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The Green Hornet

The Green Hornet is a superhero originally created for a 1936 radio program of the same name. The character later featured in various films, comic book series, and television.
The Green Hornet is the alter ego of newspaper publisher Britt Reid. His partner is Kato (who was played by Bruce Lee in the 1960s Green Hornet TV series). Britt/Kato is the most common ship overall for Green Hornet fanfiction. Britt is also shipped with his secretary Lenore Case.
The radio program is set in the same universe as The Lone Ranger, which was created for the same radio station. Britt Reid is canonically the great-nephew of the Lone Ranger. There is also a canonical crossover with the TV series and the 1960s Batman TV series.
==Example Fanworks==
===Vids===
* Paul Revere by NakedBee, for the 2011 film, created for Festivids 2013 and shown at Escapade 2014
===Zines===
* A Regular Joe by Patricia E. Weakley (2001)
* The Seeds of Destiny by Patricia E. Weakley (2001)
==External Links==
* Green Hornet - All Media Types at Archive of Our Own
** Green Hornet (2011) at AO3
** Green Hornet (TV) at AO3
** Green Hornet: Parallel Lives at AO3
** Green Hornet (1940) at AO3
* TV Shows > Green Hornet at FanFiction.Net
* Movies > Green Hornet at FanFiction.Net
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The Green Man

The Green Man is a Star Trek: TOS K/S story by Val Marshall. It has art by Michael Verina.
 
It was published in Nome #2. 
==Summary==
"Kirk and Spock are forced to take part in a fertility ceremony as a god and his consort at which time Kirk must kill Spock, a detail that they are not aware of."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:1980 Fanfiction‎
The Green Room

The Green Room is Viridian5's slash fanfic page. It was originally created on Tripod in 1998, with Drovar as its designer and initially archivist. After the Tripod Massacre, version 2.0 was launched March 25, 2001 on a new host, MRKS. After the Green Room's contents outgrew the space provided by MRKS, in June 18, 2004 version 3.0 was launched, and the URL hasn't changed since then.
Slash fandoms include: The X-Files, Once a Thief, Two Guys and a Girl, Pike and Benny (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, the movie), due South, Hard Core Logo, Twitch City, Andromeda (TV show), Angel, X-Men (comics), Doctor Who, Smallville, Fight Club, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Weiß Kreuz, Saiyuki, GetBackers, Death Note, Trinity Blood, My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU, and one-shot stories for a number of other fandoms.
Gen fandoms include: The X-Files, Andromeda (TV show), Weiß Kreuz, Saiyuki, Trinity Blood, and My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU, A Quiet Place: Day One. 
The Green Room also features one Andromeda (TV show)/due South crossover slash fic by xoverau, eight Dylan/Harper Andromeda (TV show) slash fics by Cassiopeia, one Andromeda (TV show) hetfic by Jane St Clair, one Andromeda (TV show) gen fic by Kit Mason, two slash Two Guys and a Girl fics by Small Woodinat Creature, and fanfic recommendations and recommendations for slash books.
The page is a member of the RareSlash WebRing.
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The Grey Archive

The Grey Archive was a website for hosting fanfiction and original stories. It was a multi-fandom collection for "[e]rotic tales of fantasy, science fiction, superheroes, and the paranormal."The Grey Archive homepage, Wayback Capture from 01 April 2001
==History==
The site was active from the late 90's until around 2001. A portion of the content is visible on the Wayback Machine: https://web.archive.org/web/20010401014330/http://greyarchive.com/archive.htm
It may have continued at a different URL until at least 2006.Description from everything2.com, by Glowing Fish
==References==
Category:Archives
The Grey Rat Stamp Book

The Grey Rat Stamp Book is a 40-page booklet produced by the bid committee's campaign to hold the 1996 Worldcon in Los Angeles. 
Fans were invited to attend other cons and collect stamps at the bid parties. The stamp book was $5. 
==Sample Pages==
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Category:Science Fiction Conventions
Category:1989 Conventions
The Grief and the Glory

