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70 Orphicus

70 Ophiucus is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology by Jenny Elson. It was published in England. 
Either the ads got the zine's title wrong in ads, or this is a deliberate misspelling of "Ophiuchus." 
==Ads==
"'70 Orphicus' is an all story fan-zine of our usual... um... high quality, devoted to the crew as children and teenagers. Read how Scotty became the Phantom of Hawick, how Spock lost a race, how Sulu's school trip went, and what Kirk did to get caught in the mud... and maybe how McCly met his wife (maybe, cos I haint writ it yet.) And just what did Uhura get up to when she got her own front door for the first time in nineteen years.... You can send you orders in now, and the zine will be ready mid-November. Price. 20p including postage."—from an ad in from an ad in STAG #4 
"A great zine for 20p only! It's a limited edition, so hurry, don't be left out! An all-story zine of the crew in their pre-Enterprise days. Stories by Heather Lennon, Phyl Proctor, Beryl Waters, and Jenny Elson, about Spock, Kirk, Uhura, Sulu, Chekov, and Scotty."—from an ad in STAG #5 
==Contents==
* The Promise by Phyl Proctor 
* The Race by Heather Lennon 
* The Freshman by Beryl Waters 
* The Case of the Vanishing Plough by Phyl Proctor 
* Fade in to Starlight by Jenny Elson 
* The Jealous Planet by Jenny Elson
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
7A Takes Place Out of Order for The Doctor

7A Takes Place Out of Order for the Doctor is a fan theory in Doctor Who fandom that posits that the first half of series 7 takes place out of chronological order for the Eleventh Doctor. That The Doctor has already experienced Amy and Rory's end at the hands of the Weeping Angels and the first half of season 7 is him going back to earlier points in the Ponds' timeline to spend time and have more adventures with them. There is some variation in the theory with some viewers believing 7A should be watched in reverse from Angels in Manhattan to Asylum of DaleksDoctor Who season 7 is backwards, posted to r/FanTheories, Sept 27, 2012Season Seven Part One Happens In Reverse, posted to r/doctorwho, July 2, 2020, where as others believe it is more complicated with some episodes going in order and others moved around in time. 
A reddit user summarized their take on the theory as thus:
The origins of this theory are vague, a post by tumblr user "aragog" is referenced in an early reddit thread that mentions the theory while the first part of season 7 was still airing, although the post is now gone and was not archived. Although, the theory itself probably takes its inspiration from canon: Pond Life Omnibus: Series 7 was a Doctor Who short released before series 7, and it does show an instance where the Doctor pops in to grab the Ponds to stop a world threatening event that they have no idea about and he then realizes that he has come to find them at the wrong point in time. So the idea that Doctor would visit the Ponds out of chronological order is not far fetched. 
==Reference==
Category:Doctor Who Fan Theories
Category:2012
7A WF 83429

7A WF 83429 is a Darcy/Steve one-shot fic by musesfool that takes place inside The Avengers Movieverse. Jane Foster and Phil Coulson are also featured in the story.
==Summary==
Story was written for The West Wing title project by musesfool.
==Reviews & Reactions==
The fic has 1531 kudos, 356 bookmarks and 48 comments at AO3As of July 17, 2016 with 12 reviews at LJ.As of July 11, 2014
==Works Inspired By 7A WF 83429==
* Podfic by reena_jenkins
* Of Coat Rooms and Closets by nessismore
* 7A WF 83429 (the For A Good Time Call remix) by openhearts
==References==
==Navigation==
Category:MCU Fanfiction
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:2012 Fanfiction‎
7H 7C Archive

7H 7C Archive, also called The Warmth of Friendship, is a Magnificent Seven fanfiction archive affiliated with the M7_7H7C mailing list. 
==Authors==
*KT
*LaraMee
*Jeanne
*Jackie
*Helen
*Heidi
*Lynda
*Deirdre
*Meredith
*Niteowl
*Sue N.
*Winnie
*Chris
*Andi & Charli
*Teresa
*Gina D.
*Kimberley
*Oracle
*Angela B.
*KlingonCat
*Phyllis
*Annie
*Sage
*Carole
*Carol M.
*Jin
*Synr
*Cin
*Joy
Category:Magnificent Seven Archives
7rainbowprompts

