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Double Vision (Blake's 7 zine)

Double Vision is a gen and slash Blake's 7 anthology, stories and poems by Adrian Morgan and Brendan O'Cullane, most reprinted from other zines.
Fiction (all by Adrian Morgan and Brendan O'Cullane unless otherwise noted)
* "The Room" (gen; reprinted from Dark Between the Stars 1)
* "73 Kilos of Ballast" (gen; reprinted from Gambit 4)
* "Going Down" (gen; reprinted from Southern Seven 5)
* "Legend..." (gen; reprinted from Eleventh Sector 2)
* "...And Hell's Afraid I'll Take Over" (gen; reprinted from Raising Hell 5)
* "Dearest Enemy" (A/Se; reprinted from Southern Comfort 6.5)
* "Nightwood Rest" (gen; A-V AU; reprinted from Southern Seven 6)
* Brendan O'Cullane, "Delta" (Ta/V, A/V; reprinted from Aquitar 1)
* "Nothing Left to Lose" (A/V; reprinted from Southern Comfort 4.75)
* Brendan O'Cullane, "Confession" (A/V)
* Brendan O'Cullane, "A Thief's Punishment" (A/V; later reprinted in Avon Calling III)
* "The Way Out" (gen A-V)
* "Stolen Hour" (A/V)
* "Coming Home" (A/V, reprinted from Oblaquer)
* "Thieves" (gen; reprinted from Magnificent Seven 7)
* "Pick Up the Pieces" (A/B, A/V; reprinted from Southern Comfort 5.5)
* "Jealousy Games" (A/V, V/Bodie; reprinted from On the Edge 1)
* "Appearances" (A/V; reprinted from Oblaquest)
* "Winners and Losers" (A/V)
* Brendan O'Cullane, "Caught in the Act" (A/V)
* "Re-Entry" (A/V; reprinted from Resistance 6)
* "Pastorale" (A/B; reprinted from Resistance 7)
* "Remembrance" (gen; reprinted from Gambit 8)
* "Waiting for Blake" (play, "with apologies to Samuel Beckett;" gen; reprinted from Gambit 7)
* "Defenses" (A/B; reprinted from Avon's Gadget Works and The Other Side #8)
* "Human After All" (A/B; reprinted from Different Destinies)
* "Terms of Surrender" (A/ocm, A/B; reprinted from Oblaquer)
* "Something to Live For" (A/Se, A/ocs, A/B, V/ocm; sequel to Terms of Surrender; reprinted from Oblaquest)
* "Reflections" (A/B; reprinted from Resistance 7)
* "Experiment" (gen; reprinted from Gambit 3)
* "The Isle of Avalon" (gen; reprinted from Raising Hell 5)
* "Nocturne" (A/Se; reprinted from On the Edge 1)
* "Avalon" (gen; reprinted from Standard by Several 2)
* "Mutoid" (gen; reprinted from Raising Hell 2)
* "Bargain" (A/Se; reprinted from Magnificent Tails Too)
Poetry:
* Brendan O'Cullane, "Malodaar Dreams" (gen (?); reprinted from Liaisons 2)
* Adrian Morgan and Brendan O'Cullane, "Last Sight" (A-V; reprinted from Southern Seven 5)
* Brendan O'Cullane, "Litany" (A/V; reprinted from Southern Comfort 5.5)
* Brendan O'Cullane, "Certain/Uncertain" (A/V; reprinted from Southern Comfort 5.5)
* Brendan O'Cullane, "Fifth-grade Ignorant" (A/V; reprinted from Southern Comfort 5.5)
* Brendan O'Cullane, "Word Not Spoken, Words Never Heard" (A/B)
* Adrian Morgan and Brendan O'Cullane, "The Result of Standard Conditioning and Reality Adjustment in Case A/110" (A/Se; reprinted from Southern Seven 5)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Poetry Zines
Category:Blake's 7 Slash Zines
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1993 Zines
Double Vision (Lord of the Rings website)

