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How Superfandom Became Mainstream, from "Star Trek" to Comic-Con | The Backstory | The New Yorker
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9:06Now PlayingThe writer Michael Schulman explores how fandom has brought people and communities together by going mainstream. From the friendly I.R.L. superfans at Comic-Con to the politics of online criticism of the world's biggest pop stars, Schulman investigates the world of superfandom.
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