7rainbowprompts was a theme community with seven sets of ten prompts, themed after colors of the rainbow. There were 391 entries and 1,373 comments posted to the community since 2007.
Several posts in the Memories of 7rainbowprompts were actually fills for 7_crossovers that were mistakenly added to the wrong community's memories.
==Links==
*Taglist
*Memories
Category:2000s
Category:Theme Journal Communities
7snogs

7snogs was a theme community for prompts involving kissing. 846 entries and 906 comments were left in the community during its active years. There were 4 sets of prompts available, with a few extra options for replacements, and participants were asked to post at least every other month.
The community was listed at 150_comms.
==Links==
*Prompt list
*Hall of Fame
*Community tag list
*Community memories
Category:2000s Challenges
Category:2010s Challenges
Category:2000s Communities
Category:2010s Communities
Category:Theme Journal Communities
7th Heaven

7th Heaven is a WB/CW family drama series which follows the story of the Camdens, a Protestant minister's family. It is also the longest-running show produced by Aaron Spelling.
==Canon==
7th Heaven is centered around Eric Camden, his wife and many children. It had 11 seasons from 1996 to 2006.
===Characters===
*Eric Camden
*Annie Camden
*Matt Camden
*Mary Camden
*Lucy Camden
*Simon Camden
*Ruthie Camden
==Fandom==
The fandom was built on lengthy, heavy discussions of the show and the characters, particularly in the later seasons. Some fans felt the quality of the writing was going south while others fervently defended the show from criticism. The middle ground was rare, where people acknowledged its problems but still loved it.
Fanfiction became more popular sometime in the 7th season, due to the influx of new characters like Lucy's future husband Kevin Kinkirk, Simon and Ruthie's friends and love interests, and later a whole crew of teenagers who found a second home at the Camdens'. Matt and Mary were more or less gone, but made guest appearances now and then.
It was popular to mock the series, in either parody fics or snarky reviews. Television Without Pity took great pleasure in ripping the show apart.
===Fanfic tropes===
In season 7, Kevin Kinkirk gained a huge hatedom from fans who felt he was too controlling and stern; as a result, many stories would have him physically abusing Lucy.
Simon slash was extremely popular, due to fans seeing chemistry between him and his male friends.
==Stephen Collins scandal==
In 2014, a leaked audio tape was discovered on which Stephen Collins admitted to sexually abusing several young girls on the set of the show. The TV channel UP had been airing reruns of the series, but quickly pulled it from the airwaves once the story went public; however, the show was quietly returned to the channel later on.
==Fanworks==
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* 7th Heaven works tagged at AO3
* 7th Heaven & crossover works at FFN
Category: 7th Heaven
7th Sector

7th Sector is a set of three gen Blake's 7 standalone novels published in New Zealand. It is a sister zine to Down and Unsafe and "caters for the novellas that don't readily fit into 'D&U's format."
They are reduced-print, digest-sized with card covers.
The zine was originally available from:
* Judith Seaman, Mary Moulden (U.K.)
* Sheila Paulson, Linda Terrell (USA)
* Sue Bursztynski, Yvonne Hintz (AUS)
* Kathy Hanson (NZ)
==Issue 1==
7th Sector 1 is an 80-page novel called 'Velvet and Thorns.' It was published in 1985 and written by Adam Jenson (one of Jane of Australia's pseuds). 
The art is by Kathy Hanson (front and back cover) and JJ (one of Jane of Australia's pseuds).
Summary: 
From the editorial: 
File:velvetandthorns1.jpg|inside issue #1
File:velvetandthorns2.jpg|inside issue #1
File:velvetandthorns3.jpg|inside issue #1
File:velvetandthorns4.jpg|inside issue #1
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
7th Sector 2 was published in 1986 and is 96 pages long. The zine includes the longer Underworld by Ross Smith and Kathy Hanson and the story, Darkness by Bonnie Andrews.
Summary:
The editorial: 
 
