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William F. Nolan went on to write two sequel novels, titled ''Logan's World'' and ''Logan's Search''. The novel caught the attention of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, who eventually turned it into a movie that while successful for its time, had few things common with its source material.
Then there's ebook novella ''Logan's Return'' in 2001, more than 20 years after the last book.
Then there's ebook novella ''Logan's Return'' in 2001, more than 20 years after the last book.
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William F. Nolan went on to write two sequel novels, titled ''Logan's World'' and ''Logan's Search''. The novel caught the attention of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, who eventually turned it into a movie [[Film/LogansRun movie]] that while successful for its time, had few things common with its source material.
Then there's ebook novella An e-book novella, ''Logan's Return'' Return'', was released in 2001, more than 20 years after the last book.
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* TheOutsideWorld: [[spoiler:Having undergone a HeelFaceTurn, "sandman" Logan 3 escapes the rigidly controlled city with renegade Jessica 6 to explore the abandoned but habitable colony on Mars. This was later adapted into the film. ''Film/LogansRun'' by MGM studios in 1976, changing the outside world to the overgrown but habitable Washington, [=DC=]. A television series follows the further adventures of Logan and Jessica, plus the android Rem.]]
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* TheOutsideWorld: [[spoiler:Having undergone a HeelFaceTurn, "sandman" Logan 3 escapes the rigidly controlled city with renegade Jessica 6 to explore the abandoned but habitable colony on Mars. This was later adapted into the film. film ''Film/LogansRun'' by MGM studios in 1976, changing the outside world to the overgrown but habitable Washington, [=DC=]. A television series follows the further adventures of Logan and Jessica, plus the android Rem.]]
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* BadassPacifist: Jessica, so very much. [[spoiler: Though she does knock Ballard unconscious when he tries to kill Logan]]
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* BadassPacifist: Jessica, so very much. [[spoiler: Though she does knock Ballard unconscious when he tries to kill Logan]]Logan]].
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* DeweyDefeatsTruman: The most obvious being that the Little War took place around the year 2000. The construction speed of the Crazy Horse monument recounted in the novel is also extremely optimistic, as in the real year of 2014 the monument is decades of work behind the way it is described by the end of the book's Little War.
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* FailedFutureForecast: The most obvious being that the Little War took place around the year 2000. The construction speed of the Crazy Horse monument recounted in the novel is also extremely optimistic, as in the real year of 2014 the monument is decades of work behind the way it is described by the end of the book's Little War.
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* SocietyMarchesOn: The book's plot was inspired in part by concern about overpopulation and draconian measures being used against it. Since the most dire forecasts failed to pan out, that concern waned since the book came out.
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* PhantomLimbPain: In Logan's World, a sequel to the original novel, Logan meets with an informant while trying to track down the people who kidnapped his wife. The informant is missing both legs, and loudly complaints to Logan about how he can still feel pain in his missing left leg, but feels nothing from his right leg.
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* RagingStiffie: One feral tribe of women gives Logan a dose of "Everlove" and gang-rape him.
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* RagingStiffie: One feral tribe of The Pleasure Gypsy women gives Logan a dose of "Everlove" and gang-rape him.
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it seems to have been more like super-Viagra than the usual Love Potion.
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* LovePotion: One feral tribe of women gives Logan a dose of "Everlove" and forces him to copulate with them repeatedly.
-->The first orgasm was good.\\
The second orgasm was all right.\\
The third orgasm was bad.\\
The fourth orgasm was painful.\\
The fifth orgasm was agony.\\
The sixth orgasm was damnation.
-->The first orgasm was good.\\
The second orgasm was all right.\\
The third orgasm was bad.\\
The fourth orgasm was painful.\\
The fifth orgasm was agony.\\
The sixth orgasm was damnation.
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* RagingStiffie: One feral tribe of women gives Logan a dose of "Everlove" and gang-rape him.
-->The first orgasm was good.\\
The second orgasm was all right.\\
The third orgasm was bad.\\
The fourth orgasm was painful.\\
The fifth orgasm was agony.\\
The sixth orgasm was damnation.
-->The first orgasm was good.\\
The second orgasm was all right.\\
The third orgasm was bad.\\
The fourth orgasm was painful.\\
The fifth orgasm was agony.\\
The sixth orgasm was damnation.
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* ThePromisedLand: Sanctuary, in actuality [[spoiler:an old abandoned space station orbiting Mars]]
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* ThePromisedLand: Sanctuary, in actuality [[spoiler:an old abandoned space station orbiting Mars]]Mars]].
* SocietyMarchesOn: The book's plot was inspired in part by concern about overpopulation and draconian measures being used against it. Since the most dire forecasts failed to pan out, that concern waned since the book came out.
