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From: chaos@*****.com (Steven Ratkovich)
Subject: Re: GI JOE in SR
Date: Mon, 23 Sep 1996 17:53:18 -0500 (EST)
>Gurth wrote:
>|
>|Steven A. Tinner said on 1:37/23 Sep 96...
>|
>|> Anyone else out there like to see a SERIOUS animated SR cartoon series?
>|> Or dare I hope Action figures?
>|
>|No and no on both counts. I've seen the BattleTech show (only because I
>|wanted to see what they'd made of it) and it sucks! An SR cartoon would be
>|along the same lines as all the other cartoons: good guys (the runners)
>|vs. the bad guys (the corps, Humanis members, etc.) without anyone getting
>|killed or wounded or whatever, because hey, it's a kids' show isn't it? I
>|don't want to see any SR show unless it's a *serious* attempt to
>|(re)create the sixth world.
>
>If they gave it to the same people that do WB's Batman or
>Disney's Gargoyles then I would watch it.
>
>-David
>
I agree, I don't think it would HAVE to be terribly violent to be good, just
serious. I would also nominate the people who did the Savage Dragon cartoon
on USA... they did a good job of taking a violent comic book series with
plenty of blood, half nakkid chicks and swearing, and managed to clean it up
but stay faithful to the action and story of the comics.

If they did do a cartoon, though, I would highly recommend FASA keep
creative control... That's why these things turn out so lame... The
creators don't work with the cartoonists...:)


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