Marvel Universe - MVL Adaptations of prose, literary characters, whether estab

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Edda
So, that leaves out most of MVL Classic Comics of the 1970's and more recently

Subj: MVL Adaptations of prose, literary characters, whether established as part of Earth-616 or not, but for the most, part do not list properties in the public domain, as that would make the list a bit too long
Posted: Mon Jun 15, 2009 at 08:18:37 pm EDT (Viewed 116 times)

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Homage characters I deal with in the thread above.

Trying to think of Marvel's adaptation of prose, literary properties not in the public domain.

Doc Savage
Conan/Kull/Solomon Kane, etc.
Thongor
Remo Williams, the Destroyer
Fu Manchu
Anita Blake
The Stand
Brak (John Jakes)
Opener of the Crypt (also by Jakes)
Yours Truly, Jack the Ripper
few other Robert Bloch adaptations
Wildcards (started in prose) by George R.R. Martin
Hellraiser (began as the novella The Hellbound Heart) and other Clive Barker adaptations
Logan's Run (began as a novel)

Epic did quite a few adaptations of prose.

Has Lovecraft's work passed into the public domain? I know of a Richard Corben series.

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MVL Adaptations of prose, literary characters, whether established as part of Earth-616 or not, but for the most, part do not list properties in the public domain, a ... · Edda So, that leaves out most of MVL Classic Comics of the 1970's and more recently · Mon Jun 15, 2009 at 08:18:37 pm EDT
- Re: MVL Adaptations of prose, literary characters, whether established as part of Earth-616 or not, but for the most, part do not list properties in the public domai ... · TJ Burns · Wed Jun 17, 2009 at 03:18:00 pm EDT
- Re: MVL Adaptations of prose, literary characters, whether established as part of Earth-616 or not, but for the most, part do not list properties in the public domai ... · Omar Karindu · Wed Jun 17, 2009 at 11:00:47 am EDT
  - Anyone have a list of Anita Blake, Ender's Game, etc.? · Edda I will start a DC thread as well · Wed Jun 17, 2009 at 08:51:46 pm EDT
    - Re: Anyone have a list of Anita Blake, Ender's Game, etc.? · Omar Karindu · Thu Jun 18, 2009 at 03:53:49 pm EDT
  - I forgot about the 1988 Shadow graphic novel with Kaluta and O'Neil, more · Edda I have the impression that the ERB estate has kept Tarzan and John Carter, via TM, out of the pd · Wed Jun 17, 2009 at 08:47:50 pm EDT