File:underworld-1.jpg| from issue #2
File:underworld-2.jpg| from issue #2
File:underworld-3.jpg| from issue #2
File:underworld-4.jpg| from issue #2
File:underworld-5.jpg| from issue #2
File:underworld-6.jpg| from issue #2
==Issue 3==
7th Sector 3 has the subtitle 'Jabberwocky.' It was published in 1986 and is 128 pages long. 
There is a single story in it called Link-Up by Sheila Paulson later reprinted in Jabberwocky and Jabberwocky Collected.
Sheila Paulson is the artist of "Hugh Tiver" (an recurring original character) and Kathy Hanson is the artist for the other illos. 
Summary:
From the editorial: 
File:linkup-1.jpg| from issue #3, Kathy Hanson 
File:linkup-2.jpg| from issue #3, Kathy Hanson (portrays Hugh Tiver and Kerr Avon)
File:linkup-3.jpg| from issue #3, Kathy Hanson 
File:linkup-4.jpg| from issue #3, Sheila Paulson (portrays Hugh Tiver)
File:linkup-5.jpg| from issue #3, Kathy Hanson 
File:linkup-6.jpg| from issue #3, Kathy Hanson (portrays Hugh Tiver and Kerr Avon)
File:linkup-7.jpg| from issue #3, Kathy Hanson
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1985 Zines
Category:1986 Zines
8-Bit Theater

8-Bit Theater was a sprite comic by Brian Clevenger that ran from 2001 through 2010. The character designs and plot were inspired by and parodied the 8-bit and 16-bit Final Fantasy games.
==Fandom Overview==
===Influence===
Along with Bob and George, 8-Bit Theatre was one of the most popular and influential sprite comics, and inspired the creations of hundreds of others.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* happy birthday, 8 Bit Theater!! by whiteglove-official 
===Fan Videos===
*
===Other===
*
==Resources==
*Official Website
*backup on The Internet Archive
*Wikipedia Page
*8-Bit Theater Wiki on Fandom.com
*8-Bit Theater page on the Final Fantasy Fandom.com wiki
*8-Bit Theater TvTropes page
*
*
*8-Bit Theater on AO3
==References==
Category:Fandoms by Source Text 
Category:Webcomics
800-TREKKER

800-TREKKER was a business active in the mid-1990s.
The president was David Blaise. Customer service manager was Richard Drake. The company was located in Reading, PA, U.S.
It sold science fiction "collectables" and billed itself as a fan-run company.
A 1995 catalog is here: 
Also see List of Fan Run Star Trek Merchandising Companies.
==From a 1994 Ad==
800-TREKKER bought a full-page ad in the program book for 1994's WishCon.
==Some Catalogs==
File:800trekker1995.jpg|a winter 1995 catalog
File:800trekker1996.jpg|a winter 1996 catalog
==Further reading==
* (November 1998)
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS
Category:Doctor Who
Category:Quantum Leap
Category:X-Files
Category:Red Dwarf
Category:Star Wars: Original Trilogy
Category:Science Fiction Fandom
Category:1990s Communities
88 Miles Per Hour

88 Miles Per Hour is a Back to the Future gen 148-page collection of two stories by Mary Jean Holmes and Nora Mayers. It is unclear if they collaborated on both or if each story is authored by a single person. 
==Contents==
* Twice in a Lifetime (65 pages) Author's summary: "By the morning of July 4, 1976, Doc Brown had pretty much gotten used to the noise of firecrackers, cherry bombs, and the crowds who had gathered along John F. Kennedy Drive to watch the big parade celebrating the Bicentennial of the American Revolution. But before the morning was out, he would find himself with a most unlikely companion in the form of eight-year-old Marty McFly, with whom he would share a devious plan to get even with Hill Valley's current teenaged bully, one Dirk Tannen...."
* Future Tense (83 pages)
 