Double Vision is a Lord of the Rings website where "you will find almost anything and just about everything involving Elladan and Elrohir, JRR Tolkien's oft neglected and much abused peredhil twins."Main Page, via Wayback: 15 January 2007. (Accessed 03 May 2012) 
The fanfiction is sorted by author, title, and genre. The page also has a gallery, extras, and a link section, quotes, a family tree for the characters, a timeline and character biographies.
The page was listed in the Hidden Whispers directory in 2004 with the keywords "English, Fictional".Hidden Whispers. Directory: Websites: Fanfiction: DEF, via Wayback: 03 August 2004. (Accessed 03 May 2012)
==References==
Category:Lord of the Rings WebsitesCategory:Lord of the Rings Archives
Category:2000s
Double Vision (Scott Bakula & Dean Stockwell zine)

For other articles with the same title: Double Vision.
Double Vision is a fan club publication with a focus on 	Dean Stockwell & Scott Bakula who portrayed Al Calavicci and Sam Beckett on Quantum Leap.
==Issue 5==
Double Vision 5 was published in March 1992 and contains 22 pages.
The editor was Jill Richards, the vice editor was Terry Spencer.
* Letter from the Editor (2)
* Eyes & Ears (3)
* One Moment in Time by Candyce B. Goldstein (5)
* Quantum Leap Weekend '92 by Lyndell Netherton (7)
* Star Ceremony Photo Page (1)
* Dean Stockwell Q & A (12)
* Scott Bakula Q & A (13)
* The Quantum Leap Weekend by Rebecca Reeves (14)
* Quantum Leap in Germany by Sabine Schilke (19)
* Classified Ads (21)
* The Big Contest Page (21)
* Spotlight On... (22)
==Issue 6==
Double Vision 6 was published in September 1992 and contains 18 pages.
The editor was Jill Richards, the vice editor was Terry Spencer.
* Letter from the Editor (2)
* Eyes & Ears (3)
* The Emmys by Rita Spiegel (5)
* Scott Bakula by Mindy Peterman (6)
* Scott Bakula Q & A (8)
* Dean Stockwell Star Ceremony (9)
* Tic Tac Reviews (10)
* Prom Night (13)
* My Encounter with Scott Bakula by Heather Steil (14)
* The Big Contest Page (16)
* Classified Ads (17)
* Spotlight On... (18)
==Issue 7==
Double Vision 7 was published in February 1993 and contains 18 pages.
The editor was Jill Richards, the vice editor was Terry Spencer.
* Letter from the Editor (2)
* Eyes & Ears (3)
* Golden Globes by Rita Spiegel (5)
* How Do You Talk to an Angel by Jill Richards (5)
* Scott & Dean Centerfold (8)
* Images from VQT by Terry Spencer (10)
* Double Exposure (16)
* Classified Ads (17)
* The Big Contest Page (17)
* Spotlight On... (18)
==Issue 8==
Double Vision 8 was published in July 1993 and contains 17 pages.
The editor was Jill Richards, the vice editor was Terry Spencer.
* Letter from the Editor (2)
* Eyes & Ears (3)
* Quantum Leap 2nd Annual Convention by Shari Ramseur (4)
* What About...? (7)
* Convention Guest Star Photo Monntage (8)
* Scott Bakula: A Kind & Gentle Spirit by Carla Dinsmore (10)
* The Big Contest Page (16)
* Classified Ads (17)
* Spotlight On... (18)
==Issue 10==
Double Vision 10 was published in July 1994. 
 Image:dv10.jpg|cover of issue #10 
==Issue 11==
Double Vision 11 was published in August 1995.
 Image:dv11.jpg|cover of issue #11 
==Issue 12==
Double Vision 12 was published in September 1995.
 Image:dv12.jpg|cover of issue #12 
 
Category:Quantum Leap Zines
Category:Actor Zines
Category:1990s
Double Vision (Star Trek: TOS story)

Double Vision is a Kirk/Spock story by Alexis Fegan Black; illustrated by Michael Verina. 
It was published in the print zine Naked Times #3.
 
