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Who Was That Masked Man?

Who Was That Masked Man? is a resource zine created by Janet Ellicott. 
Most of the issues are credit zines, created to give fans actor's credits for other roles before and after the show in question, as well as short bios.
From the compiler: "These were factual zines. I did several of the first, basically listing actors' credits for a show, but only did one of the second (which listed contact addresses, fan clubs etc.) They were both done before I had internet access and research was done in books and magazines. I stopped because they didn't sell very well." SecondTimeAround (google groups (previously public) 
==Issue 1==
Who Was That Masked Man? 1 content is Star Trek: TNG.
==Issue 2==
Who Was That Masked Man? 2 content is Star Trek: TOS. It is undated and contains 48 pages (including adverts on back cover). Research by Janet and Judy Mortimore, with help from Lynn Campion and Carol Davies.
Listings for:
* Majel Barrett
* James Doohan
* De Forest Kelly
* Walter Koenig
* Nichelle Nichols
* Leonard Nimoy
* William Shatner
* George Takei
* Grace Lee Whitney
==Issue 3==
Who Was That Masked Man? 3 content is Blake's 7. It was published in October 1992 and contains 24 pages.
 
Image:whowasthatmaskedman3.jpg|cover of issue #3
File:Whowasthatmaskedman3-1.jpg|sample page from issue #3
==Issue 4==
Who Was That Masked Man? 4 content is Doctor Who.
* includes the Doctors up to Sylvester McCoy
 
Image:whowasthatmaskedmanwho.jpg|cover of issue #4
 
==Issue 5==
Who Was That Masked Man? 5 content is Quantum Leap.
==Issue 6==
Who Was That Masked Man? 6 content is Planet of the Apes and contains 17 pages.
 
Image:whowasthat6.jpg|cover of issue #6
 
 
==Issue 7==
Who Was That Masked Man? 7 
==Issue 8==
Who Was That Masked Man? 8 content is Star Trek: Deep Space 9.
 
Image:whowasdeep.jpg|cover of issue #6
 
==Issue 9==
Who Was That Masked Man? 9 content is Star Trek: Voyager.
 
File:Whowasvoy.jpg|cover of issue #9
 
==Issue 10==
Who Was That Masked Man? 10 content is The X Files Season 1.
==Issue 11==
Who Was That Masked Man? 11 content is seaQuest DSV Season 1 main and guest cast credits, and season 2 main cast.
==Special Edition 1: Where Does That Masked Man Live? ==
Where Does That Masked Man Live? is an undated 24-page comprehensive listing of fanclubs, fanzines (mostly in the UK), contact and agents' addresses for a great many stars, tv shows and films.
From the zine: 
 
==References==
Category:Multimedia Zines
Who Was That Monolith I Saw You With?

Who Was That Monolith I Saw You With? is a Star Trek: TOS comic strip fanzine written and published by Michael Goodwin. It is unclear if this was a licensed book or a fan publication. It was the first of two comic strip books. The other is Son of Monolith.
==Reactions and Reviews==
Online reviews:
Michael Goodwin combines a marvelous wit with faster-than-light "Peanuts" type of humor. His daily comic strip combines sophistication with high professional technique … He's great! -Robert Heinlein, distinguished SF author
It gets funnier with every reading. A must for science fiction fans! - Frank Kelly Freas, Dean of SF artists
I was very impressed both the delightful style in which Michael Goodwin portrays the mis-adventures of the crew of the Starship Enterprise, and the poignant satire used in these clever cartoons. - Susan Sackett, Assistant to Gene Roddenberry, STARLOG columnist
I found the book to maintain its level of humor throughout, rather than palling as I had expected … (it) is a nice additional purchase for anyone interest in sf humor (always a rarity), and for libraries or classrooms catering to a demand for contemporary sf TV-related material. -Frederick Patten, Delap's F&SF Review
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1976 Zines
Who Was That Vampire I Saw You With Last Night?

