Volume 1: Issue 1 – Special Issue: Famous Monsters of Filmland
Editorial: Universal fandom – Katherine Larsen
Feasting our eyes on the accursed ugliness: Famous Monsters, Lon Chaney fandom and undoing male masochism – Mark Andrew Hain
Materializing monsters: Aurora models, garage kits and the object practices of horror fandom – Bob Rehak
Lurking in the Shadows: Famous Monsters of Filmland and its female fans – Natasha Ritsma
Monster mashups: At home with Famous Monsters of Filmland – Matt Yockey
I was a (pre) teenage monster – Henry Jenkins
Interview: Dr. Ackula or: How I learned to stop worrying and love fandom – Matt Yockey
Volume 1: Issue 2 – General Issue
Argumenting fan/academic dialogue: New directions in fan research – Paul Booth
A case of identity: Role playing social media and BBC Sherlock – Ann McClellan
‘Drinking the Koo Aid’ of cult TV: Fans, followers, and fringe religions in Strangers with Candy and Veronica Mars
Community Clip show: Examining the recursive collaboration between producers and viewers of a postmodern sitcom – Rekha Sharma
‘I’m not a lawyer but . . .’: Fan disclaimers and claims against copyright law – Jenny Roth and Monica Flegel
Continuing the West Wing in 140 characters or less: Improvised simulation on Twitter – Inger-Lise Bore and Jonathan Hickman
Volume 2: Issue 1 - General Issue
Editorial: Moving forward, looking back – Katherine Larsen
Tracing Textual Poachers: Reflections on the development of fan studies and digital fandom – Lucy Bennett
‘I’m a lawyer, not an ethnographer Jim’: Textual Poachers and fair use – Rebecca Tushnet
Doctor Who’s textual commentators: Fandom, collective memory, and the self-commodification of fanfac – Matt Hills
Fan studies: Grappling with an ‘undisciplined’ discipline – Sam Ford
Fuck yeah, Fandom is beautiful – Francesca Coppa
Volume 2: Issue 2 - General Issue
Fandom studies as I see it – Henry Jenkins
Customized action figures: Multi-dimensional fandom and fannish fiction – Victoria Godwin
Canon authors and fannish interaction – Maria Lindgren Leavenworth
Negotiating meaning in the consumption of the past – Fiona Smith and Mary Brown
Writing with the Winchesters: Metatextual Wincest and the provisional practice of happy endings – KT Torrey
Review: Doctor Who in time and Space edited by Gillian Leitch - Brandon Knoecny
Volume 3: Issue 1 – Special Issue: K-Pop
Editorial: Filling the void: Researching the Korean Wave (Hallyu) fandom – Crystal Anderson and Doobo Shim
From Holy Land to ‘Hallyu Land’: The symbolic journey following the Korean Wave in Israel – Irina Lyan and Alon Levkowitz
‘Transatlantic connection;:K-pop and K-drama in Spain and Latin America – Dani Madrid-Morales and Bruno Lovric
Uncles’ genereation: Adult male fans and alternative masculinities in South Korean popular music – Jarryn Ha
Queering spectatorship in K-pop: The androgynous male dancing body and western female fandom – Chuyun Oh
Reshaped, reconnected and redefined: Media portrayals of Korean pop idol fandom in Korea – Ju Oak Kim
Queering stars: Fan play and capital appropriation in the age of digital media – Jungmin Kwon
Volume 3: Issue 2 - General Issue
Editorial: Taking stock – Katherine Larsen
G.I. Joe vs. Barbie: Anti-Fandom, fashion, dolls, and one-sixth scale action figures – Victoria Godwin
‘What Would Sagan Do?”: The fandom and anti-fandom of Carl Sagan – Michael Lachney
Fannies and fanzines: Mail art and fan clubs in the 1970’s – Kirsten Olds
Everybody’s bi in the future: Constructing sexuality in the Star Trek reboot fandom – Cait Coker
Con Culture: A survey of fans and fandom – Candie Syphrint Kington
Review: Fandom, Image and Authenticity, Jennifer Otter - Rebecca Williams
Review: Cult Collectors: Nostalgia, Fandom and Collecting, Lincoln Geraghty - Victoria Godwin
Volume 3: Issue 3 – Special Issue: Women and Comics
Editorial: Thematic issue: Comic Book women in the Journal of Fandom Studies – Caryn E. Neumann
Who’s messing with Jane?” Graphic novels and the Jane Austen fan – Leigh Anne Howard
Misogynoir and antiblack racism: What The Walking Dead teaches us about the limits of Speculative Fiction fandom – Dominique Deirdre Johnson
Savage sexism: Examining gendered intelligence in Hulk and She-Hulk comics – Elizabeth Settoducato
The fan and the female superhero in comic books – Caryn E. Neumann and Lori L. Parks
The Adventures of Ms. Meta: The female superhero and her cultural importance – Sarah Zaidan
Review: Time on TV: Temporal Displacement and Mashup Television, Paul Booth - Veronica Popp
Review: The Ashgate Research Companion to Fan Cultures, Kinda Duits, Koos Zwaan, and Stijn Reinders - Elliot Hardman
