Fantheon: Wishlist

WISHLIST

LXG: Henry Jekyll/Edward Hyde - Characters: Book/Movie
One (or would that be two?) of my two favorite LXG characters—not surprisingly, since I've long loved other variations of Jekyll and Hyde. Gotta have the angst, and poor tormented Jekyll is the prime source of it for this fandom. Besides that, he's part of my LXG pairing of choice (Henry/Mina).

X-Men: Logan aka Wolverine - Characters: Book/Movie
What can I say? When it comes to adamantium claws, I'm a hopeless fangirl. *g* Wolverine is the character I have written most in fanfiction. He's the guy I have a four-foot-wide poster of on my wall—and he's probably the only character I'll ever go to watch on a theater screen again.

X-Men: Henry McCoy aka Beast - Characters: Book/Movie
The third X-Men movie was a great disappointment to me, but the one thing that vastly exceeded my expectations was Kelsey Grammer's wonderful portrayal of Beast. This character fascinates and inspires me. I adore Hank's combination of intellect, humor, and raw animal power.

X-Men: Kurt Wagner aka Nightcrawler - Characters: Book/Movie
Although he's only in one of the movies, Kurt is my second favorite X-Men character. I love his faith and his gentleness, and I really love the idea of a demonic-looking creature with a beautiful soul. He also happens to be half of my "One True Pairing" in the X-Men fandom (Nightcrawler/Storm).

Dracula by Bram Stoker - Literature
This is the wishlisted fanlisting I want to have more than any other. Dracula is, simply put, my lifelong favorite book. I love the story, the characters, the genre, and the classic film adaptations. More than that, to me it is the ultimate tale of good against evil, and that's what I love about it most of all.

Galaxy Quest - Movies
As a reformed ex-Trekker, I admire this movie a lot. It pokes fun hilariously at just about every old scifi cliché there is; but it also manages to make time for some very real and poignant character development. The growth of Tim Allen's character from has-been to hero is quite inspiring to me.

League of Extraordinary Gentlemen - Movies
For me, there could not be a much more splendid premise than a steampunk crossover of Victorian heroes. LXG doesn't quite do it the justice it deserves—but it's still one of less than half a dozen movies made in the last decade that I'm a true fan of, and it's my second most prolific fanfiction subject.

X2: X-Men United - Movies
This is definitely my favorite non-classic movie. It brought me into my most active fandom, and I'll always remember how much it contributed to the best summer of my life. (In lieu of this one, I'd be very happy to have the fanlisting for the first X-Men movie, but I would much prefer X2.)

The Goo Goo Dolls - Musicians: Bands/Groups
The music of the Goo Goo Dolls makes me happy. They were really the first mainstream band I became a fan of, and I have been for many years since. Their songs have been a part of some special times in my life, and have brightened things through a few tough times as well.

Dragons - Mythology
I've loved these wonderful creatures of the imagination ever since I was a little girl, when I spent lazy afternoons under an orange tree reading Walter Dean Myers' The Dragon Takes a Wife. Since then, I've spent plenty of money I shouldn't have on statuettes, posters, and jewelry depicting dragons.

Werewolves - Mythology
I've really become quite fascinated by werewolves in the last several years. I'm always interested in movies and stories about them—but even more importantly, I've been taking great enjoyment and satisfaction in writing werewolf characters. I actually find that they're more intriguing to me than vampires.

WISHES GRANTED!

LXG: Rodney Skinner - Characters: Book/Movie
The other of my two favorite LXG characters. I really love the snark factor with Rodney. He's the one I've written most in my LXG fanfiction; I enjoy getting into the deeper virtues beneath his cynical, mocking exterior. And of course, who wouldn't love that leather duster of his? *g*

X-Men: [+] Male Characters - Characters: Book/Movie
Male characters are always the ones that hook me into a fandom, and the X-Men are no exception—as you can see from my other wishlisted X-Men characters! Even the ones who aren't specifically on my wishlist intrigue me. I've loved exploring all of their lives and stories in my fanfiction.