Who Was That Vampire I Saw You With Last Night? is a K/S story by A.T. Bush. 
It was published in the print zine Out of Bounds, Too.
==Summary==
"Kirk and Spock separately go to a masked ball where Kirk spends half the night trying to identify his bondmate."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:1982 Fanfiction‎
Who Was Zarabeth?

Who Was Zarabeth? is a 1976 essay by Rusty Hancock.
It was printed in Beta Niobe Revisited, and is about the Star Trek: TOS character Zarabeth.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the female love interests tossed Spock's way in canon
* how intelligent is Zarabeth
* the differences in the Blish version of Zarabeth and the air version
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:1976 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Who Will Not See

Who Will Not See is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Sleeps With Coyotes.
Summary: Obi-Wan has always seemed oblivious to his admirers, but all may not be as it seems. 
==Recs and Reviews==
 
 
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:2000 Fanfiction‎
Who Would Have Thought?

Who Would Have Thought? is a Kirk/Spock story by Kitty Berman. 
 
It was published in the print zine Within the Mirror #10.
 
==Summary==
"After spending a week together as youths, Kirk and Spock remeet on the Enterprise where Kirk finds himself falling in love with the Vulcan."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1995===
===1996===
==References==
Category:1995 Fanfiction‎
Who You Gonna Call?

Who You Gonna Call? is a gen Real Ghostbusters 177-page anthology. Art and fiction by Ginger Fitts, Sheila Paulson, Rolaine Smoot, and Cindy Rancourt.
From a submission request: "Announcing a new fiction venture based on the animated characters, "The Real Ghostbusters"! Stories being sought may be funny or serious, light or intense, horror or science fiction, but good characterizations, intelligent plotlines and continuity are a must. Hint: editor is a big hurt/comfort fan and this zine is learning in that direction, so be warned!"
* Of All the Things I've Lost, I Miss My Mind the Most by Sheila Paulson (also in Airwaves #28)
* Love Potion #9½ by Sheila Paulson
* The Gift by Ginger Fitts
* Like Father, Like Son by Ginger Fitts
* Innocence by The Muse
* Revelations by Light of Day by The Muse
* Big V, Little V by Rolaine Smoot
* Man-Child by Rolaine Smoot
* one other unknown item
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:The Real Ghostbusters Zines
Category:1991 Zines
Who Zine (Australian Doctor Who zine)

Who Zine is a Doctor Who zine that was published in Queensland, Australia. 
On cover: On behalf of Time Organisation and Logopolis newsletter. Whozine was made possible by Brendan Seery.
==Issue 1==
Who Zine 1 was published in June 1989. 
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1989 Zines
Who are all of these people who are drowning in pro-Izzy content to the exclusion of all other characters

Who are all of these people who are drowning in pro-Izzy content to the exclusion of all other characters is an essay by ladyluscinia that tried to address the perception that pro-Izzy Hands content was taking over the OFMD fandom, and to back that up with statistics.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* popularity of the character Izzy Hands
* AO3 statistics
* the dominance of the Blackbonnet ship in the OFMD fandom
== Excerpts ==
==Reactions==
===Answers on Tumblr===
===Discussion at Fail Fandom Anon===
== References ==
Category:Our Flag Means Death
Category:2022 MetaCategory:Meta on Tumblr
Category:Statistics
Who ate a fairy cake?

Who ate a fairy cake? (フェアリーケーキをたべたのだあれ Fairy Cake o tabetanodaare) is a 36 page gen Supernatural doujinshi written by SKYFiSH.
Storyline: Dean and Sam came to "Heavensbell" where person disappears town. They had mysterious encounter at the hotel where they stayed.
Category:Supernatural Doujinshi
Category:2009 Doujinshi
Category:Gen Doujinshi
Who died and made you Father?

