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Guinevere Hauptmann

Wolfgang Hauptmann (father)

Ludwig Hauptmann (uncle)

Greta von Hauptmann (sister-in-law)

Guinevere Hauptmann is one the supporting characters in most of the pre- Modern Arc stories, most prominently featured in in his Oxford Misadventures and in a number of cases in the sixties and seventies. Within the Modern Arc, she does come to help out occasionally, but mostly is seen during adventures with only Planty as the main character.

## Appearance

Guinevere is the only character within the series' entirety who does not have a physical appearance shown, even as a phantom. Although this is true, in most flashbacks and visions, she does have a pretty consistent outer appearance.

Normally, she is described as wearing a dark blue dress that goes down to mid- shins as well as wearing a variety of nylons (prior to World War Two). She also wears some pretty standard black shoes. In some photos she has a red bow that ties her hair together.

## Personality

Her personality is similar to that of Klara, save for the occasional perverted tendencies. She is kind but quiet and often got embarrassed easily especially when any of the characters were flirting with her. She is pretty shy and for the most part prefers to stay at home rather than go out.

Following the events of the Second World War, she becomes depressed as all of her children were killed in various forms during the waning days of the War. Even through her depression (she comes to terms eventually), she maintains her kind spirit and goes out of her way to make others better (specifically Otto). With this she actually manages to combat this depression.

As a phantom, she provides a helping hand to Planty for more difficult situations.

## Abilities

Guinn is one of the most normal people within the series having no real special abilities besides her calming personality. However, as a Phantom, she is allowed to enter many different realms with no real repercussions. This is seen in particularly in Otto's quest to find
Human Meteor

Duke O'Dowd "Human Meteor" is a public domain character, who originally appeared in Golden Age comics published by Harvey comics.

## Bibliography

* Champion Comics #6-10
* Champ Comics #11-25

## Connections TO Human Meteor

* **Marvel Universe**This Golden Age character made a number of appearances in the Marvel canon, the first in Invaders #1 (May 1993).
James Bond

James Bond is a famous literary British spy, created by Ian Fleming.

## Bibliography

* Casino Royale
* Live and Let Die
* Moonraker
* Diamonds are Forever
* From Russia, with Love
* Dr. No
* Goldfinger
* For Your Eyes Only (Short Story Collection)
* Thunderball
* The Spy Who Loved Me
* On Her Majesty's Secret Service
* You Only Live Twice
* The Man with the Golden Gun

* Octopussy and the Living Daylights (Short Story Collection)

## Connections TO James Bond

* **Marvel Universe**The handbook entry for Clive Reston heavily implies that James Bond is his father. Bond villains Blofeld and Goldfinger are both mentioned to be members of the Macchiavelli Club in the novel *Spider-Man: Gathering of the Sinister Six*.
* **DC Universe** Fellow members of the Macchiavelli Club include DC's Lex Luthor and Ra's Al Ghul.
* **The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen** James Bond plays a significant role in *The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Black Dossier*. Though not explicitly named due to copyright reasons, he is identified as a British secret agent named James, whose grandfather was Campion Bond.
* **Doctor Who** In the Doctor Who comic strip *Endgame*, the game-obsessed Celestial Toymaker reveals he once beat Bond villain LeChiffre at Baccarat.
* **The Avengers** The book *John Steed, an authorized biography; Vol. one, Jealous in Honour* reveals that James Bond attempted to bully lead Avenger John Steed back when both were attending Eton.
* **Anno Dracula** In the third Anno Dracula novel, *Dracula Cha Cha Cha*, a British secret agent who identifies himself as Hamish Bond appears. Hamish is the Scottish version of the name James, and "Hamish" uses Universal Exports as part of his cover identity, the same company Bond uses in his own novels and films. Author Kim Newman has confirmed that the character is indeed meant to be James Bond.
* **The Man from U.N.C.L.E.** Bond makes an unofficial cameo in the television movie *The Return of the Man from U.N.C.L.E.*
Animaniacs

A humorous cartoon series produced by Steven Spielberg for Warner Bros, Animaniacs was broken into segments starring a variety of characters, though they crossed over into one another's segments on a not infrequent basis. The main characters were the Warner Brothers (and sister), Yakko, Wacko and Dot. Laboratory mice Pinky and the Brain were later spun off into their own cartoon.

## Connections IN Animaniacs

**DC Universe** In the Animaniacs sequence A Midsummer Night's Dream, Batman and Robin turn up in the Batmobile to rescue Wakko, Yakko and Dot from an angry fairy.

## Connections TO Animaniacs

**Freakazoid** Wakko and Brain both turned up in Freakazoid to argue with him about who was Steven's favorite.
Crossover Wiki

## Welcome to the Crossover Wiki

For many years, fictional characters have crossed over with each other, in the worlds of literature, film, television, comic book and video game. It can often be fun to speculate how these links can be joined together to form long chains, connecting two titles or franchises together in seemingly the same universe. Popular examples of this include The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Wold Newton and the Tommy Westphall Hypothesis.

This wiki aims to catalogue each of these crossovers and references, in a clear and understandable manner.

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Flashman

George MacDonald Fraser's Flashman Papers are a series of novels following the misadventures of Sir Harry Paget Flashman across the latter decades of the 19th century. Despite being a totally self-serving, immoral coward, Flashman's quick thinking and luck result in him enjoying a successful military career, surviving historical massacres that claim the lives of more heroic and worthy individuals. Through his life he constantly encounters famous historical figures and finds himself present at momentous events that go down in history, such as the Charge of the Light Brigade and the Battle of the Little Bighorn.