* SocietyMarchesOn: The book's plot was inspired in part by concern about overpopulation and draconian measures being used against it. Since the most dire forecasts failed to pan out, that concern waned since the book came out.
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* BiTheWay: When Logan goes to the Glass House (think a spot where people meet for anonymous sex), he assesses his options in the waiting room - including some "pert Irish lads."
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Then there's ebook novella ''Logan's Return'' in 2001, more than 20 years after the last book.
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* HappyEndingOverride: [[spoiler:By the time of ''Logan's World'', Ballard has been killed while taking out the master computer, which is a death sentence for the people on Sanctuary, as without the resistance, no more supplies can be flown in. On top of that, the destruction of the computer means an end of civilization on Earth. On top of THAT, Logan and Jessica's son Jaq is killed when they return to Earth]]
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* HappyEndingOverride: [[spoiler:By the time of ''Logan's World'', Ballard has been killed while taking out the master computer, which is a death sentence for the people on Sanctuary, as without the resistance, no more supplies can be flown in. On top of that, the destruction of the computer means an end of civilization on Earth. On top of THAT, Logan and Jessica's son Jaq is killed when they return to Earth]]Earth]].
* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: "Logan's [Noun]": ''Logan's Run'', ''Logan's World'', ''Logan's Search'', and ''Logan's Return''.
* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: "Logan's [Noun]": ''Logan's Run'', ''Logan's World'', ''Logan's Search'', and ''Logan's Return''.
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* TheReveal:
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* TheReveal:TheReveal: Multiple:
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* ThePromisedLand: Sanctuary, in actuality [[spoiler: an old abandoned space station orbiting Mars]]
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* ThePromisedLand: Sanctuary, in actuality [[spoiler: an [[spoiler:an old abandoned space station orbiting Mars]]
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Correcting character's name; she is Jessica, not Jennifer
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* TheOutsideWorld: [[spoiler:Having undergone a HeelFaceTurn, "sandman" Logan 3 escapes the rigidly controlled city with renegade Jennifer 6 to explore the abandoned but habitable colony on Mars. This was later adapted into the film ''Film/LogansRun'' by MGM studios in 1976, changing the outside world to the overgrown but habitable Washington, [=DC=]. A television series follows the further adventures of Logan and Jenny, plus the android Rem.]]
* RapeAsDrama: Logan ''and'' Jess with the Pleasure Gypsies.
* RapeAsDrama: Logan ''and'' Jess with the Pleasure Gypsies.
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* TheOutsideWorld: [[spoiler:Having undergone a HeelFaceTurn, "sandman" Logan 3 escapes the rigidly controlled city with renegade Jennifer Jessica 6 to explore the abandoned but habitable colony on Mars. This was later adapted into the film film. ''Film/LogansRun'' by MGM studios in 1976, changing the outside world to the overgrown but habitable Washington, [=DC=]. A television series follows the further adventures of Logan and Jenny, Jessica, plus the android Rem.]]
* RapeAsDrama: Logan ''and''Jess Jessica with the Pleasure Gypsies.
* RapeAsDrama: Logan ''and''
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* NewNeoCity: Both Doc and Logan refer to New Alaska.
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LOL.
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* BiTheWay: When Logan goes to the Glass House (think a spot where people meet for anonymous sex), he asses his options in the waiting room - including some "pert Irish lads."
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* BiTheWay: When Logan goes to the Glass House (think a spot where people meet for anonymous sex), he asses assesses his options in the waiting room - including some "pert Irish lads."
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* DeathsHourglass: The life clocks. They're yellow from age 0-6, blue from 7-13 (green in The Movie), red from 14-20, blink red-black-red-black on Lastday, and finally turn black when you hit 21. [[spoiler: Ballard was able to start and run the Sanctuary movement because his life clock malfunctioned, keeping him permanently on red. He uses New You parlors and appropriated identities to keep hiding in plain sight as a Sandman.]]
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* DeathOfAChild: [[spoiler:Logan and Jessica's son is killed in ''Logan's World''.]]
* DeathsHourglass: The life clocks. They're yellow from age 0-6, blue from 7-13 (green inThe Movie), the movie), red from 14-20, blink red-black-red-black on Lastday, and finally turn black when you hit 21. [[spoiler: Ballard [[spoiler:Ballard was able to start and run the Sanctuary movement because his life clock malfunctioned, keeping him permanently on red. He uses New You parlors and appropriated identities to keep hiding in plain sight as a Sandman.]]
