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* It may seem odd that in the original comic, Aelfyre Whitemane fell in love with humanity's literature while investigating Earth's technological project. The all-ages series has him fall in love with human-made movies (naming Friday after the title character of HisGirlFriday rather than RobinsonCrusoe's assistant), and that makes a certain amount of sense. However, some research shows that [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Gutenberg Project Gutenberg]] was started in 1971, and has likely digitized a large number of public-domain works by then. The original writers may have known about the project and likely had it in mind, since it's unlikely Whitemane would have been able to visit a library without attracting attention even in the Marvel Universe...
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* It may seem odd that in the original comic, Aelfyre Whitemane fell in love with humanity's literature while investigating Earth's technological project. The all-ages series has him fall in love with human-made movies (naming Friday after the title character of HisGirlFriday Film/HisGirlFriday rather than RobinsonCrusoe's Literature/RobinsonCrusoe's assistant), and that makes a certain amount of sense. However, some research shows that [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Gutenberg Project Gutenberg]] was started in 1971, and has likely digitized a large number of public-domain works by then. The original writers may have known about the project and likely had it in mind, since it's unlikely Whitemane would have been able to visit a library without attracting attention even in the Marvel Universe...
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* It may seem odd that in the original comic, Aelfyre Whitemane fell in love with humanity's literature while investigating Earth's technological project. The all-ages series has him fall in love with human-made movies (naming Friday after the title character of OurGirlFriday rather than RobinsonCrusoe's assistant), and that makes a certain amount of sense. However, some research shows that [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Gutenberg Project Gutenberg]] was started in 1971, and has likely digitized a large number of public-domain works by then. The original writers may have known about the project and likely had it in mind, since it's unlikely Whitemane would have been able to visit a library without attracting attention even in the Marvel Universe...
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* It may seem odd that in the original comic, Aelfyre Whitemane fell in love with humanity's literature while investigating Earth's technological project. The all-ages series has him fall in love with human-made movies (naming Friday after the title character of OurGirlFriday HisGirlFriday rather than RobinsonCrusoe's assistant), and that makes a certain amount of sense. However, some research shows that [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Gutenberg Project Gutenberg]] was started in 1971, and has likely digitized a large number of public-domain works by then. The original writers may have known about the project and likely had it in mind, since it's unlikely Whitemane would have been able to visit a library without attracting attention even in the Marvel Universe...
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* It may seem odd that in the original comic, Aelfyre Whitemane fell in love with humanity's literature while investigating Earth's technological project. The all-ages series has him fall in love with human-made movies (naming Friday after the title character of OurGirlFriday rather than RobinsonCrusoe's assistant), and that makes a certain amount of sense. However, some research shows that [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Gutenberg Project Gutenberg]] was started in 1971, and has likely digitized a large number of public-domain works by then. The original writers may have known about the project and likely had it in mind, since it's unlikely Whitemane would have been able to visit a library without attracting attention even in the Marvel Universe...