## Connections TO Flashman

* **Anno Dracula** Flashman makes a cameo appearance in the novel Anno Dracula.
* **Tom Brown's Schooldays** Flashman originally debuted as the school bully in Thomas Hughes' 1857 novel.
Doctor Nemesis

James Bradley "Doctor Nemesis" is a public domain character, who originally appeared in Golden Age comics published by Ace Magazines

## Appearances

* Lightning Comics (v1) #6
* Lightning Comics (v2) #1-6
* Lightning Comics (v3) #1
* Super Mystery Comics (v3) #3-4, 6
* Super Mystery Comics (v4) #1

## Crossovers TO Doctor Nemesis

* **Marvel Universe** This Golden Age character made a number of appearances in the Marvel canon, the first in Invaders #1 (May 1993).
Fu Manchu

Fu Manchu is a literary villain, created by Sax Rohmer.

## Bibliography

* The Insidious Dr. Fu Manchu
* The Return of Dr. Fu Manchu
* The Hand of Fu Manchu
* Daughter of Fu Manchu
* The Mask of Fu Manchu
* Fu Manchu's Bride
* The Trail of Fu Manchu
* President Fu Manchu
* The Drums of Fu Manchu
* The Island of Fu Manchu
* Shadow of Fu Manchu
* Re-Enter Fu Manchu
* Emperor Fu Manchu

## Connections TO Fu Manchu

* **The Destroyer** The assassin Chiun, master of Sinanju and mentor to Remo Williams, the Destroyer, reveals in the novel *Skull Duggery* that he and his predecessors have worked in the past for Fu Manchu.
* **The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen** Fu Manchu appears as an antagonist in the first arc of this crossover-intensive series, though he was not explicitly named to avoid copyright issues.
* **Marvel Universe** This literary villain was incorporated into the Marvel Universe in Special Marvel Edition #15 (Dec 1973).
* **Sherlock Holmes** 'Ten Years Beyond Baker Street' (not written by Rohmer) involves Fu Manchu crossing paths with the famous literary detective.
* **Solar Pons** Author August Derleth's detective Solar Pons battled Fu Manchu in several novels, though he was not explicitly named to avoid copyright issues.
Savage Dragon

Savage Dragon is a superheroic police officer that exists within the Image Universe.

## Two-Way Connections

* **DC Universe** Savage Dragon/Superman Metropolis and Superman/Savage Dragon Chicago features Officer Dragon teaming up with Superman.
* **Destroyer Duck** Savage Dragon/Destroyer Duck #1 (Nov 1996) featured Destroyer Duck crossing over with this Image character.
* Mars Attacks Savage Dragon faced off against the Mars Attacks Martians in Mars Attacks the Savage Dragon.
* Marshal Law Savage Dragon met hero-hunter Marshal Law in Savage Dragon/Marshal Law.

## Connections IN Savage Dragon

* **Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles** The turtles make a cameo appearance in Savage Dragon/Destroyer Duck #1 (Nov 1996). They also attend the wedding of Barbaric and Ricochet in Savage Dragon #41.
* DNAgents The DNAgents make a cameo as attendees at the wedding of Barbaric and Ricochet in Savage Dragon #41.
* Cerebus is another wedding guest.
* **Destroyer Duck** also attends.
* E-Man likewise, as well as his girlfriend Nova Kane and koala friend Teddy Q (Captain Koala).
* Fone Bone from the fantasy series Bone also attends.
* Flaming Carrot likewise.
* Hellboy likewise.
* Madman likewise. Madman teams up with Savage Dragon again in Savage Dragon #83-85 and 137.
* Monkeyman and O'Brien likewise.
* **Popeye** likewise.
* Vampirella likewise.
* Zot likewise.
* Femforce likewise.
* **Marvel Universe** Unofficial cameo: In Savage Dragon #41, Ricochet mentions that the Fantastic Four were sent a wedding invite, as well as Howard the Duck, under his alias Leonard. When a brawl breaks out at the ceremony, the Thing is partially visible behind some of the other fighters, obscured from full view because his presence was unofficial. All four of the Fantastic Four, the Hulk, Captain America, the Sinister Six (Sandman, Electro, Dr. Octopus and Hobgoblin) are all present in the audience at the wedding, continuing the unofficial crossover.
* **DC Universe** Unofficial cameo: Ricochet also confirms Superman was sent an invite. Like the Thing, he is visible but partially obscured during the brawl. Batman and Robin are also present.
* Wanted In Savage Dragon #128, the supervillain Fraternity from Mark Millar's Wanted cross realities to raid Savage Dragon's Earth.
* The Amazing Joy Buzzards Mystery solving rock band the Amazing Joy Buzzards appeared in Savage Dragon #137.

## Connections TO Savage Dragon

* G-Man Savage Dragon appears in Image's G-Man: Cape Crisis #3.
* **Marvel Universe** Spider-Man Team-Up #5 (Dec 1996) essentially acts as an unofficial crossover with Savage Dragon/Destroyer Duck, with both of the titular characters appearing.
* Proof Savage Dragon encountered the cryptid hunters of Proof in Proof #12-14.
* PvP Savage Dragon guest starred in PvP #11.
* Sonic the Hedgehog Numerous Image characters, including Savage Dragon, appear in Sonic Super Special #7.
Back to the Future

Back to the Future is a movie franchise currently running to three films, with a spin-off cartoon and several comics. It features the adventures of teenager Marty McFly and his inventor friend Doctor Emmett Brown, travelling to different eras in time machines that Brown built.

## Connections TO Back to the Future

* **A Million Ways to Die in the West** Doc Brown and his Deloreon time machine make cameo appearances in this Seth McFarlane comedy western, presumably set during their time in the Old West as depicted in Back to the Future Part 3.
* **Survival Geeks** In the 2000AD series Survival Geeks, Doc and Marty are seen in cameo as guests attending Warp-Con XXIV, a Comic-Con like event for fans of interdimensional travellers.
* **Rick and Morty** Doc and Marty are seen meeting Rick and Morty in the guests' green room in Survival Geeks.
* **Doctor Who** The fourth and eleventh Doctors are also in the green room in Survival Geeks.
* **Futurama** Bender and Fry are also in the green room in Survival Geeks.
* **Bill and Ted** Bill and Ted are also in the green room in Survival Geeks.
Death

Death is one of the earlier antagonists and supporting character within the modern arc and other historical arcs. Despite being a divine being, he takes on an appearance that (at least on the surface) is human, despite his many quarrels and disdain for humanity as a whole. He is the only character to play a major role in all of the arcs within the universe.

