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David Jacobs/Jack Kelly

David/Jack is the slash pairing between David and Jack in Newsies. It is by far the most popular ship in the fandom. Occasionally, the ship name Javid is used for the film couple and Javey for the stage couple, but the names are also used interchangeably.
==Canon==
Notable moments from the original film include Jack pulling on David's tie, the fire escape "balcony" scene, and the alley scene. They meet when they run into each other on David's first day.
==Fandom==
The ship name Javid appeared as early as 2003.Cold Walls, Cold Words and a Frayed Piece of Twine by Angel of Harmony (2003) Javey appeared in 2014 (prior uses are for AFI).It's All in Your Head by TriedItAtHome (2014)
== Example Fanworks ==
=== Fanfics ===
*How I Spent My Summer Vacation by queenitsy (2007)
*Don't Ask Me Why by Frisky Wallabee
*So Named by dumbkili
*Misunderstandings by IGuessIWriteStuffNow
*Mountain Ridge Camp for Boys by timetogoslumming (2017)
*it all comes back to you by scarlettroses (2018)
=== Meta ===
*Proud and Defiant by poisonivory at The Shipper's Manifesto (2005)
==References==
Category:Newsies Relationships
Category:Slash Pairings
David Jones

David Jones is a character from Criminal Case, he is the partner of the protagonist.
In canon, he serves as a junior officer in the first season of Criminal Case, and a senior detective in the fifth season, Criminal Case: The Conspiracy.
In the Criminal Case fandom, David Jones is popular in the fandom for artworks and ship arts with Zoe Kusama because of his lively and cooperating relationship with the player.
== Fandom ==
=== Pairings ===
* David Jones/Zoe Kusama
* David Jones/Alessia Dupont
== Archives and Links ==
* David Jones tag at Ao3
== Resources ==
* David Jones at Criminal Case Wiki
Category:Criminal Case
David Lawrence

David Lawrence is a fanwriter and fanartist that contributed to zines in the 1990s.
== Example Art Gallery ==
File:Onceuponatime21back.jpg|Art from Once Upon a Time... Is Now #21 (1990) (Beauty and the Beast)
File:Eridani9art2.jpg|Art from Eridani #9 (1990) (Star Trek TNG)
File:Fedstat1art3.jpg|Art from Federation Standard #1 (1991) (Star Trek TNG)
File:Federationclassic1.jpg|Cover art from Federation Classic #1 (1992) (Star Trek TOS)
File:Lonestar5-1.jpg|Art from LoneStar Trek #5 (1992) (Star Trek TOS)
File:Promart8.jpg|Art from Tales From the Promenade (1994) (Star Trek DS9)
File:Transitionscover.jpg|Cover art of Transitions (1994) (Star Trek: TNG)
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
David Lubkin

David Lubkin is a Star Trek TOS fan and writer. 
He was the associate editor and computer specialist for Trexindex.
Some zines that contain his fiction: Warped Space, Avatar, IDIC, Alpha Continuum, Hartlines, Southern Star, The Sensuous Vulcan and Great Bird of the Galaxy. He was one of the editors of Paladin.
Lubkin was a member of the SUNY Stony Brook Science Fiction Forum, Main Mission Alpha, the Nichelle Nichols Fan Club, the Mariette Hartley Fan Network, and Benden Weyr.
From a 1977 bio: 
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
David McDonnell (AUS)