==Outworlds Series==
* Echoes
* Decisions
* Double Vision 
* All Ye Who Enter Here
 
==Summary==
"This story introduces the concepts of xenophobia within Starfleet -- the idea that perhaps a few high-ranking officials still haven't learned to control their instinctive fear of that which they do not understand. These prejudices come to disrupt the lives of Kirk and Spock -- personally as well as professionally -- and their very existence is threatened, as well as the existence of Starfleet as they know it."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1980===
===1996===
===2006=== 
==References==
 
Category:1979 Fanfiction‎
Double Vision (Star Wars zine)

Double Vision is a gen Star Wars 93-page anthology written by Sue aka The Android.
==Summaries==
From a blurb in the zine Dead Beat (1983): 
From an ad in Universal Translator #24: 
==Contents==
* Eye of the Beholder
*Emperor Skywalker
==Proposed Second Issue==
A second issue was planned but never published. It was to contain two stories. The first was "Best Enemies" and the second one was "Knowin' What to Keep." The second story was later planned to be in the proposed zine, "Black Magic" (to feature characters created by Mr. T., Billy Dee Williams, Carl Weathers, James Earl Jones.", but that zine did not see publication either. 
From a 1985 flyer in Best of Enigma: The Professionals: 
 
 
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1984 Zines
Double eXposure (X-Files zine)

Double eXposure is a slash 138-page X-Files fanzine. It was published in 1998. 
According to an online flyer, A Fish Called Krycek came free with this zine: 
==Part of a Series==
* eXposure (1997) 
* Double eXposure (1998)
* Indecent eXposure (1999)
* Over eXposure (2002) 
 
==From the Editorial==
==Contents==
As per other zines in this series, the luckless "Gwendolyn/Gwendolen/Gwendolin" has their name spelled several different ways in this issue.
* Denial by O.T.C. - Mulder/Krycek (7)
* Krycek and Mulder - Mulder/Krycek (24)
* Fox & Alex by Laura Trout (43)
* Current Address Unknown by Maria - Mulder/Krycek (44)
* Lullaby by Silk (50)
* Subaudition by Torch - Mulder/Skinner (51)
* Yoga by Katy Deery (55)
* Wilderness by Sugar Rush - Mulder/Krycek (57)
* Moments & Obsession by Gwendolyn (62)
* Private Dancer by Jill - Mulder/Krycek (63)
* Mulder by Bernice (68)
* Purely Fiction by Gloria Lancaster - Mulder/Skinner (69)
* Rat Tale by Liza McGrath - Mulder/Krycek (Online summary: "Artwork for this story was done by the Author's Husband. This story is probably something you should be careful about reading.") (79)
* Rat by Author's Husband (82)
* Spalniy Vagon by Bren Antrim - Mulder/Krycek (84)
* The Shaft by Elizabeth Holden - Mulder/Skinner (96)
* Krycek Unarmed by Kal Romine - Mulder/Krycek (102)
* Wishes by Silk (114)
* Fish are Jumping by Jane Symons - Mulder/Krycek (115)
* Lube & Laid, cartoons by Kathy Deery (138)
* Letters of Comment ("Remember - LOCs are the author's payment for all their efforts. Your feedback encourages them to wnte more. The more you backfeed, the more they write! No need to use your real name on the LOC, we don't care who you are - we re not fussy, or proud...") (139)
==Inside Sample==
Image:doublex-1.jpg|Bernice
Image:doublex-2.jpg|Cody
Image:doublex-3.jpg|Bernice
Image:doublex-4.jpg|"Author's Husband"
Image:doublex-5.jpg|sample text
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Unknown Date===
===1998===
===1999===
==References==
 Category:X-Files Slash Zines
Category:1998 Zines
Double or Nothing (Forever Knight zine)

Double or Nothing is a gen 33-page novel by Susan M. Garrett. It premiered at the 1999 Weekend With Ger event and the proceeds went to Children's Hospital, the designated charity of the Geraint Wyn Davies Fan Club. There were 100 copies in the original printing. The Geraint Wyn Davies Fan Club published additional copies. 
A summary: A sniper who takes potshots at Nick isn't after the police detective, but his double, a con-man by the name of Reilly Constable who's brought in as a suspect in a murder case. Nick decides to take on the man's identity to flush out the sniper and discovers that he's a little out of practice walking in a mortal man's shoes.
Category:Charity ZinesCategory:Forever Knight Zines
Category:Forever Knight Fan Fiction
Category:1999 Zines
Doubutsu Fourze

