Something else I forgot to mention: I write both leaders and followers.
If you're into original work as well as fanfic, I recommend that you check out my superhero series Polychrome Heroics. Stalwart Stan and Antimatter are one pair where you can see a leader and a follower starting out in a lousy dynamic in "Look at Me" but getting better over time. Later in their thread you'll also get to meet Fiddlesticks and his sidekick Hefty. There are also a couple of superhero dispatchers -- see Groundhog in "Wherever We Find Them" and Cheersquad in "Over the Old Bridge" (which also has Junket, a teleporting chauffeur).
If you're into science fiction, I have two projects that feature large fluent teamfamilies: Schrodinger's Heroes (led by Alex) and The Blueshift Troupers (led by Lane). Both use situational authority a lot, so you'll see different characters leading or following depending on the challenge at hand.
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Re: From: The Tadpole
Date: 2014-07-07 10:56 pm (UTC)If you're into original work as well as fanfic, I recommend that you check out my superhero series Polychrome Heroics. Stalwart Stan and Antimatter are one pair where you can see a leader and a follower starting out in a lousy dynamic in "Look at Me" but getting better over time. Later in their thread you'll also get to meet Fiddlesticks and his sidekick Hefty. There are also a couple of superhero dispatchers -- see Groundhog in "Wherever We Find Them" and Cheersquad in "Over the Old Bridge" (which also has Junket, a teleporting chauffeur).
If you're into science fiction, I have two projects that feature large fluent teamfamilies: Schrodinger's Heroes (led by Alex) and The Blueshift Troupers (led by Lane). Both use situational authority a lot, so you'll see different characters leading or following depending on the challenge at hand.