Category:Back to the Future Zines
Category:1994 Zines
8 Femmes

8 Femmes is a 1958 French stage play written by Robert Thomas. It was adapted to cinema in 2002 by François Ozon as a musical and with a star-studded cast; it is this version of 8 Femmes that its microfandom revolves around.
==Canon==
During Christmas season sometime in the 1950s, Suzon has just come home to her family's mansion in the French countryside from her studies abroad. Suzon's younger sister Catherine, their mother Gaby, Gaby's sister Augustine, their mother Mamy, their cook of many years Chanel and the new chambermaid Louise are the people in the house, along with Gaby's little-seen husband Marcel. In the course of the morning Marcel is found dead in his room with a knife in his back and the women scramble to find the culprit, which they come to realize could have only been someone from among them. Marcel's estranged sister Pierrette makes a surprise visit and becomes involved in the mystery as well.
==Fandom==
Femslash dominates the shipping scene, a result of the story having an almost exclusively female cast and focusing on their complex relationships. In addition, in the 2002 film, half the titular women (Gaby, Pierrette, Chanel and Louise) are revealed to have homosexual tendencies of various levels.
The most popular pairing is Gaby/Pierrette, who share a passionate kiss towards the end of the film, but their canon status is left ambiguous. Gaby/Louise and Chanel/Pierrette are other pairings that get attention, though they're rarely the endgame; the first one is one-sided canon on Louise's part, and the second was canon in the backstory. There exists at least one fanfic of Louise/Suzon.
Gen fic also exists, generally taking the form of character studies.
==Fanworks==
==Archives and Fannish Links==
* 8 Femmes at AO3
* 
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Live-action Film
8 Hypotheses for why f/f stories are more conservative than other types of fanfic

8 Hypotheses for why f/f stories are more conservative than other types of fanfic is a post by dagas_isa.
==Post==
==Comments on Post==
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Category:Femslash Meta 
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2011 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
8 Mile

8 Mile is a 2002 movie starring Marshall Mathers/Eminem (Jimmy 'B-Rabbit' Smith), Brittany Murphy (Alex), Kim Basinger (Stephanie Smith) and Mekhi Phifer (David 'Future' Porter). Synopsis from jhailey@hotmail.com on imdb:
B-Rabbit, a wannabe rapper from the wrong side of Detroit's 8 Mile, has problems: he dumps his girlfriend when she tells him she's pregnant; to save money to make a demo tape, he moves into his alcoholic mom's trailer; his job's a dead end, and he's just choked at the local head-to-head rap contest. Things improve when he meets Alex - an aspiring model headed for New York - and a fast-talking pal promises to set up the demo. Then new setbacks: Alex isn't faithful, mom rejects him, rifts surface with his friends, and he's mugged by rivals. Everything hinges on the next rap showdown at the club. Can B-Rabbit pull truth out of his cap?
==Fandom==
A small fandom sprung up when the movie was released, posting gen, het and slash fics. Many in the fandom also wrote/read Eminem RPF and popslash. Future/B-Rabbit slash
was popular, as were character pieces and stories about B-Rabbit's relationship with his little sister Lily.Boston by ladyjanelly (Boondock Saints crossover, Eminem/Connor. Part 1 of three) Embitca wrote two incest stories about Rabbit and his mother Stephanie called and , and ladyjanelly wrote a Boondock Saints crossover pairing Rabbit with Connor. juliabonita wrote an RPF fic slashing Eminem with Mekhi Phifer, who played Rabbit's best friend Future in the film.
There is a small fic index created by cliokat, Desperate at my Desk, which lists nine fics by five different authors.
==References==
Category:Live-action Film
Category:Eminem
8 Simple Rules

