That's OK, I do that all the time. The books blur after a while. But Nemo was a horror-show, I never forgot your reincarnation of him.

I got the impression that the judge thinks that any copying of fundamental plot-lines and scenarios, even for the purposes of review or non-commercial dissemination, are copyright violations. They seem to be extraordinarily literal-minded, they cannot discern fundamental differences of intent.

You've conveniently forgotten Captain Nemo's beard, which defies medical science to this day. QED, eh?
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Why did they bother? Who was gullible enough to put up the money, unless it was only done for tax purposes?

Écrasez l'infâme!

god

Anyone who thinks an author has money is a fool.

Lived in Fredericksburg but worked all over NoVa/MD/DC.

VA community colleges are an amazing resource, but I dropped out before finishing, so much work to be had.

My psychogeography is all about finding a cheap place to eat a decent lunch on mostly paltry wages.

No, about 40 years ago. About 300-500 bucks a semester & worth every hard-earned penny.

There was that place nearby (Joes?) that sold the infamous Hippy Roll, subsisted on those & cigarettes, would crash with another illustrator at Seminary Towers. First gig was next to the Dixie Pig, Alexandria.

I think it's Malcolm Green (Atlas Press) who labelled them as the Enthused Ones.