Despite being of German origins, his accent is more akin to that of a northern Englishman. The reasoning behind this is disputed, as well as much of his story, but is used to emphasize his frustrations with humanity as a whole and the Group at times.

## Appearance

Normally the entity takes on the appearance of Aldric (although this has not always been the case). However, it is his appearance with a twist at times. For instance, part of his face will be decayed, and is noted as being more pale than the actual person. Additionally, although the original Aldric had blonde hair (similar to Otto), he instead has gray hair but has a cowlick strand that sticks out of his part. In this form, he is at a similar height as Otto; however, if in a wraith form, he can grow to unimaginable size, albeit at a great cost in energy, especially while fighting.

He will normally wear a white button down shirt with a bow-tie that is more bow than tie. Other accessories will vary depending on the occasion, for instance having suspenders or wearing a vest (both of which are black). He wears black slacks with a red stripe down the seams and a Hessian boot that goes to a similar height as Otto's. This is considered his casual wear; his more formal attire will have him wear a black blazer on top of it.

His war/ fighting attire consists of a 1st Regiment Hussar uniform, most notably with the Totenkopf on his shako.

## Personality

Aldric on the outside, is seen as particularly professional, although this has rubbed off on some of the characters as him being pretentious and posh. Even though this may be the case, he speaks contrary to what most would normally consider more "noble" or polite talk. Although this is only seen with the group and with some of his subordinates. However, normally his attitudes towards the Group and most of humanity of one of disdain and it shows in his general attitude and some of his insults. Although he does seem to have a friendly relationship towards Otto and Cerberus.

## Weapons Used

Normally he wields a scythe reminiscent of 14th century paintings. The Scythe itself is seen in various different sizes depending on the situation at hand.

Additionally, he is also able to use dark magic and necromancy similar to Otto but far more powerful and at a more efficient rate.
The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen

The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen is a series of comic books created by Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill, which is widely known for the massive amount of crossovers it contains.

## Bibliography

* The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (Volume I) #1-6
* The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (Volume II) #1-6
* The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Black Dossier
* The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (Volume III) #1-3
* The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Nemo #1-3

## Connections IN The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen

* **20,000 Leagues Under the Sea** Captain Nemo is a member of the 1890s League, and lends them the use of his vessel the Nautilus.
* **Bulldog Drummond** 1920s adventurer Hugo "Bulldog" Drummond appears as an aged government agent in Volume III.
* **Carnacki the Ghost-Finder** William Hope Hodgson's supernatural detective Thomas Carnacki is a member of the 1900s League.
* **Doctor Who** The first and eleventh Doctors make a cameo in Volume III.
* **Dorian Gray** Dorian's portrait is seen in the museum that house's the League's headquarters, undergoing restorative work. Dorian is a member of the League in the movie adaptation.
* **Dracula** Dracula's victim Mina Harker is a member of the 1980s League, and still retains the scars on her neck from his attacks.
* **Doctor Jekyll and Mr.Hyde** Hyde is a member of the 1890s League.
* **Allan Quatermain** The great white hunter of H. Rider Haggard's novels is a member of the 1890s League.
* **Fu Manchu** The archvillain appears as an antagonist in Volume I.
* **Gullivar Jones** Edwin Lester Arnold's Gullivar Jones is an ally of John Carter in working together to drive the War of the Worlds off Mars at the start of Volume II.
* **The Island of Dr. Moreau** Dr. Moreau and his human/animal hybrids appear in Volume II.
* **The Invisible Man** H.G. Wells' Invisible Man is a member of the 1890s League.
* **John Carter of Mars** John Carter is an ally of Gullivar Jones in driving the War of the World Martians off Mars at the start of Volume II.
* **Moby Dick** Ishmael, the narrator of Moby Dick, is a member of the Nautilus crew.
* **Raffles** E.W.Hornung's gentleman thief A.J. Raffles is a member of the 1900s League.
* **Sherlock Holmes** Holmes' nemesis, Moriarty, is an antagonist in Volume I. Sherlock's brother, Mycroft, takes over as the League's government commander at the end of Volume I, and continues in this position in Volume II..
* **War of the Worlds** The Martian invasion depicted in H.G.Wells' novel is shown from the League's perspective in Volume II.
Guiding Light

Guiding Light was a TV and Radio soap opera that ran in the USA, which holds the Guinness World Record for longest-running drama in US television history.

## Filmography

* Guiding Light (72 seasons, 18,262 episodes)

## Connections TO Guiding Light

* **Marvel Universe** The character of Harley Cooper, after recieving superpowers in the TV show, then went on to appear in Civil War: Choosing Sides #1 (Dec 2006).
Bill and Ted

Bill and Ted are the titular stars of a movie franchise which began with 1989's Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure and continued in 1991's Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey, as well as a 1990 cartoon series, a 1992 live action TV series and Marvel's Bill and Ted's Excellent Comic in 1991. It features the adventures of metalhead slackers William "Bill" S. Preston Esq. and Theodore "Ted" Logan, best friends who travel through time in a phone booth provided by their friend from the future, Rufus.

## Connections IN Bill and Ted

**William Tell** Bill and Ted meet the mythological Swiss archer William Tell in the cartoon *The Birth of Rock & Roll or Too Hip for the Womb*.

