Re: If you could star in an animated version of your fave live action film,what would you choose ?

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 "Aje RavenStar" <whinebucket@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "TBerk" <bayareaberk@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > Well, I don't have to be the star, (wait I'd be doing a voice over
> > anyway, so it's OK) I'd like them to recreate a faithfull to the
> > source version of Doc Savage, the Man of Bronze- he was a hero from
> > the pulps of the later twenties, thirties era.
> >
> >
> > TBerk
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> 1930's - 1950's,

33 to 48 IIRC

 written by "Kenneth Robeson", a pen name covering a number 
> of writers, one Lester Dent being the writer for most of them.  Got
heavy 
> into the Bantam reprints (slightly out of order) starting during my JH
days 
> in the early 70's onward.  There were also a color comic (the usual slim

> rag) and a graphic mag briefly in that time, by Marvel I think - tie in
of 
> the so-so movie featuring the best TV Tarzan, Ron Ely.  Forget who the
cover 
> illustrator of those was, but only one (paperback series #4 IIRC, which
had 
> an Artic setting) did not show Clark Savage Jr with a torn ****rt - of 
> course, the joke among us Savage otakus was that he was wearing it under
the 
> heavy parka he had on.... 

James Bama

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