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Pamela Isley

Pamela Isley, more commonly known as Poison Ivy, is a DC Comics character. 
==Canon==
===Comics===
Poison Ivy made her first appearance Batman #181 (June 1966).
===Other Adaptions===
* In 1992, the Poison Ivy appeared in Batman: The Animated Series. BTAS also introduced Pamela's new friend and future comics love interest, Harley Quinn
* In 1997, Uma Thurman portrayed Pamela Isley in the live-action Batman & Robin movie.
* In 2009, the character appeared in the Batman:Arkham Asylum series of video games.
* In the TV series, Gotham, Ivy Pepper was introduced, and she went on to transform into Poison Ivy.
* In 2019, the Harley Quinn animated series introduced Ivy as a central character in Harley's crew, and later as a love interest.
==Fandom==
Following the announcement, that Poison Ivy might appear in a live-action Gotham City Sirens film alongside Margot Robbie's Harley Quinn fans began to fancast actresses for the role. Madelaine Petsch, Bridget Regan and Jessica Chastain were among those named by fans., Tumblr post by moveslikejoker (2017?), Tumblr post by harleyandivy, (2017?) 
===Shipping===
* Pamela Isley/Harleen Quinzel
* Pamela Isley/Selina Kyle
* Pamela Isley/Selina Kyle/Harleen Quinzel 
* Pamela Isley/Bruce Wayne
===Common Tropes & Storylines===
* Sex Pollen is a well known trope in fanfiction, and it is fairly common in fanfiction featuring Poison Ivy. She may attack vigilantes with such a toxin or a botanical experiment may go wrong, leading to smutty consequences. 
* Flower Shop AUs are becoming more common, given Ivy's love of plants and current popularity of such Mundane AUs.
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* ivy by nebezial
* Poison Ivy by ChrisEvenhuis
* DC Femme Fatales: Poison Ivy by annecain
* poison ivy - flowering by missveryvery
* by paulinaganucheau
* by ink-shaming
* poison Ivy by CamaraSketch
* by inkydandy
* by julianamoonar
===Fanfiction===
* that most precipitous fall by Kieron_ODuibhir 
* Does it Make a Sound by heartslogos
===Fanvids===
* Harley Quinn & Poison Ivy | Half of the abuse by Silviasi22 (2016)
* toxic by Kyle Knight
===Meta===
* poison ivy: a feminist goddess through a male gaze -- part one: the maiden & pre-crisis by black and white thinking (2022)
===Graphics and Gif Sets===
* graphics by pl60o
==Example Art Gallery==
File:DeadlyGarden2.png|Art used on the DeadlyGarden mailing list
File:DeadlyGarden.png|Manip also used on the DeadlyGarden mailing list
File:The Flora Lounge.png|Header created for the site The Flora Lounge 
==Mailing Lists==
*DeadlyGarden
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Pamela Isley works at AO3 
* Poison Ivy works at FFN (Batman)
* Pamela I. works at FFN (Batman the Animated Series)
===Deviantart===
* poison ivys garden
* poison ivys earth
===Tumblr===
Tumblr tags: Poison Ivy, Pamela Isley
* Poison IvyLeague
* Pamela Isley appreciation life.
===LiveJournal===
* Vixen of vines
==Fansites==
*The Flora Lounge (defunct)
*Poison Ivy's Greenhouse (defunct)
==Resources==
* Poison Ivy at wikipedia
* Poison Ivy at DC Database
* Poison Ivy at Batman Wiki
* Poison Ivy at DCAU Wiki
==References==
Category:DC Comics Characters
Category:Batman Characters
Category:Suicide Squad
Pan

Pan is a Kirk/Spock story by Emily Adams.
It was published in the print zine Counterpoint #7.
==Series==
* Pan
* Pan-Demonium
* DiscrePANcy
* ComeupPANce
==Summary==
"The shipʼs telepathic cat stumbles on a body and then of the thoughts that Kirk and Spock have for each other."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1992===
===1993===
===1998===
===1999===
===2009===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1992 Fanfiction‎
Pan-Demonium

