Echoes of the Multiverse

Author's Note: Had an idea that wouldn't let go. Inspired by Jab's thread, and by a campaign seed in Masks Unbound ... Fujion https://photos.smugmug.com/My-First-Gallery/i-2Tp7WGt/0/ced57fc3/X2/powerline_as_a_human_by_jabbachan-dbcxe8c-X2.jpg As with all popularity contests, any attempt to identify...

https://photos.smugmug.com/Disney/i-vwnWZG9/0/e3e80129/L/2E413540-B58F-48B5-A69F-31047C95E169-L.jpg JOHN CLAYTON This is the one who got really hardened. Clayton, in the books, is an antagonist -- sort of -- in that he's Jane's fiancé and Tarzan is forced to choose between impoverishing the man (an...

Ironically, Disney's Tarzan softens one character, Kerchak, who's an unrepentant monster in Burroughs, and dramatically hardens another in his place. I didn’t realize Kerchak wasn’t a Disney original. Actually, I’ve never read a real version of Tarzan before, so I do t know anything about him, real...

Ironically, Disney's Tarzan softens one character, Kerchak, who's an unrepentant monster in Burroughs, and dramatically hardens another in his place.

Jabroniville wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 01, 2018 11:36 pm

though Herc realizes that even in lemur form he's insanely strong, and breaks down the cell door

... did Walt Simonson write this?

\--While the Acting( save for Frollo ) is forgettable,the BASIC storyline was a good attempt by Disney to "lighten" an otherwise rather Dark literary work. That in and of itself is the problem. If you want a happy ending from Hugo, adapt Les Mis. I'm not even bothered as much by the happy ending ve...

Lindsay Ellis has a really good video essay about the movie, and the adaptations that have followed Victor Hugo's work for years. His original story is very grim, and VERY inappropriate for Disney, which right away should have been a warning sign. In the original, Esmeralda isn't actually a Gyspy- ...

About the Performer: I have no idea who Kellie Martin is, and have never seen any of her stuff. She played a lot of minor roles in the '80s, I guess, and even got her own series in 1994, called Christy (??). She was on ER for a couple of years, but her career has mostly been bit parts and, currentl...

Annoyingly, they've never given him a real name, even in post-film stories like the Descendants. Head canon? Jean, after Cocteau. Or possibly Robert, after Mr. Benson.

Thank you! Still engaged in that other project, which leaves me with no time to put together character builds and backgrounds, unfortunately.

Jabroniville wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 08, 2018 8:45 pm

THE FOX AND THE HOUND (1981):
Written by: Daniel P. Mannix (original novel), Ted Berman, Larry Clemmons, David Michener, Peter Young & Burny Mattinson

Either this or an early 80s re-release of Song of the South was the first Disney movie I ever saw in the theatre.

I'm fairly sure that Disney's Prince John is intended to reference the portrayal of him in the play and later film The Lion in Winter.

This is the 2e build for Doc that I came up with more than a decade ago. I see a lot of things I would do differently today, but the skeleton would be much the same, I think.

The name Largo, though not much else, was also used for a major villain in the 1980s anime Bubblegum Crisis, one of a couple of James Bond references therein.

Batgirl III wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 17, 2018 9:32 am

Did you know that there is a

Yes. The song is fine, but I hate that video with the passion of a thousand fiery suns.