Who died and made you Father? is a 1989 essay by the editors of Beauty and The Beast: The Newsletter. 
It was printed in the seventh issue.
The essay's topic was fan behavior. 
NOTE: The title of the essay was officially "Letter from the Editors." The title used here on Fanlore is a line from the essay.
==Topic== 
There were five sections.
* 1. Patience Please! (don't hassle the editors, have patience, how to be a supportive fan)
* 2. Rumors, Rumors, Rumors (don't believe them, don't spread them)
* 3. Who died and made you Father? ("A sad thing is happening to fandom in general. We're talking about fans who are setting themselves up as demi-gods") 
* 4. Treatment of editors and publishers (regarding submissions to zines)
* 5. AND FINALLY (entitled and rude fans) 
==Some Topics Discussed==
==Introduction==
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:1989 Meta
Category:Beauty and the Beast Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Who do you want to be today?

Who do you want to be today? is a 1999 essay by The Divine Adoratrice at The Nonsensical Ravings of a Lunatic Mind.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* pseudonyms, anonymity
* Citizens Against Bad Slash
* SlashFic Hall of Shame
* Nifty Archive
* critique
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:1999 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Who gets shipped and why?

Who gets shipped and why? is a meta essay published on The Pudding about why we ship what we ship.
== History ==
Ashley Cai and Florina Sutanto both pitched articles about fanfiction to The Pudding in 2023. Pudding workers Jan and Caitlyn were so intrigued by the pair of possibilities that they asked both submitters if they would be interested in the four of them collaborating on one larger project.https://x.com/jadiehm/status/1844033051913007396
== Methodology ==
Starting with data from centrumlumina's 2013-2024 AO3 Ship Stats, the creators used fandom wikis to add information about the canonicity and RPF status of all relevant ships, as well as information about the genres of the relevant fandoms. This new dataset was posted on Google Sheets for the public's further interest.https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/13zvKPayDOM1IJQF44dYW-8ZKtINlanyByWTUPPP2_aI/edit?gid=0#gid=0
==Content==
===Introduction===
===Slash===
===Canon===
===RPF===
===Conclusion ===
== Design ==
==Reception==
===Praise===
===Criticism ===
Other readers enjoyed the essay, particularly the page design, but felt the essay failed to consider transmasculinity as a potential reason why presumed cis women enjoy M/M fanfiction.https://x.com/james_f_thomas/status/1844389178982924411, Archived
==Further Reading==
*Who Gets Shipped? — The Pudding — Public Data on Google Sheets
*Girls Who Like Boys Who Like Boys: Women and Gay Male Pornography and Erotica by Dr. Lucy Neville, a researcher interviewed for the piecehttps://x.com/jadiehm/status/1844033880560746708
Category:2024 Meta
==References==
Who in Who

Who in Who is a Doctor Who zine. It may be a non-fiction resource, a compendium or credit zine.
 
==Issue 1==
Who in Who 1 was published in 1993.
==Issue 2==
Who in Who 2 was published in 1993.
==Issue 3==
Who in Who 3 was published in 1993.
==Issue 4==
Who in Who 4 was published in 1993.
==Issue 5==
Who in Who 5 was published in 1993.
==Issue 6==
Who in Who 6 was published in 1993.
==Issue 7==
Who in Who 7 was published in 1993.
==Issue 8==
Who in Who 8 was published in 1993.
==Issue 9==
Who in Who 9 was published in 1993.
Category:1993 Zines
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Who is Dee Dreslough, and why is she doing this?

Who is Dee Dreslough, and why is she doing this? is an late 1990s essay by Dee Dreslough. 
It was linked to P@rnBurned Track - Dr@gonriders of P@rn.
==Related==
* Important!! Re Pern-Related Art
* Owners of Fictional Properties, online games, and rightsholders in general 
==Excerpt==
 
==References==
Category:1990s Meta
Category:Dragonriders of Pern Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:Fanart Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:Pro Author Meta
Who is Fanfiction Written For, the Reader or the Writer?

