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Comeuppance (Star Trek: TOS story by Cathy German)

Comeuppance is a gen Star Trek: TOS story by Cathy German. 
It was published in Antares #5 and Orion Archives: 2266-2270 The First Mission #2.
 
==Summary==
The Enterprise is assigned to guard a wreck full of gold dust, and ends up facing an angry cat, Orion raiders, and a large, amorphous, hungry space entity with a taste for gold.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
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Comfort

*the "comfort" half of Hurt/Comfort fic (i.e. the soothing, healing, fluffy bit etc. after pain, distress and injury)
*Comfortfic as stories that are comforting for the reader like comfort food
* Comfort, a Blake's 7 story by Paula
* Comfort, a Blake's 7 story by M.C. (a very early example of mpreg)
You may also be looking for:
*The Comfort Zone
*Southern Comfort, a multifandom zine with some issues called "Southern Lights"
*Southern Comfort, a Star Trek: TOS zine
*Southern Comfort: Rogue Fan Club, a mailing list for Rogue
Comfort's Bed

Comfort's Bed is a 170-page slash Magnificent Seven anthology. It is a series of related stories about Vin's unrequited love for Chris. All stories are, or were, previously net-published.
* Late Night Patrol (by Sierra Chaves & Dana Ely) Old West. Buck discovers Vin's feelings for Chris, as well as his own about Vin. (10)
* Aces High (by Lorin Zane & Nina Talbot) Old West. Seeing Vin drunk has Ezra worried, but he's up to watching the tracker's back, and anything else he can get access to. (11)
* A Friend Loveth (by Erica Michales & Dori Adams) Old West. Josiah is there for Vin when he needs him. (10)
* Unrequited (by Mary Fallon Zane) Old West. Vin is troubled by dreams about his desires for Chris. (14)
* Revelations (by Sierra Chaves & Dana Ely) Old West. Buck's interests take a more interesting turn when he and Vin are stranded in a cabin. (9)
* Mutual Satisfaction (by Lorin Zane & Nina Talbot) Old West. When Vin turns up sick, Ezra knows just what to do. (11)
* To Love One Another (by Erica Michaels & Dori Adams) Old West. Vin drops in on Josiah again. (11)
* Unrequited, Too (by Mary Fallon Zane) Old West. The dreams continue, and Vin still doesn't dare to talk to Chris about his feelings. (6)
* Revolution (by Sierra Chaves & Dana Ely) Old West. It looks as if Chris might know what Buck and Vin have been up to, but will he do anything about it? (10)
* Changing of the Guard (by Lorin Zane & Nina Talbot) Old West. Ezra plays Chris right into revealing his feelings for Vin. (18)
* Whom My Soul Loveth (by Erica Michaels & Dori Adams) Old West. Chris catches Vin and Josiah together, and a long talk with the former preacher opens the gunslinger's eyes. (13)
* To Comfort's Bed (by Mary Fallon Zane) Old West/ATF Denver. The source of the dreams is finally revealed and thank goodness he's willing to listen to reason. (19)
* Waking Dreams (by Mary Fallon Zane) Old West/ATF Denver. We couldn't leave poor Vin hanging in the Old West, so he finally gets his man! (19)
Category:Slash Zines
Category:Magnificent Seven Zines
Category:2011 Zines
Comfort (Blake's 7 story by M.C.)

Comfort is a slash Blake's 7 series of stories. The first two are by M.C. and K.F. and the last three are solely by M.C.
It was published in five parts in three issues of the first Blake's 7 all-slash fiction zine, E-Man-Uelle between 1983 and 1984. These five parts were gathered and published together in an E-Man-U-Elle Special Issue at an unknown date.
This story is perhaps the first mpreg in media fanfic.
The pairing is Avon/Vila.
==Response Fanworks==
* E-Man-Uelle's Revenge (1985)
* Duet for Emmanuelle (1994)
==Had the Attention of the Actors?==
== Fan Comments==
===1985===
===1993===
===1994===
===1997===
 
===1999===
==References==
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Comfort (Blake's 7 story by Paula)

Comfort is a Blake's 7 Blake/Soolin story by Paula.
It was published in Southern Comfort #5.5 and Jabberwocky #5.
This story was discussed by Henry Jenkins in Textual Poachers.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
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Category:1990 Fanfiction
Comfort Idol