**Dracula** Bill and Ted encounter the vampire Dracula in the cartoon *This Babe Ruth "BABE" is A DUDE, Dude*.

## Connections TO Bill and Ted

**Survival Geeks** In the 2000A.D. comic series Survival Geeks, Bill and Ted are seen as VIP guests at a convention for interdimensional travellers.

**Futurama** Bill and Ted are seen chatting to Bender and Fry from Futurama in the guests' green room at the aforementioned convention.

**Rick and Morty** The dimension-hopping title stars of the cartoon Rick and Morty are also in the same green room.

**Doctor Who** The fourth and eleventh Doctor are also in the same green room.

**Back to the Future** Doc Brown and Marty McFly are also in the same green room.
Amazing Man

John Aman "Amazing-Man" is a public domain character, who originally appeared in Golden Age comics published by Centaur Publications.

## Bibliography

* Amazing Man Comics #5-26
* Stars and Stripes Comics #2-6

## Connections TO Amazing Man

* **Marvel Universe** The Prince of Orphans, first appearing in Immortal Iron Fist #8 (Oct 2007) is actually Marvel's continuation of this Golden Age character.
* **Project Superpowers** This character appeared in Dynamite's Project Superpowers miniseries.
* **The Protectors** This character appeared in Malibu's superhero team, the Protectors.
Buck Godot

Buck Godot, Zap Gun for Hire is a comic series by writer/artist Phil Foglio. Buck is a mercenary who usually operates out of Asteroid Al's bar on the human colony world of New Hong Kong, the only world where robotic Law Machines have no dominion.

## Connections TO Buck Godot

**Grimjack** Buck Godot made a cameo appearance in Munden's Bar in Grimjack #40.

**Myth Adventures** In Myth Adventures, the comic book adaptation of the fantasy novel Another Fine Myth, adapted by Phil Foglio, Buck Godot makes a cameo appearance in #3, while a Law Machine turns up in #1, 2 and 7.
Doc Savage

Doc Savage is a pulp character, who appeared in a number of novels from the 1930s onwards.

## Canon

The Doc Savage canon consists of 181 stories written between 1933 and 1949, mostly by Lester Dent. A full bibliography can be found here.

## Connections TO Doc Savage

* **The Avenger** The Avenger features in Dynamite's 2014 adaptation of Justice, Inc., which also features the Doc. The Avenger and Doc were also both part of DC's First Wave universe.
* **DC Universe** Between 2009 and 2011 DC published a number of stories under the First Wave imprint, featuring a reality where Doc Savage shared a world with Batman, the Blackhawks, Rima the Jungle Girl and Black Canary.
* **Girl Genius** DC Comics' Stanley and His Monster #1 (1993) features alternate reality versions of the Heterodyne Boys, and reveals them to be contemporaries of and friends to Doc Savage and the Shadow.
* **Marvel Universe** Doc Savage makes a number of appearances in the Marvel canon, including his own series, teaming up with the Thing in *Marvel Two-In-One* #21 (Nov 1976), and sharing the same foe fought in different decades with Spider-Man in *Giant-Size Spider-Man* #3.
* **The Rocketeer** In the original Rocketeer comic, Doc Savage is the inventor of the jetpack that Cliff Secord dons to become the Rocketeer. The movie changed this to Howard Hughes.
* **The Shadow** The Shadow encountered Doc Savage in a crossover between their respective DC Comics titles in the 1990s. Both heroes also feature in Dynamite's 2014 adaptation of Justice, Inc.
* **The Spirit** Denny Colt, a.k.a. the Spirit, was also present in the First Wave reality.
Order of the Stick

Order of the Stick began as a webcomic created and published by Rich Birlew in 2003. Its online success led to print publication, and a version of the series appearing in the tabletop roleplaying game periodical Dragon Magazine.

## Connections IN Order of the Stick

* **DC Universe** Batman, Firestorm and Green Lantern (John Stewart) have a cameo appearance in the story *Roll Over*.
* **Finieous Fingers** The thief Finieous Fingers, lead character of the Finieous Fingers comic strip, has a cameo appearance in the Order of the Stick strip in Dragon Magazine #359, the last print edition before the magazine went to digital publication.
* **Knights of the Dinner Table** The cast of Knights of the Dinner Table have a cameo appearance in the Order of the Stick strip in Dragon Magazine #359, the last print edition before the magazine went to digital publication.
* **Snarfquest** The adventurer Snarf, lead character of the Snarfquest comic strip, and his girlfriend Telerie, have a cameo appearance in the Order of the Stick strip in Dragon Magazine #359, the last print edition before the magazine went to digital publication.
* **What's New?** Phil and Dixie, lead characters of the What's New? comic strip, have a cameo appearance in the Order of the Stick strip in Dragon Magazine #359, the last print edition before the magazine went to digital publication..
* **Wormy** The dragon Wormy, lead character of the Wormy comic strip, has a cameo appearance in the Order of the Stick strip in Dragon Magazine #359, the last print edition before the magazine went to digital publication.
* **Yamara** Yamara, lead character of the Yamara comic strip, has a cameo appearance in the Order of the Stick strip in Dragon Magazine #359, the last print edition before the magazine went to digital publication.

## Connections TO Order of the Stick

* **Nodwick** Roy from Order of the Stick makes a cameo in Nodwick #31.
What's New?

What's New? with Phil and Dixie is a comic strip created by writer/artist Phil Foglio. Originally published in the tabletop roleplaying game periodical Dragon Magazine, it later moved to other magazines and periodicals. A humor strip, it contained a number of unofficial cameos from other series, as well as guest appearances by characters from other series Foglio was involved with.