You may be looking for US author and publisher David McDonnell
David McDonnell was an Australian Star Trek and science fiction fan who was active in Melbourne fandom between the late 1970s and the 1980s. He was a trans man whose 'dead name' appears on many of the science fiction documents from the time, and this name can be found on fanlore for the purposes of historical verisimilitude.
David was an early member of Austrek and he became contributor to its newsletter Captain's Log and fanzine Spock - not only as writer, but also as editor. He was a participant or committee member in Austrek and Trekcons 1 and 2 in the late 1970s and early 1980s.
David withdrew from Austrek towards the end of 1982, but he maintained contact with friends in D&D and other fandoms. He fully transitioned shortly after that time, and appeared at the occasional convention, fandom reunion, or other event over subsequent years.
David passed away in the early 2000s, and his Viking funeral was attended by many of his fandom friends.
==Zines==
The Captain's Log | Spock | Alnitah
==Photos==
File:Trekcon 1 Panel.jpg|David (second from right) on a panel at Trekcon 1 in July 1978
File:DM and KG.jpg|thumb|David (Trekcon 1 auctioneer) is assisted by Kathleen Gaitely (photo from the Helena Binns collection)
File:Klingon salute.jpg|thumb|David (left) leads the cheer after the Klingon contingent defeats a tribble at Trekcon 1 (photo from the Helena Binns collection)
File:David, Kathleen & Chris.jpg|thumb|David McDonnell wears his Austrek T-shirt at a club meeting on 28 October 1978. Behind him we can see Kathleen Gaitely and Chris King.
File:Santa meets the Klingons.jpg|Santa (unknown) meets a Klingon (David McDonnell) at the Austrek Christmas Party, 1979.
File:STTMP Special Screening 20121979.jpg|Some of the Austrek committee, including David (third from right) at a special screening of the first Star Trek movie, the night before the Melbourne premiere in December 1979.
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Category: Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:Fans
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Deceased
David McDonnell (US)

You may be looking for David McDonnell, an Australian fan.
David McDonnell was the fourth editor of Starlog magazine.
==Turned a Fan onto "Beauty and the Beast"==
From a fan named Dawn Gilbert in Remember the Magic, a Beauty and the Beast (TV) con zine: 
==Further Reading==
* Starlogging With David McDonnell, by David McDonnell (March 2013)
David Nolan

David Nolan is the Storybrooke's alias for Prince Charming. He is one of the main characters on Once Upon A Time. The show revolves around his story along with his reunion with his daughter, Emma Swan.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
===Common Tropes & Themes===
* True Love and True Love's Kiss are very popular due to Charming's canon.
===Pairings===
The most popular romantic pairing for this character is Snowing. The bromance of Charming Hook has become very popular in Season 3 due to Charming's protectiveness of Emma Swan and Hook's feelings for her, and the fact that Hook saved David's life.Once Upon a Time Season 3 Episode 5 "Good Form"
===Terminology===
:See List of OUAT pairing names for a list of Charming's related pairing terminology.
* Charmers is the name for fans of Charming.
==Notable Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
===Fanart===
===Fanvids===
===Meta===
==Archives and Communities==
* David Nolan fanworks at AO3
* David Nolan works at FFN
* Prince Charming tag at Once Upon A Time Fanfic
* The Charmings
==Resources==
* David Nolan@ OUAT Wikia
* Prince Charming @ OUAT Wikia
==References==
Category:Once Upon A Time Characters
David Nolande

