
Wanna play a game? Try and count how many times Alex and Walter have been captured during their time together.
C'mon, do we really think this is the end for our guys?
Okay, they might.
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Wanna play a game? Try and count how many times Alex and Walter have been captured during their time together.
C'mon, do we really think this is the end for our guys?
Okay, they might.
Fan fiction (alternately referred to as fanfiction, fanfic, FF, or fic) is a broadly-defined term for fan labor regarding stories about characters (or simply fictional characters) or settings written by fans of the original work, rather than by the original creator.
It does go on to specify that fan fiction isn’t supported or published by the originator, but while I see the distinction being made, the first part is what’s sticking for me. Some comic fan decides they want to get into comics. They practice writing or drawing or both or whatever. They might create fan-fiction type stuff or their own creations. In time, they might get the right persons attention and get hired to create something based upon one of the characters or worlds they are a fan of. Is this not fan fiction, just as a paid and endorsed level?