## Connections IN What's New?

* **Cerebus** Cerebus has a cameo appearance in Dragon Magazine #71's strip.
* **Cthulhu Mythos** Cthulhu makes a cameo appearance in Dragon #60's strip.
* **Finieous Fingers** The thief Finieous Fingers, star of another Dragon Magazine strip, has a cameo appearance in Dragon #77's strip. He also shares a cameo appearance with Phil and Dixie in the Order of the Stick strip in Dragon Magazine #359, the last print edition before the magazine went to digital publication.
* **Girl Genius** Agatha Heterodyne and her feline companion Krosp have a cameo in the strip in Dragon Magazine #269.
* **Wormy** The dragon Wormy, star of another Dragon Magazine strip, has a cameo appearance in Dragon #81's strip. He also shares a cameo appearance with Phil and Dixie in the Order of the Stick strip in Dragon Magazine #359, the last print edition before the magazine went to digital publication.

## Connections TO What's New?

* **Knights of the Dinner** Table The cast of Knights of the Dinner Table share a cameo appearance with Phil and Dixie in the Order of the Stick strip in Dragon Magazine #359, the last print edition before the magazine went to digital publication.
* **Nodwick** In the Nodwick strip in Dragon #297, Phil makes a guest appearance. Nodwick later crossed over with What's New? in the storyline A World Without Piffany, when Nodwick encounters Phil and Dixie while traveling between realities.
* **Order of the Stick** Phil and Dixie have a cameo appearance in the Order of the Stick strip in Dragon Magazine #359, the last print edition before the magazine went to digital publication.
* **Snarfquest** Snarf and Telerie share a cameo appearance with Phil and Dixie in the Order of the Stick strip in Dragon Magazine #359, the last print edition before the magazine went to digital publication.
* **Yamara** Yamara shares a cameo appearance with Phil and Dixie in the Order of the Stick strip in Dragon Magazine #359, the last print edition before the magazine went to digital publication.
Tintin

The Adventures of Tintin is a series of 24 comic albums created by Georges Remi, who wrote as Hergé.

## Bibliography

* Tintin in the Land of the Soviets
* Tintin in the Congo
* Tintin in America
* Cigars of the Pharaoh
* The Blue Lotus
* The Broken Ear
* The Black Island
* King Ottokar's Sceptre
* The Crab with the Golden Claws
* The Shooting Star
* The Secret of the Unicorn
* Red Rackham's Treasure
* The Seven Crystal Balls
* Prisoners of the Sun
* Land of Black Gold
* Destination Moon
* Explorers on the Moon
* The Calculus Affair
* The Red Sea Sharks
* Tintin in Tibet
* The Castafiore Emerald
* Flight 714 to Sydney
* Tintin and the Picaros
* Tintin and Alph-Art

## Connections TO Tintin

* **DC Universe** Versions of Tintin and Captain Haddock appears in a post-apocalyptic reality in Teen Titans Spotlight #11.
* **Marvel Universe** This well-known character makes a cameo appearance in Fantastic Four #1 (Jan 1998).
The Avenger

After globe-trotting adventurer Richard Henry Benson's wife and daughter were murdered, the shock turns his hair and skin bone white and freezes his facial muscles. Though he can no longer display emotions through his facial expressions, he learns his flesh is now malleable, allowing him to mold it like clay, so that he can disguise himself with the aid of hair dye and colored contact lenses. Vowing to avenge his family and fight for other victims of crime,Benson becomes the Avenger, a.k.a. the Man of a Thousand Faces, and gathers a team of assistants to aid him, forming Justice Inc.

Created by Paul Ernst for Street and Smith, the first installment of The Avenger pulp magazine, Justice Inc., was published in September 1939. Like many Street and Smith writers, Ernst used the pseudonym Kenneth Robeson, a move intended to make readers believe he was the product of the same writer as the massively popular Doc Savage. The Avenger followed his Street and Smith stablemates Doc Savage and the Shadow into comics and radio in the 1940s, and though never as successful as either, continues to appear in both books and comics to this date.

## Crossovers TO The Avenger

* **DC Universe** The Avenger was part of DC's First Wave imprint, sharing this universe with versions of Batman, Black Canary, Rima the Jungle Girl and the Blackhawks.
* **Doc Savage** The Avenger features in Dynamite's 2014 adaptation of Justice, Inc., which also features the Doc.
* **Marvel Universe** The Avenger features in Dynamite's 2014 adaptation of Justice, Inc., which references Heinz Krueger, the German spy who killed Dr. Abraham Erskine (the man behind the US supersoldier project) in the Marvel Universe.
* **The Shadow** The Shadow features in Dynamite's 2014 adaptation of Justice, Inc., which also features the Shadow.
* **The Spirit** The Avenger was part of DC's First Wave imprint, sharing this universe with a version of the Spirit.
Tryb ciemności

Tryb ciemności - opcja w Granny. Jeśli gracz zaznaczy opcję **tryb ciemności**, bez względu na tryb, w grze pole widzenia będzie w odległości ok. 4 metrów od gracza zasłonięte ciemną aurą.

## Ciekawostki

* Jeśli gracz ustawił tryb na ekstremalny, opcja **tryb ciemności** zostanie automatycznie zaznaczona i nie będzie można jej odznaczyć.
* Kiedyś Granny w tym trybie była trochę wolniejsza ale zostało to poprawione.
* Rozgrywka w tym trybie jest najbardziej realistyczna biorąc pod uwagę fakt że jest to bardziej prawdopodobne iż w prawdziwym świecie Granny poruszała by się właśnie w takiej prędkości
German Agent/Disambiguation

The title **German Agent** may refer to:

* Rudolf Reingold, a Schutzstaffel Captain and part of Adolf Hitler's personal guard
* Jaekal, Dortmuller or Liebel, Reingold's men
* Heinrich Luitpold Himmler, commander of the Gestapo
* Trenchcoated European Spy, the agent who stalked Indiana Jones from aboard a Pan American Clipper
* Arnold Ernst Toht, the Gestapo Major who tortured Marion Ravenwood in Patan, Nepal
* Otto (Second Nazi), Toht's partner
* The German Agent in truck, German Agent in bar, German Agent outside bar and German Agent (Cairo), the agents who attempted to kill Indiana Jones in Cairo, Egypt
* German Agent (Cairo), one of the agents who attempted to kill Indiana Jones in Cairo, Egypt
* The Sinister Man and Second Man, the two agents who fought Sallah Mohammed Faisel el-Kahir in Iskenderun
* Gestapo (individual), the agent who accompanied Colonel Ernst Vogel to the zeppelin transporting Indiana Jones and his father

*This is a disambiguation page—a navigational aid that lists other pages that might otherwise share the same title. If an internal article link referred you here, you may want to go back and fix the link to point directly to the intended page.*
Green Hornet

(Work in Progress)

## Spinoff Of

* **Lone Ranger** In 1936, Lone Ranger spun off into the Green Hornet, who was the son of the ranger's nephew. They shared an adventure in Dynamite's comic The Lone Ranger/Green Hornet.

