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Michael Verina

Michael Verina is a fanartist who did drawings for many gen and K/S slash zines.
One of his primary technical methods was ink wash, one that was also used by Pat Stall.
==Some of Verina's Zines==
*The Child Within Us (1981)
*Companion (1978) 
*Contact #5/6 (1979)
*Dreadnought Explorations Collected #2 (1982)
*Enter-comm #2, 4 
*A Gift of Scotch (1979)
*Naked Times #1, 2, 3, 4/5, 20, 21 
*Nexus #3 (1978)
*Nome #2, 5, 6
*A Question of Balance (1979)
*Starborne
*Stellar Gas #2 (1980)
*Voice from the Stars 
Art Portfolio
*Star Trek Portfolio Illustrations
 
==Gallery==
Image:verinaspock.jpg|unknown zine, unknown date
File:kirkbyverina1980.jpg|(1980)
Image:Comp2.jpg|cover of Companion #2 (1980)
Image:Naked_times_3_Micahel_Verina_illo.jpg|illustration for "The Lorath" from Naked Times #3 (1979)
Image:Naked4.5.jpg|cover of Naked Times #4/5 (1984)
Image:Naked21.jpg| cover of Naked Times #21 (1988)
Image:Nome6back.jpg|backcover of Nome #6 (1983)
Image:Starbornets.jpg‎|cover of Starborne (1979)
Image:Starborne_-_Verina_Spock.jpg‎|Interior art from Starborne (1979)
Image:stellargastwo.jpg|cover of Stellar Gas #2 (1980) 
Image:stellargas2full.jpg|full front- and backcover Stellar Gas #2 (1980)
File:Verinaandorian.jpg|example of an Andorian, possibly from Kirk and Spock Portfolio
Image:verinaportfolio4.jpg|cover of Star Trek Portfolio Illustrations
Image:verinaportfolio1.jpg|sample interior art from Star Trek Portfolio Illustrations
Image:verinaportfolio2.jpg|sample interior art from Star Trek Portfolio Illustrations
Image:verinaportfolio3.jpg|sample interior art from Star Trek Portfolio Illustrations
Category:Fanartists
Michael Whelan

is a professional artist, known for science fiction and fantasy book covers. His best-known works may be the covers of the Dragonriders of Pern series by Anne McCaffrey. He has been a Guest of Honor at several conventions.
==Career==
He was the first living artist to be brought into the Science Fiction Hall of Fame, in 2009. He has won 15 Hugo Awards, 3 World Fantasy Awards, and 13 Chesleys.Brief Biography, accessed February 7, 2108.
==References==
Category:Industry Category:Professional Artists
Michelangelo

Michelangelo is a fictional character from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. He is almost always a main character in any adaptation of the series. 
== Canon ==
=== Comics ===
=== 80's Iteration ===
=== 2003 Iteration ===
=== 2012 Iteration ===
=== Bayverse movies (2014) ===
=== Rise of the TMNT (2018) ===
=== Mutant Mayhem (2023) and Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2024) ===
==Fandom==
===Pairings===
Michelangelo is most often paired with one of his brothers in fanworks, but occasionally he is also shipped with April O'Neil. More recently, fans have begun shipping him with Miles Morales of Into the Spider-verse. 
*Donatello/Michelangelo
*Michelangelo/Raphael
*Leonardo/Michelangelo
*Michelangelo/April O'Neil
*Michelangelo/Miles Morales
===Common Tropes in Fanworks===
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
*Michelangelo by peteythao
*michelangelo! by comic-eeb 
*Michelangelo (TMNT) by ragimmurad
*Inktober 2 by sharkie19
*TMNT Michelangelo by Almayer
===Fanfiction===
*Problem Child by taizi 
*Mikey Cares by The_Fourth_Queen 
==Example Art Gallery==
File:Michelangelo goodbye my brothers by deadpea.jpg|*MICHELANGELO* goodbye, my brothers... part of the series Goodbye, my brothers... by DeadPea (2012)|alt="illustration of an injured Michelangelo kneeling with his fists smashed into the ground"
==Archives and Links==
*Michelangelo (TMNT) tag at Archive of Our Own
*Michelangelo, Ninja Turtles at FanFiction.net
*Michelangelo TMNT, Deviantart group
==Resources==
*Michelangelo at Turtlepedia
*Michelangelo at the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Wiki for the 2012 series
*Wikipedia
Category:Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Michele Arvizu