Pan-Demonium is a K/S story by Emily Adams in the zine KaleidoScope #1.
==Series==
* Pan
* Pan-Demonium
* DiscrePANcy
* ComeupPANce
==Summary==
"When Spock snubs Kirk after returning from a mission on a colony planet, Kirk at first believes that Spock has decided against them having an affair but slowly discovers that things are not as they seem."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1993===
===1994===
===1995===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1993 Fanfiction‎
Pan-fandom

Within media fandom, pan-fandom refers to media fandom overall, in a meta sense -- not just the sum total of all possible fandoms (and fans), but also things like zine-based fandom, cons, fanfic in general, fanart in general, widespread story tropes, vidding, fannish lingo, etc. 
Thus, spaces that encourage interaction among fans without focusing on individual fandom preferences would be pan-fandom spaces (e.g. Fandom Wank, Metafandom, the Fanfic Symposium, FCA-L). Pan-fandom podcasts such as Shipping & Handling and Fansplaining include wide-ranging explorations of fandoms and fandom life. Similarly, Robin Hobb's Fan Fiction Rant is a pan-fandom rant, in that it talks about all fanfic writers everywhere. 
Pan-fandom, as the alternate form panfandom, most often refers to a type of roleplay/roleplay forum where different series get crossed over and characters from them are thrown into one "neutral" world not a part of any preexisting media. This genre of RP was popularized in the late 2000s and spiked in popularity from 2016 to 2021. 
Contrast this term with multifandom, which refers to multiple individual fandoms, while leaving out the more meta aspects.
=== Examples ===
* The Wave Theory of Slash by Lezlie Shell (1993)
* The Fannish Potlatch: Creation of Status Within the Fan Community by Rachael Sabotini (1999)
* Fanfic Symposium - pan-fandom archive (1999-2006) 
* Fanfic Symposium/Essays
* Transformative Works and Cultures - peer-reviewed academic journal (2008-ongoing)
* The Secret Lives of Fen by criticalcricket at Fanthropology (2008)
* So you want to write fanfictions on the internets by CC (traveller) (2009)
* The Weird World of Fan Fiction by Alexandra Alter (WSJ, 2012)
* The ‘Spotlight Effect’ in Media and Fandom by saathi1013 (2013)
* The Promise and Potential of Fan Fiction by Stephanie Burt (2017)
=== Fanlore Articles ===
* Wings in Fanworks
=== Podcasts ===
* Why Do We Read This?
** Why Do We Read This?: Li Qingzhao, Fandom, and FanFic
Pan/Uub

Pan/Uub is the het ship between Son Pan and Uub from Dragon Ball.
==Fandom==
Even though they don't interact much in canon, Pan and Uub, belonging to the same generation and being closely related to the main character (Pan is Son Goku's granddaughter and Uub his student), fans ship them because it would make sense if they became friends in the near future in canon and there's potential for romance.
=== Common tropes ===
* Sparring/fighting together
* Flying in the Kinton Cloud together
* Kids with pink hair: In some epilogues for epic fanfiction, Pand and Uub eventually get married and have kids with pink hair, or pink highlights (this is due to Uub's previous incarnation as Majin Bu, who is pink).
== Example Works ==
== Links ==
* Son Pan/Uub on AO3
Category:Dragon Ball
Category:Het Pairings
Category:Interracial Pairings
Panathenaea