Who is Fanfiction Written For, the Reader or the Writer? is a 2001 essay by Flamingo.
It was posted in response to the question: "If people are only writing to please themselves, why the heck are they letting other people read their stuff? ...I think readers are *the* most important part of the writing process. Again, if an author has no concern about what readers think of her stuff, then why the heck is she publishing her stuff in places where other people can read it? The point of writing something for publication is so that it can be read. What other purpose is
there?"
It was posted to VenicePlace, a Starsky & Hutch mailing list on June 28, 2001 and is quoted here on Fanlore with Flamingo's permission.
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* drawerfic
* is fanfic written for the reader or the writer?
* feedback, critique and self-censorship
* transformative fandom as a female space
==The Essay==
==References==
Category:2001 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Meta on Mailing Lists
Who is Gerard Way

Who is Gerard Way is a memetic phrase in bandom that gained prominence after the release of The Umbrella Academy on Netflix. Many people who watched the new show were not familiar with Gerard Way's past as the lead singer of My Chemical Romance and only knew him from his secondary career in writing comics such as Doom Patrol. This disconnect led to many people "discovering" his music for the first time and bandom fans joking about people not recognizing an icon of the early 2000s pop punk scene.
==History==
In September of 2007, before the breakup of My Chemical Romance, Dark Horse Comics released The Umbrella Academy. Gerard Way wrote the comic, illustrated by Brazilian comic artist Gabriel Bá. A television adaptation was announced in July 2015 and premiered on Netflix on 15 February 2019, but prior to this adaptation The Umbrella Academy was a relatively unknown comic with a small fandom mostly made up of people who read it because of their prior interest in Gerard as the lead singer of MyChem. 
On 17 February 2019, an article titled Who is Gerard Way, who wrote The Umbrella Academy comic books?[archive] was posted on Metro UK. Other publicity for the show that featured Gerard was released in the same periodGerard Way on ‘The Umbrella Academy,’ My Chemical Romance … and Liza Minnelli. Posted 15 Feb 2019. Accessed 14 June 2020.Gerard Way Discusses The Umbrella Academy And Writing New Music. Posted 25 Jan 2019. Accessed 14 June 2020. but it was the curious lack of acknowledgement that most people are familiar with Gerard as the lead singer of MyChem that drew people to the Metro UK article.
The article immediately spread, primarily on Twitter, along with a similar article from The Sun.Who is Gerard Way, did he write The Umbrella Academy comics and what is he best known for? Posted 18 Feb 2019. Accessed 14 June 2020. Users mocked the lack of awareness of Gerard Way's past as a major figure in bandom and 2000s fandom history at large.22 Feb 2019 "PEOPLE REALLY BE OUT HERE ONLY KNOWING GERARD WAY FROM NETFLIX AND NOT FROM MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE!!!!!!! I’m not okay."
This was accompanied by a resurgence of both old@Mika95B Feb 19 "Gerard way came up with the idea for the umbrella academy comic 15 years ago when it was named the umbrella bregade. 15 years later his comic has a huge hit Netflix adaption. This is so inspiring." and newthat one guy who wrote the umbrella academy art by @alyssaucy - 20 Feb 2019 Gerard content. AltPress also wrote up a an article about the outrage.Publication explains who Gerard Way is, MCR fans basically explode. Posted 19 Feb 2019. Accessed 14 June 2020.
==Other Examples==
==References==
Category:2019 Memes
Category:My Chemical Romance
Category:The Umbrella Academy
Category:Social Media Feature
Who is Ray Doyle?

Who is Ray Doyle? is a digest-sized 172-page slash Professionals novel by Darby Brennan. 
This zine won a 2004 FanQ award.
==Summary==
From the publisher:
==Sample Interior==
 
Image:whoisraydoyle-1.jpg|collage by Cat's Meow Creative Arts (it's possible this was in color)
Image:whoisraydoyle-2.jpg|collage by Cat's Meow Creative Arts (it's possible this was in color)
 
==References==
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:2003 Zines
Who now of all the Dancers...?

"Who now of all the Dancers...?" is a short story by Sandpipersummer based on Mary Renault's 1953 novel The Charioteer. It is set some time after the end of the novel, when Laurie returns to Bridstow from Oxford after making arrangements for the fall term.
As soon as he arrives, Laurie learns from Ralph that Andrew has been killed in an air raid on London—news that has only finally arrived by a most indirect route.
Category:The Charioteer Fan Fiction
Who owns fandom?