Volume 4: Issue 1 – General Issue
‘If Duchamp’s toilet can be a masterpiece . . . ‘: Slash manips and fannish readymades – Joseph Brennan
Girl!Version: The feminist framework for regendered characters in fanwork – Lucy Baker
Fan pleasure and profit: Use-value, exchange-value, and one-sixth scale action figure customization – Victoria Godwin
The contemporary Comic Market: A study of a subculture Aida Miho (translated by Patrick W. Galbraith)
Investigating sports rivals: Number, evaluations and relationship with team identification – Daniel Wann, Cody T. Harvard, Fredrick G. Grieve, Jason R. Lanter, Julie A Partridge and Ryan K. Zapalac
Candy coloured ponies and pastel uniforms: Military Bronies and masculine innocence – Maria Patrice Amon
Making global audiences for a Hollywood ‘blockbuster’ feature film: Marketability, playability and The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (2012) – Charles H. Davis, Carolyn Michelle, Ann Hardy ad Craig Hight
Review: Game Play: Paratextuality in Contemporary Board Games, Paul Booth - Nicolle Lamerichs
Volume 4: Issue 2 – Special Issue: Musicking in Media Fandom
Editorial: Muscking in media fandom – Jessica Getman and Aya Esther Hayashi
Sherlock’s violin: Making the Victorian modern through musical fan culture – Elizabeth A Clendinning
Folk music in a digital age: The importance of face-to-face community values in filk music – Sally Childs-Helton
Fandom’s new frontier: Star Trek in the concert hall – Brooke McCorkle
‘Reading and [w]rocking’: Morality and musical creativity in the Harry Potter fandom – Catherine Hall
Recut and re-tuned: Fan-produced parody trailers – James Deaville
Volume 4: Issue 3 – Special Issue: Ethics in Fan Studies
Editorial: Where we are – Katherine Larsen
Dear Researcher: Rethinking engagement with fan authors – EJ Nielsen
Transparency and reciprocity: Respecting fannish spaces in scholarly research – Judith Fathallah
Let’s make it personal!: Ontological ethics in fan studies – Thessa Jensen
Ethics, fan studies, and Institutional Review Boards – Robin Anne Reid
‘I hate Beyonce and I don’t care who knows it’: Towards an ethics of studying anti-fandom – Bethan Jones
Growing pains: The changing ethical landscape of fan studies – Lynn Zubernis and Kelsey Davis
Unsettling relations” Disrupting the ethical subject in fan studies research – Natasha Whiteman
Invitation vs. intrusion: Contemplating the ethics of teaching fan methods – Katherine Anderson Howell
Volume 5: Issue 1 – General Issue
Can Pikachu die?: Online fan conspiracy theories and the Pokemon gaming unbiverse – Lincoln Geraghty
Clawing through the fourth wall: Interactions between the fans and creators of MTV’s Teen Wolf – Emily Thomas
Tales from the tailgate: The influence of fandom, musical tourism and pilgrimage on identity transformations – Jennifer L. Erdely and Deborah Cunningham Breede
‘Welcome to the jungle’: Content creators and fan entitlement in the furry fandom – Cortney N. Plante, Stephen Reysen, Sharon Roberts and Kathleen Gerbasi
The peacock manoeuvre: Ethnographic research on group behavious anong Danish ultras groups – Rasmus Beedholm Laursen
‘Ricky, this is amazing!’: Disney nostalgia, new media users, and extreme fans of the WDW Kingdoncast – Olympia Kiriakou
Steeotyped fans and social critique: Miguel de Cervantes’ Don Quixote and Eminem’s ‘Stan’
Interview with Julian C. H. Lee on his cosplay short non-fiction film Be a Superhero – Julian C. H. Lee and Aya Ono
Volume 5: Issue 2 – Special Issue: Fan Spaces
Editorial: Introduction: Fan Spaces – E.J. Nielsen
On the importance of presence within fandom spaces – Thessa Jensen
Conversations in the margins: Fannish paratexts and their premodern roots – Kavita Mundan Finn
We’ll always have purgatory: Fan spaces and social media – J.S.A. Lowe
Marc Bolan rock shrine: Pilgrimage, identity and ownership in a fan community – Jennifer Otter Bickerdike and Niamh Downing
The liminality of the line and the place of fans at Comic Con – Erin Hanna
Volume 5: Issue 3 –General Issue
Speaking of ‘paratexts’: A theoretical revisitation – Martin Barker
Constructing the fannish place: Ritual and sacred space in a Sherlock fan pilgrimage – J. Caroline Toy
Playing by the rules: Storium, Star Wars and ludic fandom – Paul Booth
From<mrs-niall-horan-until-the-end>to <keepingupwith1d>:Online usernames in the One Direction fandom - Lisa Donlan
The everyday Disney side: Disneybounding and casual cosplay – Nettie A. Brock
‘I read comics from a feministic point of view’: Conceptualizing the transmedia ethos of the Captain Marvel fan community – Matthew Freeman and Charlotte Taylor-Ashfield