David Nolande is a six-episode TV show that aired on the French Network France 2 in 2006.
==Story==
After a party to celebrate the success of an advertising campaign he worked on, David Nolande [Frédéric Diefenthal] is caught in a car accident as he drives back home. A black dog suddenly appears on the road in front of him, and when he takes a sudden turn to avoid the animal, his car crashes into a van nearby, killing its only occupant, a gypsy tarot reader.
After a few days of coma, he has to go to the justice court about the accident, and is warned by the dead's family that he will have to find forgiveness for the old woman's death. The gypsy family leader, Alexian, puts a spell on him. Shortly after, David begins to have premonitory dreams about strangers. He has to find and save those persons. If he doesn't succeed he will lose one of his family members.
David finds himself struggling with this new life and also has to deal with his close ones' (especially his wife) lack of understanding about what is going through.
==Genre/Influences==
David Nolande is mostly influenced by the thriller and the paranormal. There is an X-Files taste to it, though the French TV shows might fall more on the esoteric side, including with the recurrent apparitions of the black dog, the premonitory dreams and the story of the season finale.
==Reception/Fandom==
Despite being aired on prime time on one of the biggest French networks, and with good viewership results, the TV show wasn't followed by the production system. When it comes to the audience, there was some buzz online, and on certain discussion sites, such as Allocine.
Though most people who had followed the show enjoyed the way it was being more modern and closer to the solid entertainment US TV series could provide, some others considered it a very pale remake of such projects. People were looking forward a second season, which sadly never occured.
When it comes to fan productions, almost none can really be found online, letting supposing that the fandom might not be that big, even though clips were shared on Youtube.
One case of clip theft nevertheless occurred there in 2007, when the video One Thing You Should Know by Aruna7 was reposted on Youtube with the credits cut off. After a while, and with the help of various people, including fellow vidders from the Stargate board Kawoosh see discussion here (archive link), the stolen vid was finally deleted from the site.
Aruna7 created three other videos that fully or partly featured David Nolande, which are You Give Me The Courage (2010), Live To Tell The Tale (2008) and The Wonders I've Seen (2010). The Wonders I've Seen is metavideo that was made for the OTW Torrent of Our Own Multimedia Celebration Challenge.
Category:Live-action Television
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
David Prowse

David Prowse (July 1, 1935 – November 28, 2020) was an English actor from Bristol who portrayed Darth Vader in the original Star Wars trilogy.The character was voiced by James Earl Jones On screen, Prowse's face was always hidden by a mask while performing Darth Vader, and many fans started to wonder what the Sith lord actually looked liked.
Although the Dark Lord of the Sith was probably his best internationally known and most fannish role, Prowse was involved in various fandoms during his long and varied career. He played Frankenstein's monster in three movies and appeared in TV shows like Doctor Who, Space 1999, and The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
David Prowse helped to train actor Christopher Reeve for his title role in the film Superman (1978) and also trained Cary Elwes for his role as Westley in the 1987 movie The Princess Bride.
Prowse became an honorary member and honorary leader of 501st Legion, a fan group dedicated to Star Wars costuming, in 2002.See: Wikipedia:501st Legion
==Green Cross Man==
Green Cross Man is a fictional costumed Superhero character created in the 1970s in Great Britain. The character's task was to educate pedestrians, especially children and young adults, on how to cross UK roads safely. David Prowse played the character from 1975 to 1990 in a series of educational films and returned to the role in 2014 for two adverts.See: Wikipedia:Green Cross Code
On July 18, 2021, tunglo wrote on tumblr:
For services to charity and road safety, Prowse was appointed Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) See: Wikipedia:Order of the British Empire at the New Year Honours See: Wikipedia:New Year Honours in 2000.
==Star Wars==
===Fallout With Lucasfilm===
Although Prowse had been a regular and popular guest of honour on Star Wars conventions ever since the first movie was released in 1977, he was banned by George Lucas from attending official Star Wars fan conventions in July 2010. The reasons for this step have never been made quite clear by Lucas.See: David Prowse banned from all Lucasfilm-related Star Wars events (AV CLUB, July 19, 2010)See: Darth Vader actor David Prowse banned for 'annoying' director George Lucas (The Telegraph, December 26, 2010)
==Fandom==
===Fanworks===
* is a ficlet by Bl4ckHunter dedicated to the memory of David Prowse (November 29, 2020)
* The Monster from Hell as portrayed by David Prowse. Art by Art Adams, posted by chernobog13 on tumblr (March 16, 2022)
* by Vizrecon on tumblr (April 7, 2022)
===Fannish Activities===
*David Prowse Fan Club Newsletter
==Archives & Resources==
*David Prowse tag on the Ao3
*David Prowse on the IMDb
* orbituary by travalanche (November 28, 2020)
*Wikipedia:David Prowse
==References==
Category:Star Wars: Original Trilogy
Category:Actors
David Prowse Fan Club Newsletter