Who owns fandom? is a 2000 article by Sarah Kendzior for Salon.com.
"Independent Web sites devoted to pop culture icons like "The X-Files" and "Star Trek" used to flourish on the Net. Now they're an endangered species."
==Some Topics Discussed==
* fandom and profit
* cease and desist letters
* Fandom.com
 
==Excerpts==
 
 
Category:2000 News Media
Who the Hell are the Her-a-Canes?

Who the Hell are the Her-a-Canes? is a song book.
From an ad in The Monthly: "A brief history of how they came to be and some of their adventures with the Star Trek stars, the cruise, the cons, the cruise they almost pulled off on their own, 'chasing Jimmy day' when they followed James Doohan to three autograph sessions and sang to him at each one, and some pictures from their private collection. If you've never seen the Her-a-Canes jump up and sing to and with your favorite stars, here's your chance, since they retired from activity. 'Cute has a short shelf life.' While it was fun, it was REALLY FUN! An update on were they are and what they are doing now. And if they are planning a reunion one day." 
 
Category:Star Trek Zines
Category:1994
Whoever Rules Rome

Whoever Rules Rome is 79 pages long and is a digest-sized novel written by Kate Nickell. Cover art is by Mariann Howarth; interior art is by Mariann Howarth, Joy Riddle, and Melody Rondeau. 
This story is a crossover between Xena, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and Sailor Moon.
It contains many illustrations.
* All Roads Lead to Rome (11 pages)
* Threading the Labyrinth (42 pages)
* When the Time Winds Flow (30 pages)
* The Epilogue (3 pages)
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1999 Zines
Category:Crossover Zines
Whole Truth

Whole Truth is a 24-page Sam/Deanhttps://www.suruga-ya.jp/product/detail/ZHOTO21218?tenpo_cd=410020 女性向け一般同人誌（BL含む）　<<ドラマ>> whole truth （サム×ディーン） / 氷室の桜 Supernatural doujinshi by himuro no sakura. It was released in the 74th edition of Comiket.
Category:Supernatural Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Category:2008 Doujinshi
Whom Death Could Not Part

Whom Death Could Not Part is a Starsky & Hutch story by Kari Masoner.
It was published in Half Me, Half You.
This story was discussed in a 1988 essay printed in Tell Me Something I Don't Know! #11. The topic was how death stories could be used to explore different emotions in fanfiction. Some examples were Whom Death Could Not Part, Nighthorse, Delivered to Thee, It's Always Toughest, Invictus, Mojave Crossing, and Goliath.
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch FanfictionCategory:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1982 Fanfiction‎
Whoman: The Dark Timelord

Whoman: The Dark Timelord is a series of Doctor Who and Batman (1966) parody fan film. The characters Whoman and Rubin first began appearing at conventions before 1989, when Galtham Films was formed.The History of Galtham Films The film was first conceptualized shortly before Technicon 7. In 2024, a video was posted with AI-generated animated stills, announcing an "animated series." 
==Summary==
==Installments==
1. Whoman: The Motion Picture
2. The Fiendish Plot of Whoman II
3. Whoman: The Special Edition
==Gallery==
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Fan Films
Category:1990s Fan Films
Category:1993 Fan Films
Category:1994 Fan Films
Category:Batman
Whomsoever Holds This Sword