Michele Arvizu is a Star Trek: TOS fan. She is the author of much popular and commented-upon fiction, as well as a long-running satirical column in Interstat.
==Zines==
See these zines for specific fanworks and comments about them.
* Interstat -- a regular column
* Conduct Unbecoming
* Nome
* Berengaria
* The Mirage
* Amazing Grace
* Penumbra
* The Gallian
* Sahsheer
* First Time
* T'hy'la
* Beyond Dreams
* Computer Playback
* Orion Archives: 2283-2284 Interludes
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Michele Crispino/Emil Nekola

Michele Crispino/Emil Nekola, or Emimike, is a non-canon slash ship in the fandom Yuri!!! on Ice.
==Canon==
* Official art from Mitsuro Kubo exhibition in Osaka
==Fandom==
===Common Tropes & Fanon===
==Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* zestyverse by nerakrose Feeling down after his disastrous placement at Worlds, Mickey agrees to go on a skiing vacation with Emil.
* Shining Armour by el_staplador They came out of the factory on the same day. They were packed in the same box, sent to the same shop, displayed on the same shelf. But now somebody's bought the lady and left the knight behind. Nobody understands what a disaster this is, except maybe the robot on the shelf above...
===Fanart & Fancomics===
* hotto dogu by yaboybokuto
* Harry Potter AU by shan101pi
* "Old Emil and Michele with their own business by jun00ix
* "Taste of you" by ingridbeast
* yukatas by nihui-223art
* Sara is so done by nihui-223art
* E: Mickey photo! by rinnayoi
===Cosplay===
* "Hey, Mickey..." by ingridbeast
===Zines===
* emimikezine (2017-2018)
==Communities & Resources==
* emimikeweek
* Emimike Translators Masterpost (2017)
==References==
Category:Slash Pairings
Category:Yuri!!! on Ice
Michele Hawley

Michele Hawley is a fan writer, artist, and fanzine publisher.
Hawley is perhaps best known for the publication of Black Cover, a zine that caused some Beauty and the Beast fandom members to demand that the zine be banned.
Hawley's publishing venture was Rock Dog.
==Rock Dog Publications==
* Black Cover
*Dreams, Genes and Memory Loss
* A Future Too Late
* Of things that are not, but should be... 
* Once Upon a Time in a Galaxy... Not. Near. Here. ("Final Drive: Transmissions in Time and Space")
==Hawley's Other Fanworks==
Acquainted with the Night | Castles in the Air | 'Neath the Sidewalks of New York | Phoenix | Tunnelcon | Voices Unheard | Wishes and Dreams
==Art==
 
File:Castlesintheair1-8.jpg|from Castles in the Air #1 (1989)
File:Futuretoolate.jpg|from A Future Too Late (1989)
File:Tunnelconhawley.jpg|from Tunnelcon #1 (1990)
 Image:wishesdreams2-12.jpg| some commentary from Wishes and Dreams #2 (1990), Michele Hawley: "Instead of the "Furry Batman" that CBS pushed Witt/Thomas to give us this season to raise Beauty and the Beast's Neilsen ratings, there were two other alternatives they really should have considered first. [...] #2 HEAVY METAL ROCK STAR - It would surely have attracted the "younger, hipper" audience Sagansky was looking for! Vincent reading Hemingway while playing a smokin' version of "Stairway to Heaven" on his southpaw guitar (a la Jimi Hendrix) to a screaming female audience. Vincent's next album, "Rock or Not to Rock...That is the Question" goes platinum. Too hip!" 
==Comments==
Michele Rosenberg

Michele Rosenberg wrote fanfiction, drew cartoons and composed a filk song for the Hip Deep In Heroes album. 
She published a series of "photo-quip mini-zines" in the Professionals fandom which were an early form of photo memes: a series of screencaps with accompanying captions.
She was a frequent attendee at MediaWest*Con. 
She passed away in July 2022.Source MediaWest public Facebook post, Oct 19, 2022
==Zines==
* Mad Cows & Englishmen
*Mad Cow Bites Dog 
* Mad Cow disease on rise
* Attack of the Killer Cows
==References==
Category:FanwritersCategory:Deceased
Michele Tepper