David Prowse Fan Club Newsletter is a Star Wars newsletter dedicated to David Prowse, the actor who portrayed Darth Vader in the original Star Wars trilogy.
There were four issues.
==Issue 1==
David Prowse Fan Club Newsletter 1 was published in January (?) 1982.
==Issue 2==
David Prowse Fan Club Newsletter 2
==Issue 3==
David Prowse Fan Club Newsletter 3
==Issue 4==
David Prowse Fan Club Newsletter 4 was published in 1984. 
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1980s
Category:Actor Zines
David Singh

David Singh is a DC Comics character who works in the Central City Police Department.
==Canon==
===Comics===
In DC Comics, Singh is in charge of the crime lab at Central City Police Department. Barry Allen aka The Flash works as a forensic scientist in Singh's department. 
In the New 52, Singh works in the same role and is in a relationship with former criminal Hartley Rathaway aka Pied Piper.
===Arrowverse===
In the CW's 2014 reboot of The Flash, David Singh is the Captain of CCPD. He is still the superior of forensic scientist Barry Allen, and often chastises Barry for been late. This version of the character is also gay and married to Rob. He has begun to trust the Flash, and sometimes asks for his help on cases.
==Fandom==
===Arrowverse===
In canon, Singh is unaware of the Flash's true identity. Many fans instead portray Singh as an astute character who is very aware that Barry Allen is the Flash and feigns ignorance.
Singh often appears as a side character in fics, sometimes paired with Hartley Rathaway (his canonical love interest in the comics) or Rob (his canonical husband in the shows). Many fics focus on Singh finding out Barry is The Flash, or in the case of Coldflash fics, Singh discovers Barry is in a relationship with a criminal. 
Some fans headcanon that the changes Barry made to the timeline resulted in David and Rob breaking up, and David starting a relationship with Hartley. 
==Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
* Oh what tangled webs we weave by Sister_Grimm, Barry does not have time to figure all the differences between the timelines, so he'll just have to wing it. (David/Hartley fic)
* 4x01 Missing Scene by Redhead.
* Internal Affairs by quarticmoose, When David Singh accepted a captaincy at CCPD, he swore he would do right by his men. A sudden influx of meta-humans and impossible phenomena does nothing to change that.
* All Too Jagged Snowflake by Redhead, When Leonard and Barry discover that they're Soulmates, they struggle with the many, many issues this causes. It might be easier without the collective difficulties of the Rogues, a meta-gorilla, and the military, but life has never been simple for either of them. (Chapter 39. David Singh POV)
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* David Singh works at AO3
* David Singh works at FFN
* Tumblr tag: david singh
==Resources==
* David Singh at Arrowverse Wiki
Category:DC Comics Characters
Category:The Flash
Category:Arrowverse Characters
David Soul

David Soul was an British-American actor and singer, best known for portraying Detective Kenneth "Hutch" Hutchinson from 1975 to 1979 in the Starsky & Hutch television series.
Some fanworks were created especially for David Soul, and some were ones for both the show and the actor. A.P.B. had a very strong Soul focus, especially on his singing career and concerts (February 1981 to February 1986) and is an example of the latter.
Some zines specifically forbid discussions about the actors. One example was in Zebra Three #1: 
Some zines allowed commentary and discussion about Soul's career and appearances but disallowed any comments about his complicated personal life.
==Fanworks==
There are many fanworks that have a combined focus of Starsky & Hutch and David Soul. The ones listed below are specifically ones for Soul himself.
===Zines===
* The Friends of David and Paul Magazine (1981)
* Love Book (1980, 1983)
==Fan Clubs==
* the fan club that published Cops (1976–at least 1979)
* Soular Energy (early 1980s–at least 1985)
* Soul Mates (1983–?)
* The David Soul Appreciation Club (1994–at least 1998)
==Fan Gatherings==
* Soul Mates Weekend (1984)
==Mailing Lists==
* Topanga (closed after statements made by David Soul) (May 1997–late 1997)
Category:Actors
Category:Starsky & Hutch
Category:Starsky & Hutch RPF
David Soul Love Book