The Grief and the Glory is a fan-created compilation of Starsky & Hutch poetry, prose, art, clippings, and music compiled by Tabby Davis.
[[Image:griefandglory.jpg|thumb|a page from this zine, calligraphy for "Voyage of Rediscovery" by Tabby Davis, a post-Decorated for Death story: "SH projects and possibilities are always being discussed among fans. A recent theme started with the post-"Decorated for Death" question -- 'what happens next?' Part three of [Decorated for Death] introduces an element of hope for a human future, and these worshippers of de Chardin seem to me to belong there. [J, the author], of course, knows too these ideas (besides her own) for the extension of her story, and we've discussed this idea and this image. I find these words close to some of my own SH concepts and used them as prelude to a post-DFD story, 'Voyage of Rediscovery.' The original calligraphy forms one of the pages in "The Grief and the Glory"." Tabby Davis mentions it in Tell Me Something I Don't Know #9|left]]
It weighs at least five pounds!
==The Creator's Description==
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Gen Zines
Category:Audio
Category:1980s
The Grievous Bodily Harm Series

The Grievous Bodily Harm Series is a set of three Professionals slash stories by M. Fae Glasgow. They were originally in the zine ...As Two £3 Notes.
The third story is the infamous "catheter story."
==The Series==
* Grievous Bodily Harm 1: In the Beginning pdf here
* Grievous Bodily Harm 2: Seek and You Shall Find pdf here
* Grievous Bodily Harm 3: Blessed are the Meek pdf here
==Reactions and Reviews==
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==References==
Category:1991 Fanfiction‎
The Griffith Girls

The Griffith Girls is a collective name for Carol, Vera and Gloria, three minor characters on Agent Carter.
==Canon==
They appear together in one scene in episode four, along with Peggy, Angie and Dottie:
In the breakfast room at the Griffith, Angie notices Peggy stuffing bread into her purse and starts a conversation about tactics for squirrelling food away for later. It turns out that Carol once fit a whole chicken down her sweater (a special chicken pocket was knitted for the purpose), and Gloria has a compartment in her purse that can fit a cup of gravy.
Carol also appears in one scene in episode three, at breakfast, wearing a nurse's uniform.
==Fandom==
Fans' ideas about Vera, Gloria and Carol show a desire for main characters of color, main characters who are queer, more main characters who are women, and more positive relationships between women.
Comments on a gif set of the Griffith Girls' scene:
"So uh can snarky bisexuals carol and gloria be a thing?":
A series of tweets during the #SaveAgentCarter livetweet of season 1, episode 4:
==Fanworks==
* FIC: Where Roses Bloom by chilly_flame (2015). Vera and Carol appear near the beginning of the fic; several girls appear in a breakfast scene near the end. Vera is called "Rose" in the text, probably due to the fact that Vera's name was never said aloud during the episode.
* GIFS: gif set of the Griffith Girls' scene by magzneto (2015)
* PICS: bloody nora gloria by connorswolf (2015). Cartinelli pick-up lines meme, feat. the Griffith Girls
==References==
Category:Agent Carter Characters
Category:Marvel Characters
The Grinch

The Grinch is the main character of How the Grinch Stole Christmas by Dr. Seuss, as well as related media. 
==Shipping==
The Grinch is not usually shipped with other characters, leading some to question whether some fans are likely to ship the Grinch with himself, as they did with another Dr. Seuss character, the Once-ler. 
Alternatively, a few fans on Tumblr ship the crack crossover pairing of the Grinch x Tony the Tiger, as a result of voice-actor fusion. 
This idea is usually met with one of two reactions: 
==External Links==
*The Grinch works on AO3
*Tumblr thread on Tony the Tiger x the Grinch, including fan art. Inspired Gaud's Grinch x Tony Fix-it Fic.
==References==
The Gropes of Roth