The Hercules and Xena Panathenaea was one of the early European Xena: Warrior Princess conventions, running September 1–3 in London, UK in 2000. 
===Guests===
*Kevin Smith, who played Ares
*Willa O'Neill, who played Lila, Gabrielle's sister
*Dean O'Gorman, who played multiple characters in Hercules and Xena, including a young Iolaus and Homer
===Events===
*Cocktail Party
*Meet and Greet for fans and guests
*Guest Talks/Panels
*Q and A Sessions
*Auction
*Fancy Dress Contest
*Cabaret and Dancing
===Fan Commentary===
===Con Review and Write-ups===
*Panathenea UK Con, September 1-3, 2000, at Xenaville
==References==
Category:2000 Conventions
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess
Category:Conventions in United Kingdom
Panazine

Panazine is a multifandom print zine.
==Issue 1==
Panazine 1 was published in June 1978.
==Issue 2==
Panazine 2 was published in September 1978.
==Issue 3==
Panazine 3 was published in February 1979.
==Issue 4==
Panazine 4 was published in June 1979.
==Issue 5==
Panazine 5 was published in March 1980.
==Issue 6==
Panazine 6 was published in June 1980.
==Issue 7==
Panazine 7 was published in January 1981.
==Issue 8==
Panazine 8 was published in 1981.Dates for issues 1-8 found in the Guide to the M. Horvat Science Fiction Fanzines Collection. M. Horvat Science Fiction Fanzines Collection, The University of Iowa Libraries, Iowa City, Iowa. (Accessed 24 May 2022)
Image:panazine8front.jpg|front cover of issue #8, features some Star Wars and Star Trek fanart
Image:panazine8back.jpg|back cover of issue #8 
==Issue 9==
Panazine 9 was published in February 1982. Whole Fanzine Catalog Brown, B. E., ed. (1982-1983). The Whole Fanzine Catalog, (22-25), 22. (Accessed 25 May 2022)
==References==
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Category:1981 Zines
Panda Lilies

Panda Lilies is an explicit Korrasami femslash fic in the Avatar: Legend of Korra fandom. It was first written as a one-shot birthday gift for RaeDMagdon as LoganTheAnimal's first foray at smut in 2017. After the fic received positive feedback by its readers, in 2018, Panda Lilies got a multi-chapter sequel called In My Lover's Arms.
Panda Lilies takes place in the Omegaverse. After Omega!Asami comes home, Alpha!Korra gives the gift of birthday sex to her lover.
== Reviews ==
== References/Further Reading ==
Category:The Legend of Korra
Category:Femslash Fanfiction
Category:2017 Fanfiction
Pandemonium 213

pandemonium_213 is an author & essayist in The Silmarillion and The Lord of the Rings fandom. A longtime reader of Tolkien, beginning in 1966 when she first read The Hobbit, she began writing fan fiction in 2007, first posting Trinity followed shortly by The Apprentice on The Silmarillion Writers' Guild where the majority of her stories are archived. Her story, The Prisoner and the Hobbit, co-written with Dreamflower, was discussed in John Lennard's essay Tolkien's Triumph: The Strange History of 'The Lord of the Rings.
==Example Fanworks==
*The Tolkienian War on Science. Essay (2007)
*Broken Star. The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth drabbles (2007)
*Into This Wild Abyss. The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth chapter fic. MEFA 2010 winner, First Place; Genres: Character Study: The Silmarillion. (2010) (Re-posted 2015)
*Tears for the Fallen. The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth poem. MEFA 2010 winner, First Place; Genres: Poetry: Drama. (2010) (Re-posted 2011)
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Pandora's Bowl

Pandora's Bowl is a Star Trek: TOS story by Suzan Lovett. 
It was published in TREKisM at Length #5 and later in Antinomy.
 