8 Simple Rules was a TV sitcom that ran on ABC for three seasons from 2002 to 2005.
The fandom for the show is small.
==Canon==
The show began with John Ritter as a sports writer and Katey Segal as his wife. Together, they raised two teenage girls and a young boy.
===Retool===
The sudden death of John Ritter led to his character being killed off and the family dealing with it. The title was changed from "8 Simple Rules For Dating My Teenage Daughter" to "8 Simple Rules". The show continued for two more seasons before it was cancelled.
==Example Fanworks==
==External Links==
* 8 Simple Rules at Archive of Our Own
* 8 Simple Rules at FanFiction.Net
* 
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Live-action Television
9/10ths of the Law (Teen Wolf/Supernatural story)

9/10ths of the Law by tsukinofaerii is a popularAs of 23 July 2013, the story had 2488 kudos, 241 comments, 56932 hits, and 814 bookmarks. Stiles-centric Teen Wolf story. It is an example (possibly the most popular one) of the demon!Stiles trope in fanfic.
The multifandom trend in creating demon-eyed character fic and art may have been inspired by Supernatural, where characters who are possessed by demons have filled-in black eyes. 9/10ths of the Law, like some (but not all) demon!Stiles stories, is actually a Supernatural crossover — Sam and Dean put in an appearance — so its demon rules follow Supernatural canon. However, Stiles' backstory in the fic is also reminiscent of the plot twist in the YA novel Demon's Lexicon by Sarah Rees Brennan; the demon has possessed Stiles' body since birth and now sides with his found family instead of other demons.
9/10ths of the Law also features the Derek/Stiles pairing.
The story was podficced twice within a month of being posted: by melthedestroyer and by cath. The sequel was podficced by mothlights.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Supernatural Fanfiction
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:Crossover Fanfiction
Category:2012 Fanfiction‎
90s Anime Girls Zine

90s Anime Girls Zine is a zine focusing on female characters from 1990's anime. It was hosted by Catstealers-Zines on Tumblr. 
== About ==
The zine aimed to celebrate female characters in 90s anime, welcoming protagonists, antagonists and side characters. 
Zine Timeline
Milestone 	Start Date 	End Date
Applicationshttps://catstealers.tumblr.com/post/166218430417/applications-for-a-90s-anime-girls-zine-are-now	October 6, 2017 	October 8, 2017
Zine Creation 	October 2017 	December 2017
Pre-Ordershttps://catstealers.tumblr.com/post/169164313072 	December 19, 2017	January 15, 2018
The zine had a small range of options for buyers to purchase. 
Purchasable Items
Name 	Price ($USD)	Contents
Digital PDF 	10 	One digital PDF of 90s Anime Girls Zine
Book Only 	22 	One physical copy of 90s Anime Girls Zine
90s Baby Bundle	30 	One physical zine, two sticker sheets, five random post cards
== Contributors ==
There was 75 contributors for 90s Anime Girls Zine. They includeTumblr tag:final:90s anime girls zine Tumblr tag:preview:90s anime girl zine:
* storyofthedoor
* gativo
* riankoworks
* teriyakiweasel
* acaballz
* flesh-odium-illustration
* esoretal
* deericku
* dunesand
* moorhsu
* azulila
* areiml
* babypears
* sparklenaut
* johannamation
* alzuna
* kb3art
* cloverdoodles
* chmartx
* peachravioli
* unterseebrot
* stacheterpieces
* polkiuu
* magicalzombieart
* yimmygee
* runqii
== Fandoms ==
Fandoms featured in the zine include:
* Pokemon
* Revolutionary Girl Utena
* Dirty Pair
* Battle Angel Alita
* Street Fighter II
* Berserk
* Dragon Ball GT
* Sailor Moon
* Ranma ½
* Slayers
* Fancy Lala
* Ojamajo Doremi
* Yawara!
* Excel Saga
* Those Who Hunt Elves
* Detective Conan/Case Closed
* Princess Mononoke
* Princess Nine
* All Purpose Cultural Cat Girl Nuku Nuku
* Oh My Goddess!
== References ==
Category:2017 Zines
Category:2018 Zines
Category:Anime & Manga Zines‎
90s Con

