Craig's Journal (Chief relives his painful past and shares a dark secret with Garrison.) (31)
* The Sellout (After a successful mission, the Gorillas are caught in an Allied bombing raid.) (38)
* A Matter of Trust (60)
* The Tin Hero (The ace pilot they are sent to rescue turns out to be the man who had Chief falsely arrested and thrown into prison when he was 15 years old. Garrison has his eyes opened about a part of prison life he knew nothing about.) (69)
* The Virgin Affair (106)
* The Bridge at Angel's Breath (119)
* Piano Lessons (147)
* Memories Lost (156)
==Issue 2==
The War Effort 2 was published in 1997 and contains 195 pages. Scanned photos and screen-grabs are used throughout.
* The Price of Freedom (set before the pilot, Garrison sizes up the cons) (5)
* The Mission (Garrison must go on a mission even though Casino and Chief have been lost in a plane crash) (25)
* The Wine Cellar Incident (60)
* The Legacy of Arthur (73)
* Sie La Guerre (81)
* Wolf in the Fold (an old enemy of Chief's endangers the team) (105)
* Blackest Night (134)
* The Last Con (178)
Category:Garrison's Gorillas Zines
Category:1990s
The War Inside

The War Inside is a slash Wiseguy 238-page anthology of first time fiction by Natasha Solten.
Summaries below from the publisher: 
* The War Inside, a novella: (A 20-page prequel to this novella was written over 20 years ago and published in the zine Dyad 3.) Vinnie wrestles with his growing feelings for Sonny while learning that Sonny himself has started to question his own choices in life and may be feeling an urge to run. Both men face off only to realize they think more alike than they ever realized, and may actually share the same dreams of a different future together.
* The Safe House: What if, after hours of being trapped in the old Rialto, beaten, exhausted and desperate, Sonny starts trying all the exits again and one of the doors flies open? This story starts with an escape, a gun, a stolen car and a drive into the mountains that will change Sonny and Vinnie’s lives forever.
* The Three O'Clock Drive: After Vinnie is taken out in the middle of the night on suspicion of being a cop and almost killed by Sonny and his henchmen, he finds himself in an awkward and ironic position of feeling betrayed by the man he is in the process of betraying. The truth of Sonny’s friendship and what it means to Vinnie sheds new light on his conscience and brings to the surface feelings he can’t deny.
*Don't: Sonny’s coming onto Vinnie and Vinnie is finding it harder and harder to say no to him. 
*Dark Deeds: Sonny the tempter seduces a reluctant Vinnie to the dark side where things do not go at all as planned.
* The Weather Outside, a novella: While Vinnie watches Sonny sleep, he makes a decision that changes everything. The result: they are separated for three long months. Each faces agonizing introspection, and a love that refuses to die.
Category:Wiseguy Zines
Category:2010 Zines
The War Was in Color

The War Was in Color is a Steve Rogers vid by Settiai. It is a companion to Carry On, a Steve vid by the same vidder that premiered at Vividcon in 2012.
Summary: "Sit down, son. Let me fill you in." Or, alternatively: STEVE *REALLY* FEEEEELS! (As do we.)
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Captain America Vids
Category:2012 Vids
The War against Fandom

The War against Fandom is a 1997 article about the crackdown of big media companies on fansites in 1990s. The original topic line read: "Somewhere between big-media lawyers and obsessive fan sites lies a battlefield."
The article summarizes the problem as one of media companies wanting to parade their Web savvy in the marketplace and to funnel all the Net traffic into a few commercial sites, while the fans want to have freedom of speech and assembly in sites of their own choosing and to have fewer constraints on the use of copyrighted materials. It also refers to an incident in 1995 "when Jeanette Foshee was slammed with a cease-and-desist order for circulating a set of Simpsons icons she had drawn herself." 
==Excerpts==
Category:1997 News Media
The War of the Worlds Special Gen Collection

The War of the Worlds Special Gen Collection is a 42-page anthology of fiction previously published in Neon Rainbow's multimedia zines through 2002.
* Symmetry and Sensibility by Sara Falcioni (printed from Just For Kicks) 
* Separate Ways by Mac (printed from Over the Edge) 
* No Way Home by Mac (printed from Over the Edge) 
 
Category:War of the Worlds Zines
Category:2000s
The War of the Worlds Special Slash Collection