In K-pop fandom, a comfort idol is an idol that a fan finds emotionally soothing and turns to for a sense of happiness and calm, especially during difficult times. The idol's content, such as variety shows, vlogs, or livestreams, may cheer the fan up and provide a sense of emotional support. It became a common term in 2020.It was added to the Urban Dictionary in 2020. Various Reddit posts were made in 2020, suggesting a spike in the term
The phrase "comfort idol" originated from the concept of "comfort characters" in fandom spaces, referring to fictional characters that provide emotional comfort to fans.Comment by yasuhos. November 4, 2020 (Accessed 27 May 2024) However, when applied to real people such as idols, the term becomes more controversial.Barrowe, G. Why the term: "Comfort Idol" is Unacceptable December 24, 2020. (Accessed 27 May 2024)lixmoon. can we stop using the "comfort idol/group" term November 4, 2020 (Accessed 27 May 2024) 
== Controversy ==
The term "comfort idol" is particularly controversial due to its similarity to the term "comfort women," referring to the women and girls forced into sexual slavery by the Imperial Japanese Army before and during World War II. Many of these women were from Korea and other parts of Asia. As this remains a highly sensitive issue, Korean fans may find the term "comfort idol" inappropriate and offensive.
It is used in some communities, but due to controversy, the term "comfort idol" is not widely used, with some fans criticizing it as dehumanizing towards idols. The phrase "comfort group" has also been used similarly.
== Alternatives ==
Some alternative terms that carry a similar meaning without the negative connotations include:
* Healing idol
* Support idol
* Emotional support idol (though this is sometimes criticized as overly clinical or dehumanizing)
== Parasocial Relationships ==
The concept of a "comfort idol" is closely connected to the concept of parasocial relationships, where fans develop one-sided emotional attachments to media figures. In the context of K-pop, fans may feel a strong sense of connection and affection towards their favorite idols, even though the relationship is not reciprocal.
== Further Reading ==
* Why the term: "Comfort Idol" is Unacceptable by Barrowe (2020)
== References ==
Category:K-Pop Fandom Glossary
Comfortably Numb (Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles vid)

Comfortably Numb is a Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles vid by sisabet that premiered at Vividcon 2009.
Vidder's Summary: "C'mon, it's time to go"
The vid focuses on the Terminator Cameron and her relationship with -- and the change from contrived interaction to potentially real feelings for -- the teenage savior-of-humanity (from the Terminators) John Connor. 
==Recs and Reactions==
==References==
Category:Terminator Vids
Category:2009 Vids
Comfortably Numb (X-Files story)

Comfortably Numb is an MSR X-Files story by Paige Caldwell.
==From the Header==
"Rating: NC17
Length: 320K / Word Count: 163,000+
Synopsis: Mulder and Scully deal with the aftermath of Scully’s addiction to painkillers in the wake of the Alfred Fellig case."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:X-Files MSR Fanfiction
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎
Comfortember

Comfortember is a Tumblr-based challenge for comfort and recovery-focused fanworks. It first ran in November 2020.
== About ==
== Links ==
* FAQ post
* Comfortember tagged on AO3
* Comfortember 2020 AO3 collection
* Comfortember 2021 AO3 collection
* Comfortember 2022 AO3 collection
Category:2020 Challenges
Category:2021 Challenges
Category:2022 Challenges
Category:Multifandom Challenges
ComiCup

COMICUP魔都同人祭 is a large-scale comprehensive fannish convention organized by the ComiCup Organizing Committee (affiliated with Shanghai Motto Culture Communication Co.Ltd). Its focus includes ACGN, live-action movies and television, idols, musicals, stage plays, puppet shows, sports, website upstarts, etc. Generally referred to as CP, it has been held 45 times since 2007, and is currently the largest offline fannish convention in mainland China.
==History==
The 2024 event, unlike in previous years, was held in Hangzhou, Zheijiang province, on October 3rd and October 7th.The 2024 event at the website's official page (Accessed on 2024.`9.21.) Some fans and con goers felt that the quality dropped during the 2024 edition.
== Censorship ==
The 2024 Hangzhou event suffered censorship. During the convention itself, many artists were asked by the organizers to cover up artwork that depicted affection (such as two men hugging or touching). Words such as flirting, death and stabbing were also covered up by the organizers. This sort of behaviour by organizers wasn't present in previous iterations of the con.
==References==
Comic-Con International: San Diego