90s Con is an annual '90s themed fan convention, created by That's 4 Entertainment in 2022, which reunites various castmates and band members from the 1990s and gives fan an overall experience of the decade.
== Origins ==
Founders Christina and Liliana bonded over their love of the Spice Girls and teamed up to create events for fans of their favorite decade, the 90s, including a successful start with That's 4 Entertainment's first convention, Christmas Con. 
== History ==
=== 2022 ===
The first 90s Con was held at the Hartford Convention Center in Hartford, Connecticut from March 11-13th. It was hosted by former Disney channel star, Christy Carlson Romano. 
Appearances: The casts of Addams Family, Full House, Sabrina the Teenage Witch, Family Matters, Hocus Pocus, Party of Five, Mrs. Doubtfire, Boy Meets World, All That and The All New Mickey Mouse Club. Along with members from Backstreet Boys and TLC and the Lawrence Brothers. 
===2023===
Expanded bi-annually; held in Hartford, Connecticut in the Spring and in Tampa, Florida in the Fall.
====Hartford====
March 17-19 at the Connecticut Convention Center in Hartford, CT
Appearances: Marc Summers and Steve Burns. The casts of Jawbreaker, Clueless, Hocus Pocus, Beverly Hills, 90210, Saved by the Bell, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, All That, Charmed and Full House. Along with members of Backstreet Boys and 98 Degrees. 
====Tampa====
September 15-17 at the Tampa Convention Center in Tampa, FL
Appearances: The casts of Beverly Hills, 90210, Full House, Saved by the Bell, Family Matters, Halloweentown, The Wonder Years, Boy Meets World and Charmed. Along with members of Backstreet Boys, TLC and NSYNC. 
===2024===
Florida convention moves to Daytona Beach. 
====Hartford====
March 15-17 at the Connecticut Convention Center in Hartford, CT
Appearances: Marisa Tomei, Geena Davis, Susan Sarandon, Jodi Benson, Mira Sorvino, Linda Larkin, Paige O'Hara and Andrew Keegan. The casts of Boy Meets World, Dawson's Creek, 7th Heaven, Step by Step, Hey Dude, and Sabrina the Teenage Witch. Members of 98 Degrees.
====Daytona Beach====
September 13-15 at Ocean Center in Daytona Beach, FL
===2025===
March 28-30 at the Connecticut Convention Center in Hartford, CT
Appearances: Scream cast, Lawrence Brothers, Saved by the Bell cast, Beverly Hills, 90210 cast, Charmed cast, Wilson Phillips, Halloweentown cast, Boy Meets World cast, Party of Five cast, Jaleel White, Dominique Moceanu, AJ McLean, Ethan Embry
== Events ==
* Cosplay Contest 
* Girl Power: The Exhibit
* Autograph Signings
* Photo Ops
* Get Slimed!
* Celebrity Panels
* 90s Trivia
* After Party
* Charity Auction
== References ==
Category:2020s ConventionsCategory:Conventions in United States
98% Pure Murphy

98% Pure Murphy is a slash 144-page Professionals anthology with fiction by Atropos. 
The focus is Murphy.
The art is by H. Ann Walton.
==Summaries==
From Media Monitor: "A Professionals fanzine featuring Agent 6.2... An exploration of the evolving relationship between Gavin and Murphy."
From Agent With Style: "In the intriguing tales in this zine, Atropos explores the backstory, needs and desires of this most mysterious of CI5 agents, who never tells anyone his first name!"
From Bill Hupe: "This pros "/" zine features agent 6.2 First there was Murphy's Law, now welcome back for a hot second helping of Murphy from Satyr D'Nite Press. A loving set of interconnected tales firmly planted in the CI5 universe. Doyle, Bodie and Cowley abound but the primary focus is always on Murphy. Illustrated."
==Comments from the Author==
==Contents==
* At Least There's No Snow and Ice (1)
* A Truly Brave Man (13)
* Family Matters (16)
* Everybody Laughed But You (29)
* Loitering with a Vacant Eye (5)
* Family Values (55)
* Before the East is Grey (76)
* Yearly Assessment (81)
* Green Willow (114)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:1995 Zines