Doubutsu Fourze [どうぶつフォーゼ], otherwise known as a variation of Animal Fōze Mascot, is a type of licensed merchandise produced by Ensky. They come in many shapes in sizes: from plushes, pins, acrylic stands, pouches and stationery.
Some fandoms which have Doubutsu Fourze are Blue Lock, Golden Kamuy, Mob Psycho 100 and Tokyo Revengers.
In Golden Kamuy fandom particularly, Doubutsu Fourze stuffed animals released for that series inspire many works of fanart and fancraft. They are often posed for pictures, given custom clothing, or are drawn. Ogata Doubutsu Fourze, based on the character Hyakunosuke Ogata, is the most popular of these plushes and has enough fanworks to warrant its own article.
Some Doujinshi have been inspired by Doubutsu Fourze.
== Example/Notable Fanac ==
File:Relaxing by uwa foze kawaii.jpg|Doubutsu Fourze for Hajime Tsukishima and Otonoshin Koito with custom clothing and accessories by uwa_foze_kawaii. This is fanwork for Koito/Tsukishima.
File:Sugimoto with his Foze by MAY122516.png|Saichi Sugimoto with his Doubutsu Fourze by MAY122516.
File:Katsuya Serizawa as a Doubutsu Fourze by Ginyo.jpg|Some Doubutsu Fourze fanart showcases the plushes with animal-like behavior. Here's Katsuya Serizawa from Mob Psycho 100 acting like a dog by Ginyo (ギニョ).
File:Desha as a Doubutsu Fourze by Creszendo.jpg|Characters from media without Doubutsu Fourze may be reimagined as such by fans. Creszendo imagines Desha from Ranking of Kings being a Bald Eagle.
File:Kikuta with Fourze by sousaku 043 03.jpg|Mokutaro Kikuta with a handful of living Fourze plush by sousaku_043_03. In fanworks, Golden Kamuy Fourze in particular are often seen as mischievous creatures.
File:Tsurumi Fourze Doujinshi by Ohazu Bun Mawashi circle.jpg|鶴見中尉殿がとにかくカワイイネコチャンで全部押し切る本, aka Cute Cat Tsurumi Doujinshi was produced by Ōhazu bun-mawashi circle (大外ブン回し). Its main character is Tokushiro Tsurumi. This circle has also produced other Doujinshi featuring Doubutsu Fourze. 
==References/Further Reading==
, an incomplete collection of all Doubutsu Fourze merchandise released.
Category:Golden Kamuy
Category:Mob Psycho 100
Category:Glossary
Category:Anime & Manga Fandom Glossary
Doug

Doug is an animated series that aired on Nickelodeon in the early 1990s and was then was acquired by Disney and aired (as Brand Spanking New! Doug aka Disney's Doug) on ABC's Saturday morning cartoon block.
The series is about eleven-year-old Doug Funnie and his experiences in his new hometown of Bluffington. Other characters include his best friend Skeeter Valentine, his crush Patti Mayonnaise, and school bully turned frenemy Roger Klotz.
The Nickelodeon series ended with Doug graduating along with his friends. The Disney series ended with the marriage of Patti's widowed father to her teacher Miss Crystal, and Patti asking Doug on their first official date.
==Fandom==
While most people who grew up with the show or watched it as kids feel it didn't age well, Doug has an extremely devoted following among 90s nostalgia fans. Some adults even find the show's themes of insecurity, social anxiety, and seeking acceptance resonate with them despite the show's overall low-key feeling.
Some of the characters and scenes grew into memes over time, particularly Mr. Dink. Doug himself has a reputation among detractors as "crazy" due to his wild imagination and fantasy sequences.
===Shipping===
* Doug Funnie/Roger Klotz
* Doug Funnie/Patti Mayonnaise
* Judy Funnie/Roger Klotz
* Beebe Bluff/Skeeter Valentine
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
===Fanart===
==Links & Resources==
* Doug (Cartoon) at Archive of Our Own
* Doug at FanFiction.Net
* Doug at TV Tropes
Category:Doug
Doug Anthony Allstars

The Doug Anthony Allstars were an Australian comedy trio made up of Paul McDermott, Tim Ferguson, and Richard Fidler. They had a devoted fanbase that followed them to their other projects such as Good News Week and as such are core personalities in Australian Comedian RPF fandom.
==Fannish Links==
* Doug Anthony Allstars Stories and Fanfic Guide on fabulae (archive link)
* Fictional Works, nee DAAS Fiction (archive link)
* DAAS Fiction Archive (archive link)
* DAAS Fiction Message Board (daasfiction.cjb.net)
Category:Australian Comedian RPF
Doug Drexler