Whomsoever Holds This Sword is a gen Blake's 7 255-page anthology with the "The Arthurian Legend" as the thematic base. 
"A collection of stories inspired by the Arthurian legend, "...noble chivalry, courtesy, love, friendship, cowardice, murder, hate, virtue and sin.""
==One Inspiration==
A story in this zine was apparently inspired by Suzan Lovett's fanart: 
==Contents==
Art: Jennie McGrath (title pages), Leigh Moto'oka (majority of the art), Nan Nelson, Linda Garlick, and Sandra Basham.
* Jennie McGrath, "The Legend" (1)
* Jennie McGrath, "To Him Unconquered" (4) 
* Sandra Basham, "Just Beyond Reach" (31)
* Lorna B., "Silver Lining, Golden Mean" (40)
* Jennifer H., "When the Rain Comes" (64)
* Carol McCoy, "Knight of the Realm" (72)
* Sandra Basham, "Awakenings" (86)
* Vicki McManus, "Anything But History" (94)
* Fate Yanagi, "Last Act" (123)
* Jennie McGrath, "Exile" (127)
* Rebecca Ann Brothers, "Spirits from the Vasty Deep" (Stranded on a planet and taking refuge in a cave, Blake has a dream... a premise of blending Blake's 7 with Arthurian legend) (142)
* Carol McCoy, "The Long Dark Night of the Soul" (153)
* Sandra Basham, "Idle Hands" (170)
* Ros Williams, "Wisdom" (184)
* Teri White, "After the Sword" (This Suzan Lovett illo was the inspiration for this story.) (194)
* Teri White, "The Man Who Knew Too Much" (252)
==Sample Interior==
Image:whomsoever-1.jpg|inside page, Leigh Moto'oka
Image:whomsoever-2.jpg|inside page, Leigh Moto'oka
Image:whomsoever-3.jpg|inside page, Nan Nelson
Image:whomsoever-4.jpg|inside page, Linda Garlick
Image:whomsoever-5.jpg|inside page, title page
Image:whomsoever-7.png|contents page, showing computer graphics used elsewhere throughout the zine
Image:whomsoever-6.jpg|inside page, sample text
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1992 Zines
Category:Arthurian Legend
Whoniverse

The Whoniverse refers to the universe in which Doctor Who and its extended series'/spin-offs take place. The term is a portmanteau of "Who" and "universe." It is a fan-created term, and has been used by the mainstream press. The alternate term Whoverse or Who-verse is also in wide use by fans.
The term "Whoniverse" has been previously used in a much broader sense, to include behind-the-scenes information on the series as well as fan activities. One of its earliest usages was in a 1983 book, Doctor Who: A Celebration; Two Decades Through Time and Space by Peter Haining, where it was used with this broad definition.
==Series in the Whoniverse==
===TV Series===
* Doctor Who
* Torchwood
* The Sarah Jane Adventures
* K-9 and Company
* K-9
===Extended Universe===
====Books====
*Virgin New Adventures (VNAs)
*Virgin Missing Adventures (VMAs)
*Eighth Doctor Adventures (EDAs)
*Past Doctor Adventures (PDAs)
*New Series Adventures (NSAs)
==Shared Canon==
Due to the frequent use of time travel and the Doctor's ability to rewrite time and change events, it can be confusing what has occurred in the shared universe. A few writers for the new Doctor Who have said that the show has no canon.Steven Moffat, head writer of the new Doctor Who season 5, has stated that "it is impossible for a show about a dimension-hopping time traveller to have a canon." San Diego Comic Con, 2008. Paul Cornell, who has written tie-in novels and for Doctor Who, has stated that: "I can’t think of any other fandom that assumes they have a canon when nobody has ever told them that they do. Especially since our show itself declares that it doesn’t now have, and probably never did have, a canon." 
For fans, this means a limitless amount of fanfic fix-it opportunities.
==External Links==
* Doctor Who universe (aka Whoniverse) entry on the Doctor Who wiki
* Whoniverse entry on Wikipedia
* Whoniverse.net - a fansite dedicated to the extensive canon of the Whoniverse
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Fandom Glossary‎Category:Torchwood
Whoniversity

Whoniversity is a Doctor Who fan club based in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota. It was a local chapter of the Doctor Who Fan Clubs of America.
This fan club published a newsletter (name unknown) six times a year. 
The club was active at PolarisCon in 1988. 
The club also sponsored PseudoCon. The second one was held September 4-7, 1992 in Minneapolis, MN. Confirmed guests were Sally Knyvette, Anthony Ainley, and John Levene.
== Reference ==
Category:Doctor Who Fan Clubs
Category:1980s