The War of the Worlds Special Slash Collection is a 200-page anthology of fiction previously published in Neon Rainbow's multimedia zines through 2002.
* The Getaway by Duval (One in Ten #2)
* Upside-Down Encounter by Duval (One in Ten #1)
* Different is Better by B. A. Foss (One in Ten #1)
* Magi Cubed by Debra Hicks (One in Ten #1)
* All's In Free by Kareene (Strictly an Indulgence) (a Counterstrike crossover)
* The Seduction by Nancy Platte (One in Ten #3)
* Making Magic by R. Robin (One in Ten #1)
* Boy Toy by Smythe (Over the Edge)
* Boy Toy: Synchronicity by Smythe (One in Ten #1)
* Sugar Plum by Smythe (The Yule Tide #1)
* Eye to Eye by Barbara T (One in Ten #1)
* The Ties That Bind by Bonny Wicks (Delicious Agony, Vulgar Ecstasy)
* Night Terrors by Karyn Wolf (One in Ten #1)
Category:War of the Worlds Zines
Category:2002 Zines
The Warden

The Warden is the player character in Dragon Age: Origins, and Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening. There are a wide variety of Wardens, as the player can choose the Warden's gender, and one of six distinctive origins. 
The Warden's given name is customizable. Fans normally refer to the Warden by their family name (which also differentiates their background). http://dragonage.wikia.com/wiki/The_Warden#Last_name The Warden - Dragon Age Wiki (Accessed Sept. 4, 2012)
* Human Noble: Cousland
* Human Mage: Amell (cousin to Dragon Age II's Hawke)
* Elf Mage: Surana
* City Elf: Tabris
* Dalish Elf: Mahariel
* Dwarf Noble: Aeducan
* Dwarf Commoner: Brosca
A player's existing Warden can be imported into Awakening, the DLCs The Golems of Amgarrak and Witch Hunt. A new Orlesian Warden can also be created. 
== Fandom ==
The Warden is a popular focus for fanworks, although some people are uncomfortable reading about a character who can quite easily serve as a self-insert. Fans develop headcanons for their Wardens, and can become very attached to their particular vision of the character. 
The Warden's potential romantic partners vary depending on their gender. Female Wardens can romance Alistair, Zevran, or Leliana. Male Wardens can romance Morrigan, Leliana, or Zevran. These canon pairings are the most popular for the Warden, and of them Female!Warden/Alistair is one of the most common pairings on the Dragon Age Kink Meme. While there is no romance in Awakening, Anders is also paired with the Warden. 
Cousland is one of the more popular origins, especially since a female Coulsand can marry Alistair if he is made king, and a male Cousland can marry Queen Anora. Some fans argue that the Human Noble origin is the most relevant to the overall plot of the game. http://forum.bioware.com/topic/494047-why-human-noble-origin-is-the-best-spoilers/ Why Human noble origin is the best (Spoilers). Thread created 09 February 2014. Accessed March 30, 2014.
===Popular Pairings===
*Alistair/Warden
*Cullen/Warden
*Leliana/Warden
*Zevran/Warden
===Fanworks===
* Of Elves and Humans: Redux(AO3 version)(ffn version by sundogsandrainbows. Dalish Origin exploration during the events of the game, and one of the top kudosed fics in the fandom in 2023
==Gallery==
File:Eirenne Tabris by Amonkirabepraised.jpg|Fanart by ‎Amonkirabepraised of a female Tabris. 
File:Dacian Mahariel by KuroCyou.png|Fanart by KuroCyou of a male Mahariel.
File:Cousland by Margarita Yazeva.png|Tarot-style art by Margarita Yazeva of a female Cousland.
== References ==
Category: Dragon Age Characters‎
The Warehouse

The Warehouse is a webtoon published by the artist/writer team Killer Whale. It was originally published on Lezhin before moving to Bomtoon. The canon has been compared to Killing Stalking but it was published a few months before. 
The story is about Kim Dohyun, who is kidnapped by Jung Sungho, an apparent stranger, and raped repeatedly. However, Sungho seems to know Dohyun and to be motivated by revenge. The central mystery revolves around the relationship between Dohyun and Sungho and their past together. The webtoon focuses almost exclusively on these two characters but two minor characters are introduced later on.
==Fandom==
The fandom is very small, with less than 50 fics on AO3. The first fic was published in 2018.
Fandom almost exclusively focuses on Dohyun/Sungho, and unsurprisingly contains a high percentage of noncon/dubcon works.
==Resources==
*The Warehouse fics on AO3
*Warehouse Masterlist - Links to fan websites, meta discussions, timeline, and fanfic plotting
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Manhwa
Category:Webcomics
The Warnings Against Toxic Masculinity in Black Panther (2018)

A Meta that explores some of the ways that Black Panther (2018) dismantles toxic masculinity and promotes the views and characterization of women as an antidote to the violence, anger, and misplaced affections encouraged by social constructs, primarily of Western design. It also addresses racism and the power of women in the narrative. 
==Original Essay==
==References==
Category:Black Panther
Category:Comics Meta
Category:2018 Meta
Category:Meta on Tumblr
Category:Marvel Cinematic Universe