Love Book is a zine of fan art, fiction, poetry, and testimonials by fans. It was created once a year by Naomi Marrow and sent to David Soul who portrayed Kenneth Hutchinson.
Marrow was the creator of the David Soul Newsletter, and was supplied information by Amanda Green, who was an employee and writer on the show.
A similar zine by Sandra Barrett was called PMG Love Book (or "Paul Michael Glaser Love Book"). Also see the zine for Mark Hamill was One from the Heart.
==1980==
 
From S and H Letterzine #21 (May 1981): 
===1983===
From Shootout #2 (1983): 
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Zines
Category:Actor Zines
Category:1980s
David Soul Newsletter

David Soul Newsletter was a fan-publication for fans of the actor who portrayed Kenneth Hutchinson, a character on Starsky & Hutch.
It is a very rare example of fans having the ear, cooperation, and participation of one TPTB from the show. That person was Amanda Green who was the production assistant of the show's producer, Joseph Naar. Green was also the writer of two of the show's episodes.
Green was also the author of the essay, Starsky and Hutch Remembered. 
==Connection to the "Love Book"==
The same people who produced this newsletter also created the Love Book (and a a planned unidentified video tape). A fan in May 1981 wrote: 
==Two Early Ads==
October 1981: 
January 1982: 
==Fan Comments==
===2002===
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Zines
Category:1980s
David Tai

David Tai is a fanfiction writer active in the comics fandom during the 1990s and 2000s. He was notable for his crossovers of anime and comics, mixing the silly worlds of Sailor Moon or Oh My Goddess with the grim dark of Hellblazer. He also co-wrote often, usually with Rod M., but also with others. 
==Notable Works==
* "Sailor Hellblazer," (Sailor Moon/Hellblazer crossover) with Rod M.
* OMG Hellblazer Trilogy (Oh My Goddess!/Hellblazer crossover) with Rod M.
** "Dire Fates"
** "Mortal Fates"
** "Meddling Fates"
* "A Hellblazer Christmas Carol" (Oh My Goddess!/Hellblazer crossover) with Rod M and Trisha Lynn
* "Panythose Tarou, I Choose You!" (Pokemon/Ranma crossover)
* "Evolve, Pantyhose Tarou, Evolve!" (sequel to Pantyhouse Tarou, I Choose You!) written with Alan Harnum.
==Awards==
CBFFAs
* 1999 - Best Humorous Crossover: "Sailor Hellblazer"
==Reviews and Recommendations==
==References==
Category:Fans
Category:Fanwriters
David Tennant

David Tennant is an actor best known as the Tenth Doctor of the Doctor Who fandom. Even before taking on the role of the Doctor he featured in Big Finish audio dramas taking on different roles. He married his Doctor Who guest star Georgia Moffett who played his daughter in the episode "The Doctor's Daughter" and who is the real-life daughter of Peter Davison, the Fifth Doctor.
His most popular fannish roles include:
* Tenth Doctor in Doctor Who and The Sarah Jane Adventures
* Barty Crouch Jr. in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
* DI Carlisle in Blackpool
* Hamlet in Hamlet (2009)
* Casanova in Casanova
* DI Alec Hardy in Broadchurch
* Peter Vincent in Fright Night
* Kevin/Kilgrave in Jessica Jones
* Crowley in Good Omens (TV) 
==Fandom==
== Fanworks ==
=== RPF ===
* The Boxing Day Doctor Who Marathon by Sam Starbuck, David Tennant/John Barrowman real-person slash
==Archives and Communities==
*David Tennant works tag at AO3.
=== On LiveJournal ===
* davidtennant
* tennant_love
* tennant_icons (icons)
* tennant_report (newsletter)
=== On Blogspot ===
* David Tennant News Updates
==Resources==
*Wikipedia Page
Category:Actors
Category:Doctor Who Actors
Category:Jessica Jones
Category:Good Omens
David W

