YOU CAN'T STOP THE MAGIC. by
Cassie
on 2013-09-13 19:51:00 UTC
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The Potter fandom never truly fades away - it just hibernates.
POTTER by
Karen DuLay
on 2013-09-13 16:43:00 UTC
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POTTER
POTTER
POTTER
POTTER
POTTER
I'M SORRY I'M FREAKING OUT BECAUSE POTTER
ALIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIVE!!!!
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Excellent! by
AdmiralSakai
on 2013-09-13 15:20:00 UTC
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As a fanboy, I'm ecstatic. It was the "kid in a candy store" exploration of magic that got me interested in Harry Potter in the first place- the darker and more goal-oriented exploration of the later books kind of turned me off of the series. This... I'm really hoping this one will bring the magic back! (That, and hunting down magical beasts in 1920s New York sounds suspiciously similar to the Call of Cthulhu campaign my roommates and I are playing!*)
Of course, as a PPCer, I'm shuddering. I foresee a LOT of really bad Scamander/WHATEVER action being sent our way... assuming of course that Hollywood does the obvious thing ans casts an actor far too attractive for the role.
*Also, painful alliteration is painful.
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The Star Trek fandom... by
hermione of vulcan
on 2013-09-13 04:15:00 UTC
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...has its own little event.
I say little, but I really mean that in order to prevent myself from being overwhelmed I must trivialize at least one of them at any given time.
http://startrekrenegades.com/home/
Re: The Potter fandom returns! by
Endless Sea
on 2013-09-13 02:07:00 UTC
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Ah, I remember that book. ^_^ The annotations were absolutely hilarious.
More to the point, it'd be interesting to see all of those monsters and such getting the cinematic treatment. Considering some of the stuff I remember from that book could wipe out entire communities in a single breath...