Comic-Con International: San Diego, usually referred to as San Diego Comic-Con (SDCC) or simply Comic-Con, is the second largest North American fan convention and one of the oldest fan conventions in general, having run continuously since 1970. With an attendance of 167,000 in 2015, it was the largest comic book convention in North America until New York Comic-Con, run by ReedPOP, surpassed it in 2014 and has not been able to grow due to venue limitations. Much of the reported "attendance" for SDCC, however, is for badged events and does not include attendance to related offsite events that may or may not require a badge.Off-site exhibit access. Posted 17 Jul 2019. Accessed 15 Jan 2020. Comic-Con International, the parent organization of SDCC, also puts on WonderCon in Anaheim and runs the Comic-Con Museum, where it hosts the SAM: Storytelling Across Media symposium. They also ran Alternative Press Expo from 1995 to 2014.
According to the mission statement on their website:
Over the years, SDCC has become one of the primary venues for canon creators and stars to announce, create interest for, and sneak preview parts of their "genre" (not only comics and superhero-related but also science fiction and fantasy) films and television shows. It is now typically attended by over 130,000 fans and tickets sell out quickly. Alternate spellings for the convention include ComicCon and Comic*Con.
==Con Reports==
===1994===
===2014===
In 2014, the Teen Wolf actors read excerpts from 3 fanfiction pieces, and responded with "mockery", leading to responses from fans:
* An open letter to anyone involved in that mockery that was reading Teen Wolf fanfiction only to make fun of it Posted 
25th July 2014. Accessed 7 Feb 2024. Archive Link 
* A Sense of Belonging by Elizabeth Minkel
For more on similar topics, see Breaking the Fourth Wall
 
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ComicBoards.com

ComicBoards.com is the site hosting dozens of forums for comics fans run by Alvaro Ortiz. It was originally founded as Midtown Comic Boards. It also archives interviews with professionals in the industry by fans affiliated with the site. Many forums remain active as of 2024. 
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Comic Book Babes Web Ring

The Comic Book Babes Web Ring was a webring connecting sites focused on the women of comic books.
==Member Sites==
*The Catwoman Animated Gif Gallery
*Catwoman Home Page
*comic book babes
*Vampirella Meets The Spirit
*Celeste Hargraves' Character Page
*Comix Zone
*ACTION QUEEN!
*Velvet: The Unusual Superheroine!
*The Batgirl Animated Gif Gallery
*Wonder Woman Comics Page
*Rogue's Realm
*Children of the Atom‎‎
Category:Comics Websites
Comic Book Death

In superhero comics, no one stays dead except Doug Ramsey, Jason Todd and Bucky Barnes. Oh wait, they've come back by now too. Ben Parker remains the only that has so far stayed dead.
Comic Book Death have also expanded into other fandoms, such as Doctor Who, Xena: Warrior Princess, Charmed, Star Trek, and InuYasha.
==Canon Examples==
A prime example for a Comic Book Death would be Jean Grey. She never stays dead... not for long anyway.
Other comic book examples: Barry Allen ("died" in 1985, 2008 he returned), Steve Rogers ("died" in 2007 and returned in 2009), Magik (died of Legacy Virus in 1993 and was resurrected in 2007); and the Marauders, whose deaths and resurrections are too numerous to count. In existing X-Men canon, all mutants can be resurrected by means of the Five.
In Doctor Who, Rory Williams dies multiple times. Jack Harkness could also hold this title as he's died more than 1,000 times (although this is due to Bad Wolf accidentally turning him into an immortal).
In Charmed, each of the Halliwell sisters (Prue (3 times), Piper (12 times), Phoebe (9 times), and Paige (9 times)) have all died several times, with Prue Halliwell the only one remained dead.
Buffy Summers from Buffy the Vampire Slayer is a prime example from that series.
==Fandom Reactions==
* Revolving Karma by Rossi - features the Marauders meeting Death of the Endless and discussing their tendency to come back.
==Resources==
* Death Is Cheap at Television Tropes & Idioms
* Wikipedia "Comic Book Death"
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Category:Marvel Fandom Glossary
Comic Con India

