From
viridian5:
Rules: How many letters of the alphabet have you used for [starting] a fic title? One fic per line, 'A' and 'The' do not count for 'a' and 't'. Post your score out of 26 at the end, along with your total fic count.
A - Adjustment. Period. -
Big Wolf on Campus - Tommy & Merton
B - Before Breakfast -
Phineas and Ferb - Phineas & Ferb
C - Candy Crushed -
Buffy the Vampire Slayer - Buffy, Willow, Xander, and Giles
D - Dress Up, 'Fess Up -
Leverage - Eliot/Hardison/Parker
E - Eggcorn Danger -
Henry Danger - Henry & Ray
F - Find a Penny -
Houdini & Doyle - Adelaide, Houdini, and Doyle
G - Gaming the System -
The Tomorrow People (1973) - Andrew, Mike, John
H - High Stakes -
Zorro - Diego & Mei
I - Isolated -
The Tomorrow People (1992) - Adam, Megabyte, General Damon
J - Jump Through Hoops -
Teen Wolf - Scott, Stiles, and Lydia
K - Know Where It's At -
Highlander - Richie, Duncan, Tessa
L - Locked Out -
The Listener - Toby, Michelle, Dev
M - Mortal Mistakes -
Forever Knight - Nick, Lucian, Natalie, Schanke
N - Not What You Think -
My Secret Identity - Andrew & Kirk
O - One Man's Trash -
Psych - Shawn & Gus
P - Pushed -
The Tomorrow People (2013) - Stephen & Astrid
Q - Quidnunc -
Superman & Lois - OCs.
R - Revolving Pressure Systems -
Superman & Lois - Jordan, Sarah, Kyle
S - Something Called Honor -
Highlander/Highlander: The Raven/Forever - Richie, Henry, Jo, and Liam
T - The Thickness of Blood -
Arrow/The Tomorrow People (2013) - Oliver & Stephen
U - Under the Mistletoe -
Teen Wolf - Danny & Stiles
V - Viva Voce -
Superman & Lois/Julie and the Phantoms - Sarah, Julie, Jordan, the Phantoms
W - Watch This -
Highlander - Methos, Ian, and Don
X -
Y - Yesterday. Today. Tomorrow. -
Leverage/Legends of Tomorrow - Hardison, Eliot, Sara
Z - Zero Point -
Teen Wolf - Scott, Jackson, Danny
25/26. I thought I had X covered, and it turned out that I have a series with an X title, not an individual work. This is from 182 posted works, with 125 of them being in
Teen Wolf or
Highlander (or crossovers with them).
I tried to also do unique fandoms for each letter. The idea broke down toward the end of the alphabet.