==Summary==
From the publisher: "Initially, the Starfleet Academy banquet is quite enjoyable, and Cadet Kirk is having a good time, despite the tradition that is used to punish the violator of even the smallest infraction of protocol. But when a young Vulcan officer is singled out, things start to go a little bit too far."
==Excerpt==
"Kirk busied himself with his food, not wanting to watch. "Jim?" Ruth asked, noticing his withdrawal. "It isn't funny, Ruth." "I thought you said this was all accepted in good humor?" "Yes, but not him. He's Vulcan. And not like this. It's turning into a vendetta and he got so few choices." "Do you know him?" "No. He must have graduated before I entered the Academy. He's probably served a few years before he got to Command College.""
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS FanfictionCategory:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1985 Fanfiction‎
Category:2006 Fanfiction‎
Pandora's Box

* Pandora's Box, a Star Trek: TOS zine by Susan E. Broughton and Gail E. Clark
* Pandora's Box, a Star Trek: TOS K/S story by Telana Wells
* Pandora's Box, a Star Trek: TOS K/S story by M. Fae Glasgow
* Pandora's Box, an X-Files story by Rachel Anton
* Pandora's Box... Again, K/S meta by Diane Marchant
* The Pandora's Box Affair, a Man from U.N.C.L.E. story
Pandora's Box... Again

:You may be looking for Pandora's Box, a Star Trek zine, or The Pandora's Box Affair, a Man from UNCLE zine.
Pandora's Box... Again is a 2 1/3-page article by Diane Marchant printed in Grup #4.
This title was not its original title, but the one used in the zine.
It was written in response to her own story A Fragment Out of Time. from Grup #3 
In this essay (which has the subtitle: "A Psychological Discussion of the Relationship Between Captain James T. Kirk and Conmander Spock") Marchant explains how, and why, Spock loves Kirk.
She proposes that Spock is essentially somewhat of an adolescent, has a case of hero-worship on James Kirk, and because of Spock's conflicted nature, feels he cannot love someone in an expected way.
Marchant discusses how many times Spock has endangered his own life to save Kirk's and analyzes a number of episodes.
==Similar Essays ==
 
* The Inter-Relationships of Enterprise Crew Members by Jenny Elson in STAG #3 (1973)
* Pandora's Box... Again by Diane Marchant (Grup #4) (1975)
* Concerning Spock by Diane Marchant (Beyond Antares #1) (1975)
* Analysis of Nurse Christine Chapel by Diane Marchant (Beyond Antares #1) (1975)
==Some Excerpts==
==Reactions and Reviews==
== References ==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:1975 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Pandora's Box (Star Trek: TOS story by M. Fae Glasgow)

See Pandora's Box for other uses of this title.
Pandora's Box is a Kirk/Spock story by M. Fae Glasgow. 
It was published in the print zine The 25th Year where it was part of an interconnected series of stories.
==Excerpt==
"Stop. Think. I am Vulcan. I am logical. My bondmate gives nothing to the bond. All of it, everything that I am, disappears inside him and he give me none of himself back. Just blackness, darkness, this hungry maw sinking into all the nurturing and the love I can give him. This, then, is the answer to why he wil lnot listen when I decline to hurt him as he wishes to be hurt. This, then is the reason he still wanders whenever fancy takes him. He does those things because he has no reason not to. He is giving nothing into the bond, only this miniscule opening through which he feeds… "
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1991===
===2010===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1991 Fanfiction‎
Pandora's Box (Star Trek: TOS story by Telana Wells)

Pandora's Box is a Kirk/Spock story by Telana Wells. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #26.
 
==Summary==
"A keepsake box from McCoyʼs future contains “movies” showing Kirk and Spock as a couple."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1990===
===1991===
===1991===
===1999===
===2000===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1990 Fanfiction
Pandora's Box (Star Trek: TOS zine)

You may be looking for the Man from U.N.C.L.E. zine The Pandora's Box Affair or the famous K/S meta essay Pandora's Box... Again.
Pandora's Box is a 55-page gen Star Trek: TOS novel by Susan S. Broughton and Gail E. Clark. The front cover is by Carol Hart and typing was done by Karen Blackadder. There are no interior illos.
Summary from the zine: "Once opened the box could never be closed. But after all the myriad sorrows came a bright & shining thing, eternal hope."
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1981 Zines
Pandora Publications