## Connections IN Green Hornet

* **Marvel Universe** 1992's Sting of the Green Hornet miniseries, published by Now Comics, features appearances from Captain America and Nick Fury, in addition to a reference to Namor.

## Connections TO Green Hornet

* **DC Universe** Green Hornet and Kato teamed up with Batman and Robin in two issues of the 1960s Batman TV series. They met again in the comic Batman '66 Meets The Green Hornet.
* **The Shadow**The Shadow teamed up with the Green Hornet and other pulp era heroes in Dynamite's Masks miniseries. They met again in Masks 2, and in The Shadow/Green Hornet: Dark Nights.
* **The Spider** The Spider also joined the team in Masks.
* **Zorro** A modern day descendant of Zorro also joined the pulp era heroes in Masks.
* **The Spirit** The Green Hornet teamed up with the Spirit in the comic Green Hornet '66 Meets the Spirit.
German Agent in truck/Quote

A **collection of quotes** relating to the German intelligence agent who attempted to have American archaeologist Indiana Jones and bar owner Marion Ravenwood killed in Cairo, Egypt in 1936 when they posed a threat to the Nazis' attempt to unearth the Ark of the Covenant at the destroyed city of Tanis.

## *Raiders of the Lost Ark*

### Spoken

"*Go, schnell! Schnell!*"
―German Agent to one of his men[src]
German Agent in bar/Quote

A **collection of quotes** relating to the German intelligence agent who attempted to have American archaeologist Indiana Jones and bar owner Marion Ravenwood killed in Cairo, Egypt in 1936 when they posed a threat to the Nazis' attempt to unearth the Ark of the Covenant at the destroyed city of Tanis.

## *Raiders of the Lost Ark*

### Spoken

"*Ya.*"
―German Agent to his informant and the latter’s Capuchin monkey[src]

"*Drüben!*"
―German Agent upon spotting Marion Ravenwood in her hiding place[src]

"*Dr. Jones, der Herr in der Bar mochte immer ihnen sprechen.*"
―German Agent to Indiana Jones[src]
German Agent (Cairo)

*For other uses, see German Agent/Disambiguation.*

## German Agent

A **German Agent** was part of the Nazi development at Tanis, Egypt during their mission to unearth the Ark of the Covenant in 1936. A German Gestapo spy, he was sent into Cairo during the operation when a threat appeared there: the agents were ordered to track down and kill American archaeologist Indiana Jones and bar owner Marion Ravenwood and acquire the headpiece to the Staff of Ra. The agent's hired thugs’ attempts to dispose of Jones and Ravenwood were initially failed, but soon Marion was captured, and in a futile effort to save her Jones ended up blowing up the Mercedes-Benz LG3000 cargo truck she was being loaded into and killing the agent who was driving the vehicle.

## Appearances

* *Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular!*
Invincible

(Work in Progress)

## Inter-Universal Connections

* **Marvel Universe** In *Marvel Team-Up* #14 (Jan 2006), Spider-Man and the Avengers meet Invincible, who is clearly travelling between universes. The circumstances resulting in Invincible travelling between universes is shown in *Invincible* #33.
* **DC Universe** *Invincible* #33 also features a cameo of Batman meeting Invincible during the same prolonged interuniversal journey. He subtly references his meeting with Spider-Man in the same panel.
* **The Tick** Invincible travels universes again to meet the Tick and his friends in The Tick #100. When trying to figure out the codenames of the Tick's superhero friends, he references having done this before, with the positioning of the characters in the panel matching the panel where he met the Avengers and tried to guess their codenames. The issue is a direct tie-in to the image-verse.
Ekstra blokady

Ekstra blokady (ang. *Extra locks)* - dodatkowa opcja w Granny. Jeśli opcja **ekstra blokady** zostanie zaznaczona, w grze bez względu na tryb pojawią się wszystkie blokady z gry.

## Ciekawostka

Jeśli gracz ustawił tryb na ekstremalny, opcja **ekstra blokady** zostanie automatycznie zaznaczona i nie będzie można jej odznaczyć.
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Kod (Kartka z kodem)

Kod - przedmiot w Granny. Pojawia się w trybie normalnym i wyższych lub gdy opcja **ekstra blokady** jest zaznaczona.

## Użycie

Używa się go do odblokowania kodu na głównych drzwiach.

## Lokacje

Lokacje:

1. Szafa w łazience.
2. Pod schodami.
3. Górna szafka w kuchni.
4. Kubek w piwnicy.
5. Biurko w gabinecie.

## Ciekawostka

Pojawia się on też wtedy, gdy gracz w trybie łatwym odblokuje niektóre blokady na drzwiach (od pierwszego do drugiego dnia).
Domek na dworze

Domek na dworze - pomieszczenie znajdujące się na dworze. Jest to mały domek, w którym zawsze jest przedmiot potrzebny do ucieczki. Zobacz **przedmioty w pomieszczeniach i innych rzeczach**, by dowiedzieć się, co się w nim znajduje.