The Gropes of Roth is an explicit het and slash 56-page anthology of fiction published in England. Artwork is by Robin Hill, Mick Eason, Helen McCarthy, Alan Hunter, Bob Shaw and Margaret Draper.
On the cover: "...One small step for a man, one giant leap for a thing."
It is a sister zine to Alnitah, and eight other "Gropes".
==From the Editorial==
==Contents of The Gropes of Roth==
* includes the booklet by Beth Hallam: "Make Your Own Multh" - a Klingon alcoholic beverage
* Koloth's Revenge by Beth Hallam (3)
* Ode to a Well-known Member, poem by Jean Moss (18)
* A Cautionary Tale by A Lady (19)
* Lustful Logic by Kathleen Glancy (25)
* The Lost Decade by Audrey Baker (K/S. Spock awakens on an unfamiliar ship. Ten years have apparently passed that he has no knowledge of, and Kirk was killed long ago. How can he live a life that must be a dream, but is not? How does he cope with loss and sorrow that sears him to his soul? There's only one way out.... This was a privately circulated story, printed later in "The Gropes of Roth," and later in Encore.) (28)
* Stairs in His Eyes: a Phonographic Tail of the Spice Age by "Bawdrey Aker and Calory Vollage" (Audrey Baker and Valerie College) (55)
==The Gropes==
* Grope (June 1976)
* More Grope (November 1976)
* Son of Grope (February 1977)
* Deep Grope (May 1977)
* The Gropes of Roth (May 1978)
* King Grope (September 1978)
* Grope Flashback (May 1980)
* Bedside Grope and Queen Grope (July 1981)
* Graveside Grope (May 1983)
==Gallery==
File:gropesrothback.jpg|back cover, Robin Hill
File:gropesroth1.jpg|inside front cover, Robin Hill
File:gropesrotheditorialpage.jpg|second page of the editorial
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File:gropesroth4.jpg|inside back cover. The subject of this piece is reminiscent of professional sf illustrations: female nudity and furry aliens.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1978 Zines
The Grotto

The Grotto is a page for fanfiction and recommendations by Graculus. It was created in 2000.What's new at The Grotto? (Accessed 26 December 2011)
It features slash fanfiction for Man from UNCLE, Stargate SG-1, The Magnificent Seven and Wild Wild West and gen fanfiction for Stargate SG-1.
The recommendations are on six separate pages and include fic recs for Stargate SG-1, The Sentinel, Star Wars, The X-Files, Without a Trace, Once A Thief, LA Confidential, Master & Commander, The Man from UNCLE, Buffy the Vampire Slayer & Angel, Real Ghostbusters, The Invisible Man, Due South, Miscellaneous Fandoms, Harry Potter (gen, Snape/Harry, Snape/Weasley, Snape/Other, Snape/Lupin, multiple & other pairings), Sherlock Holmes, Nero Wolfe, Eagle of the Ninth / The Eagle, Southland, White Collar, Original Fiction.
The page has a section with links to other Stargate SG-1 pages.
==References==
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The Groundhog Day Series

The Groundhog Day Series is a very early Starsky & Hutch slash series of fiction by Alexis Rogers.
Rogers was one of the first Starsky & Hutch author to allow her fiction to be online.
It's an elusive series and parts of it are scattered and hard to pin down.
* Groundhog Day was published anonymously in The Phone Booth
* February 2nd, the author writes: "This story carries the slash rating of "G" as it only presents the concept of a homosexual relationship. This is one of the Groundhog Day stories." (also in The Collected Starsky and Hutch Stories of Alexis Rogers)
* Violets, Rings, & Things of Spring, the author writes "This story carries the slash rating of "G." This is one of the Groundhog Day stories." (also in The Collected Starsky and Hutch Stories of Alexis Rogers)
* Happy Groundhog Day was four pages long and contains 4 pages, 2 of which are Violets, Rings, & Things. It was published in February 1983.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Fanfiction
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1980s
The Grrrl's Site