Doug Drexler is a Star Trek fan.
==Fan Activities==
* ran the Federation Trading Post
* Trekplace Interview with Doug Drexler
== Publications== 
* Star Trek Poster Book (for-profit, professional)
* Enterprise Incidents #9
* Esper!
* Off the Beaten Trek #3
* Archives #3
* Star Trek Fandom Triumphs
* The Intergalactic Etcetera #5
* Warped Space #41
* Tetrumbriant #11
* Side-Trekked
* USS Enterprise Officer's Manual
* Star Fleet Medical Reference Manual 
* IDIC #1, #2, #4
Category:Fanartists
Doug Funnie/Roger Klotz

Doug/Roger is a slash pairing from the Nickelodeon series Doug.
==Canon==
Doug Funnie is a middle school student who moves to the town of Bluffington in the series premire, where he first meets school bully Roger Klotz. Roger targets Doug immediately after the latter steps on a packet of ketchup that squirts the former's shoes, after which he and his gang haze the newcomer by sending him on a snipe hunt for the fictional Neematoad.
The first series sets Roger up as just a bully who constantly harasses Doug and goes out of his way to humiliate him. However, later seasons would soften Roger up just a bit and develop their relationship. While the two continued to butt heads, they'd have several instances of working together or one sticking up for the other; most notably the episode where Doug tries to protect Roger from a bigger bully, and Roger ends up saving Doug when the bully changes targets.
The final episode had the two sharing an emotional moment as they discussed their anxiety over graduating middle school. The scene marked just how much their relationship had changed since they first met.
When Disney took over the show and continued with the gang in junior high, Doug and Roger remained frienemies, though Roger could be a lot meaner for kicks and more emphasis was placed on Doug's growing relationship with his crush Patti Mayonnaise.
==Fandom==
The fandom exploded somewhere in the 2000s, with fans looking at the series through a new lens and realizing a lot of Roger's behavior could be interpreted as him having a big gay crush on Doug. TVTropes even compiled a list of "Ho Yay" examples from various episodesHo Yay: Roger seems almost...obsessed...with Doug., such as Roger organizing a party to celebrate Doug having lived in Bluffington for one year or trying to sit next to him on a ferris wheel. One episode even has Roger leaving his beloved cat Stinky in Doug's care, showing that he trusts him more than he does even his own friends.
Fan works about the ship tend to be set during the Nickelodeon era. Part of this is due to the Disney series being somewhat less popular among fans, and part of this could be due to the aforementioned increased focus on Doug's growing romance with Patti.
===Tropes associated with the ship===
* Roger being a tsundere
* Enemies to Lovers
* Fics based on episodes with heavy Doug and Roger interaction
* Established relationship
==Fan works==
===Fanfiction===
* It's Just I'm Constantly On The Cusp by TheSaintRyan
* Everything I Hate About You (I Really Like) by SaraJaye
* Dear Journal by Nicolette C-137
===Fanart===
* I kinda like you sorta alot by happychild
* Kiss me, Loser by happychild
* Klotz and Funnie by PHUZface1
* Roger and Doug kiss by TheDavyJones [mild nsfw]
* Doug - Confession Stressin' by MortalAnonymous
===Other===
* Doug/Roger ||| so contagiously ~ . fanvid by DancesWithThunder
==References==
Category:Doug
Category:Slash Pairings
Doug Herring

Doug Herring is a Star Trek: TOS fanartist. Doug's artwork featured in a number of Star Trek anthologies and fanzines, sometimes on multiple occasions.
== Example Fanworks ==
=== Example Gallery ===
Image:Captainuhuraart5.jpg|Artwork from Captain Uhura
Image:STSHOWCASE.jpg|Front cover of Showcase Presents the Alternate Universes of Star Wars
Image:Trisk5art4.jpg|Artwork from Triskelion issue #5
Image:Quartet2art2.jpg|Artwork from Quartet
=== Examples of other anthologies and zines contributed to ===
* Multiple pieces of artwork to issue 4 of Babel
* Art work, including some cover art, for issues 1 - 4 of Showcase
* Art work, including some cover art for multiple issues of Berengaria
* Multiple pieces of artwork for Sub-Space.
* Cover art for second edition of zine publishing guide, Communication the Hard Way.
* Cover art for Showcase Presents the Alternate Universes of Star Wars.
Category:Fanartists
Doug Rattmann