## Jak wyciągnąć przedmiot, który tam jest?

Trzeba zrobić następujące rzeczy:

1. Znaleźć klucz do domku na dworze.
2. Otworzyć domek.
3. Znaleźć dwa koła zębate.
4. Dać dwa koła zębate w ich miejsca w domku.

Gotowe! Przedmiot w domku został odblokowany!

## Ciekawostki

* Granny nie może złapać gracza w domku na dworze.
Notatka

Notatka - przedmiot w Granny. Notatka znajduje się w przejściu łączącym piwnicę i szopę. Na notatce jest coś napisane.

## Treść

Treść notatki (tłumaczenie): "*To jest mój piąty dzień w tym domu. Ona mnie goni gdziekolwiek pójdę. Jestem ranny i wszystko mnie boli. Jedyną rzeczą którą pamiętam, zanim obudziłem się w tym domu, jest to, że jechałem samochodem gdy nagle się zepsuł. Poszedłem zobaczyć co się stało gdy ktoś nagle uderzył mnie w głowę. Udało mi się odblokować parę kłódek na głównych drzwiach, ale to wszystko. Czemu ona to robi? Jeśli nie przeżyję i gdy ktoś znajdzie tę notatkę, zauważyłem, że czasem chowa rzeczy w owocach.".*

Treść notatki (oryginał): "*This is my fifth day in this house. She chases me wherever I go. I'm quite injured and my body hurts. The only thing I remember before I woke up in this house is that I was driving when my car suddenly broke down. I went out to see what the problem was when someone suddenly hit me in the head. I have managed to open a pair of locks on the front door but that's all. Why does she do this? If I do not survive this and if someone finds this message, I have noticed that she sometimes hides things inside fruits.".*
Belgium's Got Talent (Wallonia)

**Belgium's Got Talent** is the Belgian French syndication of *Got Talent*. It premiered on September 10, 2012.

## Judges

* Carlos Vaquera (2012-2013)
* Maureen Dor (2012-2013)
* Paul Ambach (2012-2013)

## Hosts

* Julie Taton (2012-2013)
* Jean-Michel Zecca (2012-2013)

## Main Series

### Season 1

**Season 1** began on September 10, 2012 with a judging lineup of Carlos Vaquera, Maureen Dor and Paul Ambach and hosted by Julie Taton and Jean-Michel Zecca. This season was won by hip-hop dance crew 2 Mad.

### Season 2

**Season 2** began on September 22, 2013, and utilized the same panel from the first season, as well as the hosts, Julie Taton and Jean-Michel Zecca. This season was won by 20-year-old hip-hop dancer Junbox.
Koła zębate

Koła zębate, zębatki - przedmioty.

## Zębatki

Ahhh..... Ta pomarańczowa zębatka jest tak do niczego...

## Użycie

Daje się je do domku na dworze, by otworzyć "przechowalnię" i wziąć przedmiot.

## Lokacje

Lokacje (Formacja: CZERWONY, POMARAŃCZOWY):

1. Szafka w pokoju dziecięcym, mikrofalówka.
2. Wentylator więzienny, szafka w jadalni.
3. Szafka w sypialni 2, szopa.
4. Studnia, lewy zlew w łazience.
5. Szopa, wentylator więzienny.
Ekstremalny

Ekstremalny - tryb w grze Granny. Jest najtrudniejszym trybem w grze.

## Informacje

Informacje o ekstremalnym trybie:

* Granny porusza się szybciej od gracza.
* Dodatkowa blokada (kod) i dwie ekstra blokady (miejsce na baterię i przełącznik).
* Jest włączony tryb ciemności.
* Zablokowane przejście łączące piwnicę i sekretny pokój.
Teddy

Teddy - przedmiot występujący od wersji 1.3.2.

## Opis

Teddy jest pluszowym misiem, który jest własnością Babci. Jest on jasnoszary i trochę zabrudzony.

## Działanie

Teddy nie otwiera żadnych blokad. Jeśli gracz go będzie trzymać w ręce, Babcia będzie mieć czerwone oczy i będzie szła tam, gdzie jest gracz, do momentu wyrzucenia go przez gracza.

## Inne działanie

Teddy jest potrzebny do odkrycia drugiej sceny ukończenia gry. Trzeba go wrzucić do kołyski na poddaszu.
Arab Henchman (Black belt)

## Tough Arab Henchman

An **Arab Henchman** was among a group of thugs hired by two German Gestapo intelligence agents to kill American archaeologist Indiana Jones and bar owner Marion Ravenwood and retrieve the headpiece to the Staff of Ra in the marketplace of Cairo, Egypt in 1936. The thug, along with five other hired native goons, attacked Jones and Ravenwood in the corner of the marketplace next to a silverware stall and attempted to kill the two Americans. However, though Marion was supposedly killed, Jones was able to escape the thugs.

## Biography

### Hired to kill

In 1936, an Arab resided in Cairo, Egypt as a goon-for-hire. That year, along with five other local goons, he was hired by two German Gestapo intelligence agents to kill American archaeologist Indiana Jones and bar owner Marion Ravenwood and acquire the headpiece to the Staff of Ra in the marketplace of Cairo. Their identities concealed by dark masks, the Arab and five other hired native goons united in a shady building in the centre of the marketplace along with their employers, their identities hidden by a long white robe and a *keffiyeh* over their face, and soon followed one of the two agents down a passageway to the stall Jones and Ravenwood were examining.

On the Nazi agent's orders, the six hooded men ambushed the two Americans. During the brawl, this Arab attacked Jones and slammed him against a stall, wrestling him until the American elbowed him in the chin, sending him tumbling backwards onto the ground where he lay unconscious.