The Grrrl's Site was a personal slash site with fanfiction and recommendations. It was hosted by GeoCities and belonged to coffeeslash.
Description from Chelle's Nightstand: 
==Screencaps==
File:The Grrrl Stargate SG-1 slash fan fiction.png|Stargate SG-1 slash main page
File:The Grrrl Stargate SG-1 slash fan fiction - 2003.png|Stargate SG-1 slash (2003)
File:The Grrrl Stargate SG-1 slash fan fiction - 2004.png|Stargate SG-1 slash (2004)
File:The Grrrl Stargate SG-1 slash fan fiction - 2005.png|Stargate SG-1 slash (2005)
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File:The Grrrl Stargate Atlantis slash fan fiction 2004.png|Stargate Atlantis slash (2004)
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File:The Grrrl Stargate Atlantis slash fan fiction 2009.png|Stargate Atlantis slash (2009)
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File:The Grrrl The Strachey Mysteries fan fiction.png|Donald Strachey Mysteries slash
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==References==
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The Guardian (Real Ghostbusters/Shadow Chasers zine)

The Guardian is a gen crossover 100-page novel by Sheila Paulson. The art by Sandy Schreiber.
 
==Summaries==
Summary from the publisher: "The town of Mount Henry appeared to be the epitome of the American dream: a small town filled with clean-cut folks, obviously obeying the laws of the land and making a living the best that they could. So why did strange rumors persist of mysterious creatures -- rumors so prevalent that they drew Edgar Benedek with his reluctant partner Jonathan MacKensie to investigate? And after they failed to unearth a single monster or even the ghost of one, why did the Ghostbusters come to town? ... As the two teams are forced to work together to solve the mystery of the Mount Henry monster, they also learn that one should never rely on first impressions -- of people or the nature of what they are investigating." 
From a distributor Agent With Style: "A small Iowa river town is home to a primordial underwater creature that can only be controlled by a hereditary guardian. When the entity snatches first Edgar Benedek and then Egon Spengler and drags them down beneath the Mississippi, the remaining Ghostbusters and Jonathan MacKensie can't be sure they are even alive, or if there is a way to stop the beast without destroying the young woman who controls it."
 
Category:The Real Ghostbusters Zines
Category:Shadow Chasers
Category:1998 ZinesCategory:Crossover Zines
The Guardian (Space: 1999 zine)

The Guardian is a Space: 1999 anthology of news, art, interviews, and other information about the show. 
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
The Guardian 3 was published in October 1990.
* Catherine Schell Interview
* Review of the new Space:1999 Blueprints
* 1999 Awards Results
* Review of Career Shots #7
* Short Bios of Brian Blessed, Sarah Douglas & Anthony Valentine
* New Section: 1999 Trivia Quiz
* Tony Anholt Marries!!
* Original 1999 Broadcast Information
* Artwork by Liz May
* New Section: Alphan Forum
Category:Space:1999 Zines
Category:1980s Zines
Category:1990s Zines
The Guardian Stone

The Guardian Stone is a gen Lord of the Rings/Fantastic Journey crossover 226-page digest-sized novel by Sheila Paulson. 
Summary from a distributor, Agent With Style: "While surveying land for a settlement Legolas plans in North Ithilien, he, Gimli, Gandalf and Faramir discover an underground city, and a passage where a stone globe guards the entrance into a world of strange zones of time. Out of the zones come five people – Varian, a healer from the distant future, Scott and Fred from the 1970s, Willaway from the 1960s, Liana, half human/half alien — and a cat that may have special powers, fleeing a land where Vampires rule. When a Vampire's slave, an elf who has been long lost in the zones, follows them, seeing freedom, he sets the stage for a confrontation that could endanger all of Middle-earth."
 
Category:Lord of the Rings Film Trilogy Zines
Category:Crossover Zines
The Guardians of Gallifrey