Series of conventions in several cities in India -- seems more like a :Template:OrganizationCorporation that holds multiple conventions?? TODO research and fix page accordingly.
==History==
===Cosplay Gallery===
File:Hollow Knight cosplay at Comic Con India 2022.png|Hollow Knight cosplay by ask_2k1 at Comic Con India, Delhi, 2022
File:one-piece-cosplays-from-comic-con-bangalore-2022-india-v0-y4b7v12usg1a1.jpg|One Piece cosplay at Comic Con India, Bangalore, in 2022
File:One Piece at Comic Con Bangalore Robin chopper.png|One Piece cosplay at Comic Con India, Bangalore, in 2022
File:One Piece at Comic Con Bangalore Brooks.png |One Piece cosplay at Comic Con India, Bangalore, in 2022
 File:One Piece Cosplay group at Comic Con Bangalore 2022.png |One Piece cosplay at Comic Con India, Bangalore, in 2022
 File:One Piece Cosplay group at Comic Con Bangalore 2022 2.png |One Piece cosplay at Comic Con India, Bangalore, in 2022
 File:One Piece Cosplay group at Comic Con Bangalore 2022 3.png|One Piece cosplay at Comic Con India, Bangalore, in 2022
File:One Piece Cosplay group at Comic Con Bangalore 2022 4.png|One Piece cosplay at Comic Con India, Bangalore, in 2022
File:Alexstrasza from World Of Warcraft cosplay at Comic Con India.png|WoW cosplay by Medhavi321 at Comic Con India, 2023
==Links==
==References==
Category:Conventions in India
Comic Con Portugal

Comic Con Portugal is a massive Procon held in Lisbon, Portugal. The convention's slogan is "BE WHATEVER YOU WANT". It is the biggest convention in the Iberian Peninsula.
It sees hundreds of thousands of fans yearly and is multifandom although with a focus on comics and movies. The specific event and guest line-ups are divided into categories:
* Cinema and Television
* Comic Books and Literature
* Cosplay
* Gaming
* Anime and Manga
* Music
* Content Creators
* Kids
* Exhibition booths
* Artist Alley
It is the convention in Portugal that brings the largest amount of guests to meet with fans. Joseph D. Reitman is a frequent guest, featuring in almost all of the yearly presentation videos, addressing fans and giving them clues as to which major guest will be present on that year's panel.
The first iteration of this con was organized by fans.
== Fan outcry due to relocation ==
The event was originally held in Porto, Portugal's second largest city. It was a breath of fresh air for many fans, who were always forced to go to Lisbon for conventions. When Comic Con Portugal moved to Lisbon many fans complained that this forced, once again, all major events in the country to be held in the same place. It didn't help that the space was badly organized during that first year. Initially, prices were also considered a major issue, since Lisbon is notoriously expensive, even for temporary housing. Unfortunately, during the past years, most of Portugal's big cities have seen this increase happen in them as well, so Porto's lodging/boarding prices are similarly high.
== Bilingual support ==
Due to the how heavily international the convention is, most of the event is bilingual, in European Portuguese and English. 
Most of the Portuguese fans also have a high fluency in English, which, in he past, has led to some panels or events having no interpreter. While the situation might have affected some fans with lower fluency, there appeared to be no public complaints whenever an guest switched completely to English during a meeting or workshop or an interpreter was dismissed. Translation was focused mainly in Kids areas. 
It is also common to hear code-switching at Comic Con, if not a complete language shift, with many Portuguese attendees switching to English in order to be understood by international guests or other attendees. 
In later years, and in part due to the growth of attending Brazilian fans, the event seems to have become more careful with providing Portuguese translations and interpretations. Portugal and Brazil's translation and dubbing culture (and in part, as consequence, fannish spaces) are different: almost all foreign media is consumed in its original language, with subtitles, in Portugal, while almost all foreign media in Brazil is localized, translated and dubbed. 
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Comic Fanfiction Authors Archive

Comic Fanfiction Authors Archive is a comics archive. It was founded in 2024 by the creator of Ad Astra and hosts over 300 works. Some animated universes related to comics are allowed, but fandoms including Marvel Cinematic Universe are only allowed as crossovers. 
==Freeform Tags==
Unlike other archives using the OTW's archive system, freeform tags must be about the topic of the story (type of work, subject, etc.) and cannot include character names. Chat-style tags are not allowed at all. It is advised to tag for specific runs, universes, and cross-canon events. There are also tags for the general eras of comic books (Golden, Silver, Bronze, Modern). 
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Comic Festival

The Comic Festival was a UK comic convention that took place in Bristol from 1999 to 2004. The first convention was called "Comics99" and was conceived as a way to bring comics to a more mainstream audience following the decline of UK comics fandom and the end of the United Kingdom Comic Art Convention in 1998Comic Festival - Wikipedia.
== References ==
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Comic Fiesta