Michele Tepper was one of the founding members of the OTW Board, serving from 2007 - 2008. Tepper helped create much of AO3’s “look” in her role as head of design in the early days.
In the Organization for Transformative Works' 2007 introductory post, Tepper was also announced as the liaison to Systems."An Introduction to the Organization for Transformative Works" Posted on September 28, 2007. Accessed on April 8, 2018.
==OTW Biography==
==Some 2019 Thoughts==
==References==
Michelerene

michelerene is a yaoi fan and fanfiction writer primarily in Naruto SasuNaru fandom.
Some of her stories have been translated into Russian by 7troublesome.
==Notable Fanfiction==
* The Demilitarized Zone (2008)
* All the Small Things, collaboration with Phantomsnow (2008)
* Returning the Favor A Twisted Fairytale (2009)
* The Divine Glitch (2010)
==Fan Comments and Recs==
Category:Fanwriters
Michelle

Michele redirects here. See also: Missy, Michael.
== Characters ==
* Michelle, a character from Pokémon
* Michel Gerard, a character from Gilmore Girls
* Michelle Jones, a character from the Marvel Cinematic Universe (Spiderman arc)
* Michiru "Michelle" Kaioh, a character from Sailor Moon
* Michelle Lee, a character from NCIS
* Michelle Richardson, a character from Skins
== Industry ==
* Lea Michele, an American actor and occasional RPF character
== Fans ==
* Michele, a Hanson fan
* Michelle, a Hanson fan
* Michelle, Vampmichelle, also Vampress, a Buffy, Angel, Lord of the Rings writer and archivist
* Michelle, Zecana, a multifandom fan
* Michelle Agnew, a Quantum Leap writer
* Michele Arivzu, Star Trek: TOS writer
* Michelle Nicole B., an Alexander writer
* Michelle Barney, a Sime Gen writer
* Michelle Benoit, a Blake's 7 writer
* Michele Blankenship, an X-Files writer
* Michelle Brier, a Battlestar Galactica zine publisher
* Michelle Carter, a Star Trek: TOS writer
* Michelle Christian, author, reviewer, vidder, fannish butterfly
* Michelle Cody, a Starsky and Hutch writer
* Michele Craighead, a comics writer
* Michele Cross, a Simon and Simon writer
* Michelle Deeming, a Sentinel writer
* Michel Delving, a Lord of the Rings writer
* Michelle Douglas, a Blake's 7 writer
* Michele Dumbrowsky, a Star Wars writer
* Michelle Fortado, a Magnificent Seven writer
* Michelle Erica Green, a Star Trek writer
* Michele Hanson, a Three Musketeers writer
* Michele Hawley, a Beauty and the Beast writer
* Michelle Kafafi, a Beauty and the Beast writer
* Michelle Kavazos, a Blake's 7 writer
* Michelle Kiefer, an X-Files writer
* Michelle L. Levigne, a Phoenix, Stingray, Highlander, Stargate writer
* Michele Lellouche, a Wiseguy, Jake and the Fatman, A-Team writer
* Michelle Lunsford, a Star Wars writer
* Michele Marfori, a Sherlock Holmes writer
* Michelle Malkin, a Star Wars writer
* Michele Marie, an IT artist
* Michele Martin, a multifandom crossover writer
* Michelle Moyer, a Blake's 7 writer
* Michelle L. Pain, a Stingray writer
* Michelle Perry, a Star Trek: TOS, Beauty and the Beast writer
* Michelle Pinkerton, an Alias Smith and Jones writer
* Michele Plourde-Barker, a Quantum Leap writer
* Michelle Ryan, a Starsky and Hutch fan and letterzine editor
* Michele R., a Rat Patrol writer
* Michelle Robbe, a Magnificent Seven writer
* Michelle Rosenberg, a Professionals, Sentinel writer
* Michele Sayles, a Beauty and the Beast writer
* Michelle Scully, a Star Trek: TOS writer
* Michele Slaughter, a Star Wars writer
* Michele Tepper, an OTW Board member
* Michele Toohig, a Garrison's Gorillas writer
* Michelle Vincenti, a SeaQuest writer
* Michelle Ward, a Starsky and Hutch writer
* Michele West, a Shadow Chasers fanartist 
* Michelle Wilcox , a Blake's 7 artist
* Michelle Worley, a Harrison Ford writer
* Laura Michelle, a pseud of Laura Hale
Michelle's Hanson Fanfic Statistics

