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Apollo/Midnighter
| Pairing | |
|---|---|
| Pairing: | Apollo/Midnighter |
| Alternative name(s): | Midpollo |
| Gender category: | Slash, M/M |
| Fandom: | The Authority, DC Comics |
| Canonical?: | canon |
| Prevalence: | Popular |
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Apollo/Midnighter is a popular canon pairing of Apollo and Midnighter in the Authority fandom.
Canon
According to the creator, the characters are based on Batman and Superman.
Wildstorm
DC Comics
DC Comics acquired the rights to Wildstorm characters in 1998 and eventually merged them into the main DC universe. Apollo and Midnighter showed up in the much criticized Stormwatch title during the New 52 in 2011.
In 2015, DC launched a new Midnighter title written by Steve Orlando that was met with critical success and eventually re-established the pairing as canon. The title's cultural significance within the comic book world was so emphasized by fans and the press alike that DC followed it up with a Midnighter and Apollo six-issue mini-series in 2016.
Fandom
Ubisoft writer James Nadiger cited Apollo and Midnighter's relationship as his inspiration for Harlan Cunningham/Arend Schut, a canon gay couple in Assassin's Creed.[2]
Fanworks
Fanfics
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Fanart
Fanvids
Archives & Fannish Links
- Apollo/Midnighter works at AO3
- Apollo/Midnighter works at FFN
- Apollo/Midnighter Slash List
- Apollo/Midnighter tag at Tumblr
- Midpollo Week blog on Tumblr
Resources
References
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- ^ "Will LGBT superheroes ever hit the big screen? Online version". Archived from the original on 2018-07-25.
- ^ "James Nadiger 3 Years At Ubisoft : Tumblr Questions Answered". Archived from the original on 2016-10-24.