Comic Fiesta is a fan convention.
== Gallery ==
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Comic_Fiesta
==External links==
* Comic Fiesta on Wikipedia
* http://www.comicfiesta.org/
==Notes==
==References==
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Comic World Taiwan

Comic World Taiwan (abbreviated CWT) is a doujinshi convention held in Taipei, Taiwan.
==History==
===CWT50===
*2018 links: con report, cosplay photo
* CWT50-Cosplay-PV video by 拍!沒了papamayla
* [Cosplay/コスプレ/코스프레] 2018 CWT50《台大場》台灣同人誌販售會(D2) 18 video by FashionCosplay
==References==
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Comica Obscura

Comica Obscura is an obscure character fiction challenge, like Yuletide but for comic characters only.Comica Obscura FAQ. Posted 7 February 2005. Accessed 4 October 2008.
It was held first in early 2005 and again in 2006. The second exchange also included fanart albeit only as illustrations for the submitted stories, not in a fully combined fanfic and fanart exchange.
==References==
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Comicfic.net

Comicfic.net is a large archive dedicated to comic book fanfiction. It includes subarchives for X-Men, Cyclops, Logan, X-Force, Shadowlands, Cable, and more. Hundreds of fanfics are stored on this site that may be found nowhere else.
== About ==
Comicfic.net is no longer being updated. 
	
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==References==
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Comics

You could be looking for:
* Comic Book
* Comics Fandom, a broad term for fan communities based around comics
* Comic strip, short sequence of words and drawings published in newspapers and magazines, often comedic.
* Comicsverse, the comics-based parts of fandoms with canon in multiple media
* DC Comics
* Doujinshi, Japanese comics published by amateurs, many of which are fanworks
* Fancomics, comics as fanworks
* Free Comic Book Day
* Independent Comics, American comics published independently of Marvel Comics or DC Comics.
* Manga, Japanese comics
* Manhua, Chinese comics
* Manhwa, Korean comics
* Marvel Comics
* Scanlations, comics translated and edited by fans into another language for other fans
* Underground comics, the independent comics movement of the 1960s and 1970s
* Vertigo Comics
* Webcomics, comics published online
See also:
* :Category:Sequential Art
* :Category:UK Independent Comics, UK comics published independently of Marvel or DC
ComicsNix

ComicsNix is a somewhat infamous writer of badfic, generally thought to be a troll. Perhaps his most well-known work is Severus Snape, Professor and Lover in which Severus Snape has sex with the Teletubbies. Other ComicsNix stories include Scooby Doo and the Trip of Lust, Bella Swan, Pregnant and Furious, and The Wolf Blood Lineage.
==External links==
*"Comics Nix" on All The Tropes wikia
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Comics Fandom

Comics Fandom is a broad term for the various fanac, fanworks, and communities developed around comic books. In the US context, comics fandom often refers to DC or Marvel comics, but there are many other publishers (and many different flavors of fannish source texts). Generally speaking, comics fandom does not exclusively refer to English-language comics, but is distinct from manga fandom. 
Comic fans have a long history of creating their own catalogues and databases to keep track of continuity and issues. 
==History==
===Underground Comics===
Underground comics or Comix as they are commonly called, were popular in the 1960s and 1970s. They were published by smaller independent companies and emphasized things that were forbidden in mainstream comics thanks to Comics Code Authority, including graphic depictions of sex, drugs, and violence.
==The Big Two==
In the American comic book industry, the Big Two refers to the two largest publishers: DC Comics and Marvel Comics. 
Some comics fans criticize the Big Two for dominating the industry with the superhero genre, eclipsing the wider potential for comics as a more diverse storytelling medium.
===DC Comics Fandom===
===Marvel Fandom===
Since the release of The Avengers film in 2012, the lines between comics fandom and the Marvel Cinematic Universe have blurred. 
===Learning curve===
Some have complained of barriers to entry in reading Big Two comics.
The difficulty is often attributed to the long and complicated lore of comic storylines. Some have speculated that manga is more accessible and beginner-friendly.
==Gender & Comics Fandom==
:See Timeline of Women in Comics Fandom
== Meta ==
* Captwinghead - black content creator who does critical analysis of comics and comics fandom; frequently discusses issues that are important to queer BIPOC fans and creators.
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