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Ships that I Ship: Day 67: Frostbite/Off-Ramp
Canon: Young Heroes in Love
Pairing: Frostbite/Off-Ramp
Canon Level: Together
Young Heroes in Love is a DC series from back in the late 90s. I don't remember it very well because it was an uber-tiny fandom even way back then and two decades' passage has not made it more popular. But I remember that it was fun with a colorful cast of heroes and also extremely soapy. Off-Ramp is sort of like Wolverine if Wolverine liked cars and could teleport. Frostbite is pretty much literally a snow elf, which I feel is a character description that will either immediately make a person go "yes, please, with bells on" or "meh." Frostbite and Off-Ramp have a lot of something between them throughout the series which eventually comes to a head and they start dating, only for the series to end. I thought that was patently unfair back when I first read the series, and I hold to my opinion now too.
Suggested reading:
Snow and Infomercials by![[archiveofourown.org profile]](https://p.dreamwidth.org/b164c54b26e4/-/archiveofourown.org/favicon.ico)
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Just a Clever Way, sequel to "Snow and Infomercials" byTangerine
Pairing: Frostbite/Off-Ramp
Canon Level: Together
Young Heroes in Love is a DC series from back in the late 90s. I don't remember it very well because it was an uber-tiny fandom even way back then and two decades' passage has not made it more popular. But I remember that it was fun with a colorful cast of heroes and also extremely soapy. Off-Ramp is sort of like Wolverine if Wolverine liked cars and could teleport. Frostbite is pretty much literally a snow elf, which I feel is a character description that will either immediately make a person go "yes, please, with bells on" or "meh." Frostbite and Off-Ramp have a lot of something between them throughout the series which eventually comes to a head and they start dating, only for the series to end. I thought that was patently unfair back when I first read the series, and I hold to my opinion now too.
Suggested reading:
Snow and Infomercials by
Just a Clever Way, sequel to "Snow and Infomercials" by