X-Men: [+] X-Men - Characters: Book/Movie
I love heroes. More than that, I love teams of heroes who work together for a common cause—and care for each other—even as they struggle to work out their own unique and complex personal challenges and relationships. The X-Men are everything I could ask for in that.

Hogan's Heroes - TV Shows
I've been a fan of this show for a number of years, and the single fanfiction story I've written about it is still one of the best things I've written. I'm one of those fans who sees so much more than just the comedy of the show; I love the underlying loyalty and courage of the Heroes, too.

	LXG: Henry Jekyll/Edward Hyde - Characters: Book/Movie One (or would that be two?) of my two favorite LXG characters—not surprisingly, since I've long loved other variations of Jekyll and Hyde. Gotta have the angst, and poor tormented Jekyll is the prime source of it for this fandom. Besides that, he's part of my LXG pairing of choice (Henry/Mina).
	X-Men: Logan aka Wolverine - Characters: Book/Movie What can I say? When it comes to adamantium claws, I'm a hopeless fangirl. g Wolverine is the character I have written most in fanfiction. He's the guy I have a four-foot-wide poster of on my wall—and he's probably the only character I'll ever go to watch on a theater screen again.
	X-Men: Henry McCoy aka Beast - Characters: Book/Movie The third X-Men movie was a great disappointment to me, but the one thing that vastly exceeded my expectations was Kelsey Grammer's wonderful portrayal of Beast. This character fascinates and inspires me. I adore Hank's combination of intellect, humor, and raw animal power.
	X-Men: Kurt Wagner aka Nightcrawler - Characters: Book/Movie Although he's only in one of the movies, Kurt is my second favorite X-Men character. I love his faith and his gentleness, and I really love the idea of a demonic-looking creature with a beautiful soul. He also happens to be half of my "One True Pairing" in the X-Men fandom (Nightcrawler/Storm).
	Dracula by Bram Stoker - Literature This is the wishlisted fanlisting I want to have more than any other. Dracula is, simply put, my lifelong favorite book. I love the story, the characters, the genre, and the classic film adaptations. More than that, to me it is the ultimate tale of good against evil, and that's what I love about it most of all.
	Galaxy Quest - Movies As a reformed ex-Trekker, I admire this movie a lot. It pokes fun hilariously at just about every old scifi cliché there is; but it also manages to make time for some very real and poignant character development. The growth of Tim Allen's character from has-been to hero is quite inspiring to me.
	League of Extraordinary Gentlemen - Movies For me, there could not be a much more splendid premise than a steampunk crossover of Victorian heroes. LXG doesn't quite do it the justice it deserves—but it's still one of less than half a dozen movies made in the last decade that I'm a true fan of, and it's my second most prolific fanfiction subject.
	X2: X-Men United - Movies This is definitely my favorite non-classic movie. It brought me into my most active fandom, and I'll always remember how much it contributed to the best summer of my life. (In lieu of this one, I'd be very happy to have the fanlisting for the first X-Men movie, but I would much prefer X2.)
	The Goo Goo Dolls - Musicians: Bands/Groups The music of the Goo Goo Dolls makes me happy. They were really the first mainstream band I became a fan of, and I have been for many years since. Their songs have been a part of some special times in my life, and have brightened things through a few tough times as well.
	Dragons - Mythology I've loved these wonderful creatures of the imagination ever since I was a little girl, when I spent lazy afternoons under an orange tree reading Walter Dean Myers' The Dragon Takes a Wife. Since then, I've spent plenty of money I shouldn't have on statuettes, posters, and jewelry depicting dragons.
	Werewolves - Mythology I've really become quite fascinated by werewolves in the last several years. I'm always interested in movies and stories about them—but even more importantly, I've been taking great enjoyment and satisfaction in writing werewolf characters. I actually find that they're more intriguing to me than vampires.