Clarifications

[bridgetmkennitt]

The tag set is almost done. I just have a few more nominations that require some clarification/verification:

Was Dinah Lance in Batgirl (Comics)?

Were Liam Riley or Lucy Becker in Highlander: The Series or just the spinoff Highlander: The Raven?

Is Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell - Susanna Clarke a standalone novel or part of a series that includes The Ladies of Grace Adieu?

Was Kon-El | Conner Kent in Red Robin (Comics)?

Who was Roman Era Male Beverley Brook for Rivers of London - Ben Aaronovitch?

Was Ratchet in Transformers: Shattered Glass?

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Ratchet was in Shattered Glass! He's listed in the appearances of Dungeons & Dinobots (https://tfwiki.net/wiki/Dungeons_%26_Dinobots#Featured_characters) and I can vouch that he has scenes in it.

[bridgetmkennitt]

Thank you!

[sirvalkyrie]

Not my nomination, but Dinah Lance is in Batgirl (Comics). Here is a link to one of the issues she appears in on the DC Wiki.

https://dc.fandom.com/wiki/Batgirl_Vol_4_35

[(Anonymous)]

That was my nom! Thanks!

[bridgetmkennitt]

Thank you!

[(Anonymous)]

Highlander: Liam and Lucy are only in The Raven. The Series was already nominated or I would've gone for All Media Types. But they got lumped together under The Series in another exchange I was in, and given the overlap I just figured that's how the fandom was doing it these days.

[bridgetmkennitt]

Thank you for commenting. Unfortunately, because shows and their spinoffs are treated separately for Not Prime Time, unless under All Media Types branch, I'm going to have to do the same for these nominations.

[(Anonymous)]

That's okay, I'll keep it in mind for next year. I've still got plenty to work with. :)

[esteliel]

Not my nomination, but Roman Era Male Beverley Brook is from the latest Rivers of London book. He's the Roman era male incarnation of the river god/ess who is female Beverley Brook in the present timeline. Peter meets him while time-traveling.

[bridgetmkennitt]

Thank you!

[thisbluespirit]

Is Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell - Susanna Clarke a standalone novel or part of a series that includes The Ladies of Grace Adieu?

Jonathan Strange & Mr NOrrell is a standalone novel; The Ladies of Grace Adieu is a collection of short stories set in the same world, only one of them featuring any of the same characters, so, awkwardly, yes and yes and no to those questions, depending.

(Not the nominator, but familiar with both, although it can't be assumed all readers of JSMN have read Ladies of Grace Adieu.)

[bridgetmkennitt]

Thank you.

[reconditarmonia]

JS&MN and Ladies of Grace Adieu are in continuity with one another. It's not a "series" in that there are installments, but they share characters, world, magic system, etc.

[bridgetmkennitt]

Thank you.

[ladymercury_10]

Not my nom, but it looks like Superboy/Kon-El has been in Red Robin. Here's a couple examples:

https://dc.fandom.com/wiki/Red_Robin_Vol_1_9
https://dc.fandom.com/wiki/Red_Robin_Vol_1_20

[bridgetmkennitt]

Thank you!

[(Anonymous)]

Alexander Hamilton comes up in several Assassin's Creed nominated ships, but he does not appear in Assassin's Creed as far as I am aware. Were these meant to go somewhere else?

[bridgetmkennitt]

They might have wandered in from another fandom. I'll take a look and fix that. Thank you!