David W is a fanfiction writer from the 1990s and 2000s. He specialised in X-Men fanfiction, in particular a series called the Bucktown Timeline and the award winning "Jean and Me".
He was also the first archivist for The Common People.
==Notable Works==
== Awards ==
== Reviews and Recommendations ==
==Archives/Zines/Collections/Communities==
=== Archives ===
==== As Archivist ====
*Common People Warehouse
==== As Contributor ====
==References==
Category:Fans
Category:Fanwriters
David Weber

David Weber is an American science fiction and fantasy author. He has written several series of novels, the best known of which is the Honor Harrington science-fiction series, the setting of which is referred to by fans as the Honorverse.
==Fan Communities==
Weber's website includes fan discussion forum boards which have a devoted group of frequent posters. Weber participates with the username "runsforcelery," a reference to treecats, which feature in the Honorverse series and have a predilection for celery.
The "Baen's Bar" fan forums at Baen Books website include Honorverse and BuShips boards devoted to David Weber's works.
The Royal Manticoran Navy is a fan club devoted to the Honorverse series. It has over 5,000 members as of 2019.
==References==
==External links==
* 
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* Pearls of Weber A collection of posts by David Weber containing background information for his stories.
* BuNine "David Weber’s Honorverse technical support team"
* How David Weber Orders a Pizza parody of Weber's writing
 
Category:Honorverse
Category:People
Category:Science Fiction Authors
Category:Books & Literature
 
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
David Welle

David Welle is a fan author who has been involved in fandom since the 1980s.
His work has been primarily centered around Space: 1999.
Welle's published stories include The Law of Indirection, as well as Triskadecahedron in the fanzine Moonscape. Other of his stories have been published online.
He is also the creator of the Timeline of Online Space: 1999 Fandom.
David Xanatos/Janine "Fox" Xanatos

David Xanatos/Janine "Fox" Xanatos is a canonical m/f pairing in Gargoyles fandom. Like the rest of the Gargoyles fandom, their popularity is experiencing a minor resurgence with the availability of the show on Disney+, giving older fans a way to watch the whole series again and introducing newer fans to the show for the first time.
==Canon==
Fox and Xanatos are dating at the beginning of the series and have been for a while. They get engaged and married near the beginning of season 2, and have their first child together (Alexander Xanatos) by the end of the second season. 
==Fandom==
===#Relationship Goals===
Even though they're both antagonists, Fox and Xanatos have a remarkably balanced and healthy relationship. Fox is one of the few people in the world who can keep up with Xanatos both physically and mentally--they spar together and play chess together, and Xanatos, who notoriously dislikes losing, has no problem losing to Fox. Although they rarely work together the way that Owen and Xanatos do, they still make a great team when they do, as when Oberon comes after their son immediately after he's born ("The Gathering"). 
It's a relationship that fans enjoy, to the point that even if they ship Xanatos with someone else, many fans will look for ways to maintain his relationship with Fox in the process. (Sometimes with a threesome, sometimes by making their relationship an open one; it depends on the fan and their preferences.)
===To Have Kids or Not To Have Kids===
Canonically, Fox and Xanatos have one child, Alex, which obviously brings up the question among fans: will they have more? 
Some fans and fics say yes and give Fox and Xanatos multiple children in the future. Understandably so, since it's clear in canon that they're both loving and devoted parents. Others keep Alex as their only child, since any future children would likely also attract Oberon's attention and it's possible that he would try to take one (or more) of them to make up for losing Alex. 
==Example Fanworks==
===Fan Art===
Xanatos and Fox by polapaz321
==Archives & Links==
David Xanatos/Janine "Fox" Xanatos on AO3
==References==
Category:Gargoyles
Category:Het Pairings