## Behind the scenes

* The tough Arab Henchman was portrayed by an unknown performer in the 1981 Steven Spielberg film *Raiders of the Lost Ark*, who went uncredited in the film.
* In the *Raiders of the Lost Ark* Sourcebook, all of the Arab bandits in Cairo were referred to as "**Arab Henchman**", with collective game stats.
* In the LEGO *Indiana Jones* set based on the scenes in Cairo, only one "**Masked Bandit**" appeared alongside a "Cairo Swordsman" in place of the Arabs in the film.
	+ Whilst in the original film twelve Arab bandits were hired in total by the two German intelligence agents, in the LEGO video game LEGO *Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures* more than twelve were hired, with two character models. None of them performed specific roles, however, therefore the Arab with the club did not technically appear.
	+ In the game’s sequel, LEGO *Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues*, meanwhile, the first wave of Arabs consisted of five "**Masked Bandits**" who all wielded swords and were quickly defeated.3">LEGO *Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues*</ref>

## Appearances

* *Raiders of the Lost Ark* (First appearance)

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Raiders of the Lost Ark*
2. ↑ *Raiders of the Lost Ark* Sourcebook
3. ↑ *Ambush in Cairo*
4. ↑ LEGO *Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures*
5. ↑ LEGO *Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues*
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Poziom trudności

Poziom trudności, - opcja w Granny. Dany poziom trudności zaznaczony w menu, daje więcej lub mniej blokad oraz zwiększa lub zmniejsza prędkość Granny.

## Poziomy trudności

Poziomy trudności:

Practice(nie ma granny w domu)

* Łatwy (wolna Granny, mało blokad),
* Normalny (przeciętna szybkość Granny, przeciętna ilość blokad),
* Trudny (szybka Granny, dużo blokad),
* Ekstremalny (Granny szybsza od gracza, bardzo dużo blokad).
Fallen Angel

Fallen Angel is a creator-owned comic created by writer Peter David and artist David Lopez, telling the story of Lee, the titular fallen angel, who now lives in the fictional city of Bete Noir. Initially published by DC Comics, it later moved to IDW Comics.

## Connections IN Fallen Angel

* **Buffy the Vampire Slayer** Illyria, one of the characters from Buffy-spin-off show Angel, visits Bete Noir in the miniseries Fallen Angel: Reborn.
* **DC Universe** Linda Danvers, the post-Crisis Supergirl who eventually gained angelic powers in tales written by Peter David, appears in Fallen Angel as Lin, Lee's predecessor.
* **Sachs and Violens** The two stars of one of David's other creator-owned series became supporting cast members in Fallen Angel, beginning with Fallen Angel volume 1 #19.
* **Shi** Billy Tucci's ninja character Shi made a guest appearance in Fallen Angel volume 2 #17-19.
Młotek

Młotek - jeden z potrzebniejszych przedmiotów w Granny.

## Użycie

Jest potrzebny do odczepienia deski z głównych drzwi oraz desek z poddasza. Służy też do zniszczenia kamery z pokoju więziennego.

## Lokacje

Lokacje:

1. Studnia.
2. Stołek w piwnicy.
3. Bagażnik samochodu.
4. Studnia (znowu).
5. Na półce w pomieszczeniu łączącym sypialnie pierwszą i drugą oraz sekretny pokój.
6. Zawieszony na półce w piwnicy (tam gdzie leży obraz babci do złożenia).
Lone Ranger

The Lone Ranger is a fictional character whose exploits were broadcast on radio and television after his debut in 1933.

## Filmography

* The Lone Ranger [Radio Series] (2,956 Episodes)
* The Lone Ranger [TV Series] (221 Episodes)

## Spinoff

* **Green Hornet** In 1936, Lone Ranger spun off into the Green Hornet, who was the son of the ranger's nephew.

## Connections TO The Lone Ranger

* **Marvel Universe** In *Rawhide Kid* #1 (Apr 2003), the character makes a direct reference to the Lone Ranger.
* **Three Musketeers** In Dynamite's crossover comic *Prophecy* #1, the Lone Ranger has a cameo appearance alongside Alexandre Dumas' Three Musketeers.
* **Red Sonja** In Dynamite's crossover comic *Prophecy* #1, the Lone Ranger has a cameo appearance alongside Red Sonja.
* **Sherlock Holmes** In Dynamite's crossover comic *Prophecy* #1, the Lone Ranger has a cameo appearance alongside Sherlock Holmes.
* **Vampirella** In Dynamite's crossover comic *Prophecy* #1, the Lone Ranger has a cameo appearance alongside Vampirella.
* **Dorian Gray** In Dynamite's crossover comic *Prophecy* #1, the Lone Ranger has a cameo appearance alongside Dorian Gray.
* **The Evil Dead** In Dynamite's crossover comic *Prophecy* #1, the Lone Ranger has a cameo appearance alongside Ash Williams..
* **Miss Masque** In Dynamite's crossover comic *Prophecy* #1, the Lone Ranger has a cameo appearance alongside Miss Masque.
* **Herbert West, Re-Animator** In Dynamite's crossover comic *Prophecy* #1, the Lone Ranger has a cameo appearance alongside Herbert West.
* **Jungle Girl** In Dynamite's crossover comic *Prophecy* #1, the Lone Ranger has a cameo appearance alongside Jungle Girl.
* **Dracula** In Dynamite's crossover comic *Prophecy* #1, the Lone Ranger has a cameo appearance alongside Dracula.
* **Project Superpowers** In Dynamite's crossover comic *Prophecy* #1, the Lone Ranger has a cameo appearance alongside the cast of Project Superpowers.
* **Lady Satan** In Dynamite's crossover comic *Prophecy* #1, the Lone Ranger has a cameo appearance alongside Lady Satan.
* **The Woman in Red** In Dynamite's crossover comic *Prophecy* #1, the Lone Ranger has a cameo appearance alongside the Woman in Red.
* **Zorro** The Lone Ranger and Zorro appeared together in Dynamite's *Lone Ranger & Zorro: The Death of Zorro*. They also appear together in *Prophecy* #1.