Michelle's Hanson Fanfic Statistics was a website Michelle ran to compile statistics about common tropes in Hanson fanfic. As she explains:
Michelle also maintained a Yahoo! Group where she posted updates about her quest to compile these statistics. As of October 2019, the group had 53 members.Hanson Fanfic Stats Yahoo group
==References==
Category:Hanson Websites 
Category:2000s
Category:GeoCities
Michelle Christian

Michelle Christian discovered fandom with her *mom* in 1984 when she was 12 -- and
immediately started writing Remington Steele fan poetry. Thankfully, none of this survives.
Her first slash fandom was B7; the first slash zine she read was for MUNCLE and called Tovaritch, possibly the worst slash zine ever.
The first vid she ever saw was the famous Professionals vid, Too Long a Soldier by Deejay.
She's an active con goer, attending her first MediaWest in 1990, later attending multiple Zebracons, Revelcons, and eventually Escapades.
She's known for her fearless reviews (many which have been reposted here with her permission), and her ability to turn a phrase. When one notoriously prolific, but sadly not talented, twosome announced they'd broken a million words, she memorably responded, "sadly, never to be fixed." She's also known for private turkey readings at cons and online.
===As a fiction writer:=== 
Her first published story, in 1986, was gen B7 about Avon and Vila. As of 2009, she's written roughly 50 stories, in a variety of fandoms. She's been a huge B7, Wiseguy, Pros, S&H, and House fan; House is probably the fandom she has been most prolific in.
===As a non-fiction writer:=== 
From early in her time in fandom, she has written reviews of fanzines and fan stories. 
She continued this on Virgule-L in the 1990s, which led to more than one notable contretemps: one with Flamingo, one with Alexis Rogers, about zine reviews --
in neither case did the person who got upset have anything to do with the
zine in question.
In the early 2000s, she joined LJ as movies_michelle, and started a gay/slash movie
review site.
===As a vidder:===
She hasn't vidded alone, but has helped Feochadn vid in Oz fandom.
==Notable Stories:==
* Case of the Very Gay Detectives -- Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
* One Hundred and Eighty Degrees -- House
* My Sunshine Also Rises -- A Bodie/Doyle parody story.
----
Michelle Christian contributes to fanlore as user:Movies michelle. 
Category:Vidders
Category:Fanwriters
Michelle Erica Green

Michelle Erica Green has written reviews and parodies, primarily of Star Trek, for several fan club zines in addition to reviews and actor profiles for professional magazines and web sites. For most of the 2000s and 2010s, she interviewed actors and production staff and wrote Retro Reviews of Star Trek episodes at TrekToday. She was the president of Kate Mulgrew's official fan club, in which capacity she edited and published the club newsletter Now Voyager from 1995-2000. Before that she wrote Star Trek: Deep Space Nine reviews for Invidius and Visitations. She has contributed to several other Star Trek: Voyager newsletters and online publications.
== Fanworks ==
* Hailing Frequencies, a regular Star Trek column on the Fandom, Inc. (1999-2001) site
Category:Fanwriters
Michelle Jones

Michelle Jones, full name Michelle Jones-Watson and also known simply as MJ, is a main character in the Spider-Man MCU Movieverse. She is based on the Spider-Man comics' character Mary Jane Watson. The actress portraying her is Zendaya.
== Canon ==
Michelle is a student of Midtown School of Science and Technology and one of Peter's classmates. She befriends Peter and Ned, who she's on the Academic Decathlon Team with. She becomes captain of said team after the previous captain changes schools. When Thanos kills half of all life in the universe, she is one of the victims, and gets revived through the reversal of the snap five years later. On a school trip to Europe, she confronts Peter about her suspicion that he's Spider-Man, which he later confirms. They begin dating after he defeats Mysterio. Together with Peter and Ned, she applies to MIT and gets accepted. When Dr. Strange casts the spell that makes everyone forget about Peter, she loses all her memories of him, but remains friends with Ned and still keeps the necklace he bought her in Europe.
== Fandom ==
=== Pairings ===
By far the most common pairing featuring MJ is the canonical Michelle Jones/Peter Parker.
==Navigation==
Category:Marvel Characters
Category:Spider-Man Characters
Category:Marvel Cinematic Universe
Michelle L. Levigne