Doug Rattmann is a character from the video game series Portal. He was a scientist at Aperture Science, and was the only scientist to survive the mass killing at the company by GLaDOS. The Rat Dens found throughout the two main Portal games are where he resided, and many fan theories came about due to their contents. His specific fate has been left ambiguous, and fanon and headcanons often relate to his whereabouts.
Rattmann is heavily associated with the lyrics of the song "Exile Vilify", and he is the subject of one of the winning entries of the official music video fan contest.<https://web.archive.org/web/20230628202247/https://www.thinkwithportals.com/videocontest/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=reCp31Mj2G0
==Canon==
==Meta and discussion==
==Shipping==
*Doug Rattmann/Chell
*Doug Rattmann/Companion Cube
==Fan works==
===Fan art===
*https://www.deviantart.com/doubleleaf/art/Dr-Rattman-276653284 by doubleleaf
*https://www.deviantart.com/raintalker/art/Rattman-s-story-263932919
*https://www.deviantart.com/eeeevi/art/It-takes-your-mind-again-207125541
*https://www.deviantart.com/andante-ace/art/rather-have-gone-to-the-moon-212180883
===Cosplay===
*https://www.deviantart.com/jackarais/art/REDACTED-335406911
===Mods===
*unfinished mod: https://web.archive.org/web/20151031065517/http://www.therewillbescience.com/team/ / https://www.moddb.com/mods/portal-2-lab-rat / youtube.com/watch?v=DcIwsWCieuk / youtube.com/watch?v=6ZpEwxcnPGI
==External links==
*https://www.deviantart.com/rat-man-portal
*https://askthelabratt.tumblr.com/
*https://rattmannfandom-blog.tumblr.com/ 
==References==
Category:Portal
Doug Rattmann/Chell

Chellmann is the pairing of Chell and Doug Rattmann in Portal 2.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
===Tropes & Fanon===
*The significant colors of the Portal series, complementary orange and blue, are respectively associated with Chell and Rattmann.
**Chell is associated with the color orange for her jumpsuit and the warmth correlates with the hope that she represents, while Rattmann is associated with the color blue for his eye and for his general melancholy.
===Notable fan artists===
*raintalker
*skellagirl
*no5-5
*rachell-redacted
*Sweet-Christabel
*rattmannfandom
===Controversy===
Some fans believe that Chell was a child captured when GLaDOS took over Aperture Science, while others believe she was an adult who applied to be a test subject. Due to Chell's unclear origins, some believe that there could be a considerable age gap between her and Rattman, who was an adult with an established science career when GLaDOS' takeover happened. Thus, some are squicked by Chellman. However some Chellman shippers dispute the existence of hard canon evidence proving a problematic age gap.https://rachell-redacted.tumblr.com/post/182610631974/so-ok-quick-note-about-doug-and-chell-age-gapWBM
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
* Unknown Number (FFN link) by Sweet Christabel, art for it on tumblr (2018–2019)
* Keep going by foxy bones (2012)
* Domestic (FFN link) by glitterbrain (2011)
* A Trusted Friend In Science (FFN link) by Sweet Christabel (2016–2017)
* A Rough Sketch by thehobblefootalchemist (2014)
* Resolved by MisMisto, inspired by art by skellagirl (2017)
===Fanart===
* by forestfolke (2023)
* by rachell-redacted (2023)
* genderbent chellmann commission by drgertiefremontphd (2021)
* Lab Rat by shaidis (2016)
* Vilify pg12 by Faithless (2014)
* Untitled by No.5 (2014)
* Untitled by No.5 (2015)
* Untitled by No.5 (2014)
* Go Out by No.5 (2013)
* Header size art. (Chellmann version.) by No.5 (2015)
* Untitled by rachell-redacted (2019)
* Shrine by raintalker (2014)
* Don't worry by raintalker (2012)
* Chellmann (Tumblr link) by queersaint aka skellagirl (2013)
* Untitled by diriroro
==Archives and Links==
*Chell/Doug Rattmann tag at Archive of Our Own
*Rattmann+ Chell at FanFiction.net
***Of Mice and Mutes
*/chellxrattmannfans on DeviantArt
*Tumblr tags: x rattmann?sort=top chell x rattmann, chellmann
**F Yeah, Chell/Rattman!WBM
==References==
Category:Portal
Category:Het Pairings