Pandora Publications was a fanzine publisher that published in the mid-1990s. 
NOTE: Fister-Liltz also published many zines under Fenris House and Special Services Limited and there is likely to be overlap.
==Publications==
* Belinda: A Weekend in New England
*Chosen Haunts 
*Dark Sluggos
*Dark Vengeance 
* Die Laughing 
*Eclectic 
*Fantazy (with Joan Shumsky)
* Heat
*Jayne A. Largent Cartoon Series 
* Mélange (with Joan Shumsky)
*Mixed Media
* No Other Love
* Outlands 
* Spirits & Shades 
* A Study in Shadows
*Tryst of Dark Shadows
*Vive la Resistance!
Panel

Panels are the bread and butter of many media fan cons. While con evenings are often filled with assorted different activities, from karaoke to filking to vidshows, the daytimes are filled with panels.
Panels at fan cons tend to be run on the "unconference" model. Rather than being an opportunity for experts to hold forth, they're an opportunity for fans to talk with each other about given fannish subjects. They work on the model that presumes that all attendees are experts, by virtue of being fans.
==How panels are chosen==
Usually well in advance of the con, the fans who'll be attending the con submit panel suggestions. Sometimes the comcon chooses the most interesting balance of panels, and sometimes the membership of the con votes on which panels are most interesting or compelling. Each panel typically has between one and three moderators, who may prepare discussion questions and/or hand-outs. Their role is typically not (only) to speak themselves, but to moderate discussion and to keep the conversation flowing smoothly.
Conventions may offer discounts on admission for attendees who are presenting. In some cases a con will pay for a group to do a "more professional" panel.
==What makes a good panel?== 
A good panel is one which provokes intense conversation among fans. And stays on topic, an often difficult challenge.
==Kinds of panels==
* fandom-specific panels
* track (panels dedicated to particular characters or fandoms) 
* meta track (panels for multi-fandom discussion or for discussion of issues that exist in many fandoms.) 
* Dead Dog Panel
==Some Tips and How To's on Panels and Programming==
See , 2006, written for a Harry Potter Symposium
Category:Convention Glossary
Pangalia

Pangalia is a gen anthology published in Australia. There are at least ten issues, each containing about twenty-six pages.
It had a ten year run, and is quite possibly the world's longest-running Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy zine. 
==Issue 1==
Pangalia 1 was published in 1980.
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
==Issue 5==
==Issue 6==
Pangalia 6 was published in 1985.
==Issue 7==
Pangalia 7 was published in 1986 and contains 25 pages. The editor writes "Pangalia 7 [was] a 25 page illustrated A4 b&w photocopied fanzine inspired by The Hitch-hikers Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams. It features 3 fan-fic stories (One a mash-up of HHG and Star Wars, another a mash-up of HHG and Dr Who) An article on 25 things to do with a dead mattress, the answers to a crossword that appeared in a previous issue, a regular "Dear Zaphod" column and a page devoted to ads, complete with typos, punctuation and spelling errors." (eBay auction of 2019)
Image:pangalia7.jpg|front cover of issue #7
==Issue 8==
==Issue 9==
Pangalia 9 was published in 1987.
==References==
 
Category:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
Category:Gen Zines
Category:1980s
Category:1990 Zines
Panic

You may be looking for:
* Panic! at the Disco, the prominent bandom band colloquially known as "Panic," or Panic 2.0, the second iteration of said band
* Panic, the 2014 book by Lauren Oliver, or Panic, the 2021 show based on the book that aired on Amazon Prime
* Gay Panic, the term for when TPTB make changes to a show out of fear that it will be "too gay"
Panic 2.0

== Definition == 
Panic 2.0 is a term commonly used to describe the second incarnation of Bandom band Panic! at the Disco, namely the Ryan Ross, Brendon Urie, Spencer Smith, Jon Walker line-up which formed in 2006 and lasted until the 2009 Divorce. 
It is the most popular version of the band in fandom, inspiring many GSF fics, amongst others.
== Examples of Use == 
== References == 
Category:Panic! at the Disco
Category:Bandom Glossary
Paninya

Paninya is a character in the Fullmetal Alchemist manga and the 2003 and 2009 anime series.
 