Michelle L. Levigne is an author of both pro-fic and fan fiction. She edited the multifandom fiction newsletter Starnet.
:From an interview: "I’m a book addict. I love to read. Somewhere along the line, stories I really enjoyed started to linger in my head, and I would add on to the stories after the book ended. Or I would rewrite books that didn’t turn out as I thought. I can remember revising Classic Trek episodes to put my own characters in. All in my head, of course. Then in college I discovered Starfleet and some arms of fandom. My first few stories were all fan stories. Star Trek, The Phoenix, Highlander, Beauty & the Beast, Stingray. I’m still writing fan fiction, paying tribute to my roots. My latest is a Stargate SG-1 story published with Solstice Press. 
:Anyway, my love of stories and constantly daydreaming got me in trouble – I had to study for final exams! So I started writing down my stories in an effort to “kill” them. It happened before in junior high when I tried to write down my daydreams. Only this time, they didn’t die, but grew. And now people are actually buying my books. Amazing, huh?" an interview with Michelle Levigne 
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Michelle Malkin

Michelle Malkin is a Star Trek fan writer and fanzine editor. 
In 1982, she was nominated for a FanQ award and submitted the following bio to The Annual Fan Q Awards Nominations Booklet: 
She passed away suddenly of a stroke at age 72 on March 19, 2024. Public post by Bev Lorenstein to Michelle's Facebook page on March 19, 2024
==Zines==
===Edited===
* Kessel Run (Star Wars)
* Pastaklan Vesla (Star Trek)
* The Vorpal Sword (science fiction, some Star Trek)
===Tribbed===
* Alderaani Imperative (Star Wars)
* Back Trekkin' (Star Trek)
* Black Magic (Star Trek)
* Bright Center of the Universe (Star Wars)
* Carbonite Maneuver (Star Wars)
* Dagobah (Star Wars)
* Far Realms (Star Wars)
* Galactic Flight (Star Wars)
* Impulse (Star Trek)
* Organia (Star Wars)
* Star Trek Concordance (Star Trek)
* Time Warp (Star Wars)
* A Tremor in the Force (Star Wars)
* Twin Suns (Star Wars)
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Zine Publishers
Category:Deceased
Michelle Sayles

Michelle Sayles is a fanwriter and fanartist, that contributed to many zines in the 1990s.
== Example Art Gallery ==
File:Crystalfire-7.jpg|Art from Crystalfire #7 (1991) (Beauty and the Beast)
File:Allthingschandler4-6.jpg|Art from All Things are Possible #4 (1992) (Beauty and the Beast)
File:Deltafive.jpg|Cover of Delta Quadrant #5 (1997) (ST:VOY)
File:Fadeaway.jpg|Cover of And Not Fade Away (1997) (ST:VOY) 
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Michelle Schroeder

Michelle Schroeder is a member of the Organization for Transformative Works Board of Directors. They stood as a candidate in the 2022 OTW Board Election and was elected to replace a deparing Board Director, E. Anna Szegedi. Michelle was elected to serve a two year term; the remainder of E. Anna's term. 
Michelle has also served as co-Chair of the AO3 Documentation team, and in volunteer roles on the Tag Wrangling Committee and the Support committee.
==References==
Michelle West