Founded in 1986, The Guardians of Gallifrey are a Doctor Who fanclub, based in Central Florida. 
As of 2020, it is among the ten longest running Doctor Who fan clubs remaining in North America. 
==Activities==
It publishes the monthly fanzine, the Gallifrey Guardian, and have also has released ten years of the Guardians of Gallifrey Yearbook.
They publish a monthly club newsletter, The Gallifrey Guardian and the holiday fiction fanzine WHOliday Stories, and have also has released ten years of the Guardians of Gallifrey Yearbook. In 2020, during the Covid-19 outbreak, the club began publication of the weekly gen fiction fanzine, Tales from the Matrix, which they have made freely available for distribution. Two other fan clubs, The Prydonians of Prynceton and the Doctor Who Club of Australia joined the Guardians of Gallifrey in distributing the zine to all of their members.
They currently hold monthly meetings and organize two annual parties (their anniversary in June and their WHOliday party in December.
The club has also produced and released a cookbook, and a fan film.
Category:Doctor Who Fan Clubs
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The Guild of Fans and Disciples

The Guild of Fans and Disciples (often shorted to just The Guild), was a Discworld fanclub, they are known for creating The Wizards Knob fanzine. The club was first established in 1994, as of 2000 it had over 2000 members worldwide The Guild of Fans and Disciples Guild Information (archived October 2, 2000).
There are also two different fanclubs originating from The Guild, the North American Discworld Society (or NADS) for fans in North America, and the Klatchian Foreign Legion for fans outside North America and the UKGuild of Fans and Disciples Counterweight Continent Branch Welcome Letter (archived October 2, 2000).
The fanclub uses the Guild naming convention.
==References==
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Category:1994 Fan Clubs
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The Gumby Plays

The Gumby Plays refers to a series of con skits that were performed at media cons beginning in the mid-1970s and into the 1980s. 
The first two "Gumbies" were written by Paula Block.
==The Plays==
* Gumby Trek by Paula Block (1981)
* The Gumby Strikes Back by Paula Block (1981)
* Gumbies of the Lost Ark probably by Paula Block (1982)
* Gumby Runner by gumnbydavenport (1984)
* Gumby Shop of Horrors by unknown fan/s (1987)
==History==
Paula Block, the creator of the skit series, explained in 1982: 
==Performances==
===Probably 1979===
"Gumby Trek" was presented at one of the T'Cons, most likely the second one in 1979.
===1980===
"Gumby Trek" was performed a second time at the first MediaWest*Con. 
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It was fusion with Star Trek and Monty Python and was written by Paula Block. 
The transcript of this skit was printed in Menagerie #16. 
As printed in "Menagerie": 
===1981===
"The Gumby Strikes Back" (a Star Wars, Monty Python fusion) and "Gumby Trek" were both performed at MediaWest*Con. 
Both plays were written by Paula Block.
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===1982===
"The Gumby Strikes Again" (a Star Wars, Monty Python fusion) and "Gumbies of the Lost Ark" (Indiana Jones, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Monty Python fusion) were both performed at MediaWest*Con. in 1982. They were written by Bernie Davenport.
A fan reports that: "The Gumby skit, an unholy blend of Monty Python and Raiders of the Lost Ark, with a touch of Muppet Movie thrown in for flavor, was scripted by a mutual friend named Bernie Davenport. Bernie was playing Indy; Martynn, Marion; Karen River, Belloq; Elyse Dickenson, Toht; Nancy Hillman, Dietrich; Paula Smith. The Supreme Being; Pat Gonzales, intelligent person (the only one -- Gumbies aren't very bright) and prompter; Sheryl Adsit, Myth (yeth?); and I was playing Sallah." by Cathie Whitehead, from Antithesis #19 (July 1982) 
"Raiders of the Lost Gumby" was performed at Starcon in 1982. It was apparently a flop. See KathE Donnelly's comments in her editorial for the 1986 Starcon. The author of that play is unknown. 
Image:gumbieslostark-1.jpg|"Gumbies of the Lost Ark" as printed in Syndizine #3 (one of nine pages), illo by Martynn
Image:gumbieslostark-2.jpg|"Gumbies of the Lost Ark" as printed in Syndizine #3 (one of nine pages)
Image:gumbieslostark-3.jpg|"Gumbies of the Lost Ark" as printed in Syndizine #3 (one of nine pages), illo by Martynn
===1987===
"Gumby Shop of Horrors" was performed at MediaWest*Con in 1987. Its author is unknown.
==References==
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Category:1970s Plays & Skits
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