==Canon==
===Manga and 2009===
Paninya was a ward of Dominic LeCoulte, who took her in off the streets after witnessing her lose her ability to walk in a catastrophic accident. He provided her automail legs. When she's first introduced, she was a thief who pickpocketed Edward Elric's pocket watch that marked him as a State Alchemist.
===2003===
In this version, she also had an automail arm.
==Fanon==
===Ships===
Paninya/Winry is her most popular ship. As of 5/7/24, there are 144 works on AO3 for them.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
===Fanart===
==Links and Resources==
* Fandom Wiki
* AO3
==References==
Category:Fullmetal Alchemist Characters
Paninya/Winry

Paninya/Winry is the femslash ship between Paninya and Winry Rockbell in the fandom Fullmetal Alchemist.
==Canon==
Paninya meets Winry and the Elric brothers when the trio visits Rush Valley for the first time. In the manga and the Brotherhood anime, Winry helps delivery the grandchild of Dominic, an automail mechanic who has basically taken in Paninya as family. Thereafter, Winry takes an internship in Rush Valley and remains close with Dominic's family, including Paninya. In the epilogue photos, the photo of the Rockbell-Elric family includes Paninya.
==Fandom==
Although not especially popular fandom-wide, this is one of the most popular femslash ships in the fandom, particularly among Brotherhood and Manga fans, where Paninya gets more screentime. 
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* by kiiiua, 2020
* by minnoux, 2016
* , by extraterezi, 2019 -- Ed/Winry/Paninya fanart and meme
* by redstringraven, 2020
===Fanfic===
* by likeadeuce
:Paninya wants to give something back, to repay all the help she's gotten. But that isn't as easy as it sounds.
* by CreatePeaceFromChaos
:Paninya spent a lot of time at Winry's shop. It made sense, considering her automail and the fact Winry was the best automail mechanic in history. And considering they were married, it wasn't unusual that Paninya might visit Winry during her lunch break. It was a little strange that Paninya tended to come back to work flushed and wobbly, though.
===Meta===
* , by randombook4idk -- kindof a ship manifesto, comparing their relationship the '03 story vs. manga/brotherhood
==Communities and Resources==
* #winpan tag on Tumblr
* Paninya/Winry Rockbell works on AO3
Category: Fullmetal Alchemist Relationships
Category:Femslash Pairings
Panisdead

Panisdead is a multi-fandom fanfiction author.
==History==
Panisdead entered fandom in the late 1990's via a stack of dubbed X-Files videotapes given to her by a colleague. She first participated in X-Files fandom through the alt.tv.x-files newsgroup. Her first published fanfic featured the character of Alex Krycek and was posted to a Krycek-centered mailing list. She went on to participate as a reader and occasional beta in numerous fandoms, not limited to Star Trek Voyager, The Sentinel, due South, Smallville, Harry Potter, Stargate Atlantis, Southland, Teen Wolf, and MCU. She is currently active as a reader in MCU as well as several smaller fandoms. Her available published works are in Stargate Atlantis, Southland, MCU, and Rachel Reid's Game Changers Series and may be found at the Archive of Our Own. She has recorded one podfic.
==Transformative Works Policy==
Panisdead gives blanket permission for all transformative works. She requests that any creators wishing to use her work credit and link back to her original piece, preferably at the Archive of Our Own. She would like to be notified of any such works. 
 
==Notable Works==
* - John uses pet names to publicly humiliate Rodney, but Rodney saves them for when they're alone. Written for the SGA kink meme.
* - Cooper, Sherman, and Adams get high on the job. Written for the Southland kink meme for the prompt "hand-holding."
Category:Examples Wanted
Category:Fanwriters