Michelle West is a multifandom fanartist who contributed to zines the 1990s.
== Example Art Gallery ==
File:Darksideofthesoul.jpg|Cover art for Dark Side of the Soul (1993) (Highlander)
File:Rouge.jpg|Front cover of The Small Rouge One #1 (1993) (Red Dwarf)
File:Rouge1back.jpg|Back cover of The Small Rouge One #1 (1993) (Red Dwarf)
File:Fartheststar8.jpg|Art from Beyond the Farthest Star #7 (1993) (Star Trek: TNG)
File:Onthewings2.jpg|Art from On the Wings of the Knight #1 (1993) (Forever Knight)
File:Onthewings3.jpg|Art from On the Wings of the Knight #1 (1993) (Forever Knight)
File:Bodyelectric2-7.jpg|Art from The Body Electric #2 (1995) (Star Trek: TNG)
Category:Fanartists
Michigan MicroCon

Michigan MicroCon was a very informal fan gathering for media fans of primarily Star Trek: TOS and Man from U.N.C.L.E..
The first two MicroCons were in Kalamazoo, MI, and a third, called QuasiCon, was in East Lansing.
These tiny cons, as well as Kwest*Con (1974), Ourcon (1975), ReKWest*Con (1975), SeKWester*Con (1976), "SeKWester*Con, Too" (1977), T'Con (1978), 2'Con (1979), Mos' Eastly Con (beginning in 1980) paved the way for MediaWest*Con.
==The First Kalamazoo MiniCon==
From Paula Smith or Sharon Ferraro: 
The Secret of Star Hollow by Paula Therese Helene Krieger-Smythe was a comedy printed in Menagerie #9. It was a Star Trek Gothic story "aided and abetted by...anything else that attended Microcon 1." The story mentioned the names of just about every prominent fan at the time. (Paula Smith, the author, read aloud from this at SaltCon).
==The Second Kalamazoo MiniCon==
From Lori Chapek: 
==References==
Category:1975 Conventions
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E.
Category:Conventions in United States
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Michigan Star Trek Festival

The Michigan Star Trek Festival was a one-time con held in Lansing, Michigan in 1992.
John de Lancie, Majel Barrett-Roddenberry, and Peter David were guest of honors. 
The zine Qubed premiered there.
"Come for Star Trek videos and free munchies." 
Admission was $22 for a three-day pass.
==Regarding Dealer's Tables==
From a letter sent to dealers by Peg Kennedy and Bill Hupe in advance:
 
Image:michiganstartrek-1.jpg|page 1 of a flyer
Image:michiganstartrek-2.jpg|page 2 of a flyer
Category:1992 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Michiko to Hatchin

Michiko & Hatchin (ミチコとハッチン, Michiko to Hatchin) is a 22-episode josei adventure anime series.
==Background==
==Fan Community==
Michiko & Hatchin has a small yet loving fanbase. The series is considered both an artistic success and a commercial failure, one of many faced by Manglobe, which later filed bankruptcy in 2015.
The anime has attracted attention for focusing on a cast of female characters and their relationships with each other, and for being one of the relatively few anime directed by a woman.
Michiko Malandro is praised as an example of a black female character with a beautiful design and a compelling character arc, contrasted with many black anime characters criticized for appearing and behaving as offensive caricatures.https://merry-kuroo.tumblr.com/post/176573087769/so-i-may-get-backlash-for-this-and-its-okay-ihttps://quwandathornton.tumblr.com/post/621002080521437184/hi-light-skinning-whitewashing-vs
==Fan Works==
===Fan Fiction===
===Fan Art===
* https://www.deviantart.com/overlordjc/art/Michiko-to-Hatchin-314573240
===Cosplay===
===Meta===
==External links==
===Fan Sites and Archives===
* FanFiction.Net: Michiko & Hatchin stories and crossover
* Archive of Our Own (AO3): Michiko e Hatchin | Michiko to Hatchin tag
* Pixiv: #ミチコとハッチン
===Resources===
* 
* 
==References==
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Anime
Category:Social Media Feature
Michiru Kaiou

Michiru Kaiou, also known as Sailor Neptune, is a character from Sailor Moon.
 
==Canon==
Michiru is a swimmer, artist, and violinist, when transformed as Sailor Neptune she is associated with the ocean and sea. 
==Fandom==
===Pairings===
Michiru is mainly shipped with Haruka, although she has other less common pairings.
*Tenou Haruka/Kaiou Michiru
==Fanworks==
==References==
Category:Characters
Category:Sailor Moon Characters