Buck Rogers: Difference between revisions

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Buck Rogers has something to do with extraordinary events.

Duke likened Cobra's incredible Flight Pods to something "straight out of Buck Rogers". Targets of Opportunity

Before flying out to fight the Decepticons in New York City, DJ told Buck Rogers to eat his heart out. All Hail Megatron #1

The time-displaced Sgt. Savage compared himself to Buck Rogers. When Eagles Scream

Gil Gerard portrayed Buck Rogers in the short-lived live-action series, Buck Rogers in the 25th Century.
The fictitious Shattered Glass character Pete Prometheus is presumably inspired by Buck Rogers.
Buck Rogers was originally published by John F. Dille Co., a newspaper syndication business founded by Flint Dille's grandfather. Consequently, Flint is now a partial owner of the Buck Rogers IP and is actively involved in trying to revive the franchise.

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 ==Notes==
-*[[Gil Gerard]] had portrayed Buck Rogers in the short lived live action series, ''Buck Rogers in the 25th Century''.
+*[[Gil Gerard]] portrayed Buck Rogers in the short-lived live-action series, ''Buck Rogers in the 25th Century''.
 *The fictitious ''[[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)|Shattered Glass]]'' character [[Pete Prometheus]] is presumably inspired by Buck Rogers.
-* Buck Rogers was originally published by John F. Dille Co., a newspaper syndication business founded by [[Flint Dille]]'s father. Consequently, Flint is now a partial owner of the Buck Rogers IP and is actively involved in trying to revive the franchise.
+* Buck Rogers was originally published by John F. Dille Co., a newspaper syndication business founded by [[Flint Dille]]'s grandfather. Consequently, Flint is now a partial owner of the Buck Rogers IP and is actively involved in trying to revive the franchise.
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