* DeathsHourglass: The life clocks. They're yellow from age 0-6, blue from 7-13 (green in
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* HappyEndingOverride: [[spoiler: By the time of Logans World, Ballard has been killed while taking out the master computer, which is a death sentence for the people on Sanctuary, as without the resistance, no more supplies can be flown in. On top of that, the destruction of the computer means an end of civilization on Earth. On top of THAT, Logan and Jessica's son Jaq is killed when they return to Earth]]
* InfantImmortality: [[spoiler: Averted, Logan and Jessica's son is killed in Logan's World]]
* InfantImmortality: [[spoiler: Averted, Logan and Jessica's son is killed in Logan's World]]
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* HappyEndingOverride: [[spoiler: By [[spoiler:By the time of Logans World, ''Logan's World'', Ballard has been killed while taking out the master computer, which is a death sentence for the people on Sanctuary, as without the resistance, no more supplies can be flown in. On top of that, the destruction of the computer means an end of civilization on Earth. On top of THAT, Logan and Jessica's son Jaq is killed when they return to Earth]]
* InfantImmortality: [[spoiler: Averted, Logan and Jessica's son is killed in Logan's World]]Earth]]
* InfantImmortality: [[spoiler: Averted, Logan and Jessica's son is killed in Logan's World]]
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* BiTheWay: When Logan goes to the Glass House (think a spot where people meet for anonymous sex), he asses his options in the waiting room - including some "pert Irish lads."
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* DeathsHourglass: The life clocks. They're yellow from age 0-6, blue from 7-13 (green in The Movie), red from 14-20, blink red-black-red-black on Lastday, and finally turn black when you hit 21.
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* DeathsHourglass: The life clocks. They're yellow from age 0-6, blue from 7-13 (green in The Movie), red from 14-20, blink red-black-red-black on Lastday, and finally turn black when you hit 21. [[spoiler: Ballard was able to start and run the Sanctuary movement because his life clock malfunctioned, keeping him permanently on red. He uses New You parlors and appropriated identities to keep hiding in plain sight as a Sandman.]]
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* TeenageWasteland: The world is dotted with the remains of once-great cities that now house lawless roving gangs, some of whom are posessed of questionable sanity.
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* TeenageWasteland: The world is dotted with the remains of once-great cities that now house lawless roving gangs, some of whom are posessed possessed of questionable sanity.
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trope is being cut per TRS
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* ReactionaryFantasy: The implication was that, if those damn hippies got their way, they'd create a world where an eleven-year-old girl announces that she's sexually "skilled beyond all others", where fourteen is adulthood and everyone dies at twenty-one.
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* DefectorFromParadise: The automated city is described as idyllic, wherein most residents live a life of leisure. However, to sustain the masses, the city has instituted a population cap called "Sleepshop" that terminates anyone over the age of 21. An underground society of "runners" seeks to subvert this age cap, which protagonist Logan 3 initially joins as TheMole before his HeelFaceTurn.
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Before [[Film/LogansRun the movie]], ''Logan's Run'' was a novel by William F. Nolan and George Clayton Johnson.
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Before [[Film/LogansRun the movie]], ''Logan's Run'' was a 1967 novel by William F. Nolan and George Clayton Johnson.
Before [[Film/LogansRun the movie]], ''Logan's Run'' was a 1967 novel by William F. Nolan and George Clayton Johnson.
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* AbnormalAmmo: The Guns carried by the DS Men are 6-chambered revolvers, where each chamber carries a different specialized round. The arsenal of a Sandman resembled the GreenArrow, with rounds named Tangler, Ripper, Nitro, Vapor, Needler, and the dreaded Homer.
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* AbnormalAmmo: The Guns carried by the DS Men are 6-chambered revolvers, where each chamber carries a different specialized round. The arsenal of a Sandman resembled the GreenArrow, ComicBook/GreenArrow, with rounds named Tangler, Ripper, Nitro, Vapor, Needler, and the dreaded Homer.
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History Marches On is no longer a trope.
* DeweyDefeatsTruman: The most obvious being that the Little War took place around the year 2000. The construction speed of the Crazy Horse monument recounted in the novel is also extremely optimistic, as in the real year of 2014 the monument is decades of work behind the way it is described by the end of the book's Little War.
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* HistoryMarchesOn: The most obvious being that the Little War took place around the year 2000. The construction speed of the Crazy Horse monument recounted in the novel is also extremely optimistic, as in the real year of 2014 the monument is decades of work behind the way it is described by the end of the book's Little War.
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fixing redlink
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* PromisedLand: Sanctuary, in actuality [[spoiler: an old abandoned space station orbiting Mars]]
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* PromisedLand: ThePromisedLand: Sanctuary, in actuality [[spoiler: an old abandoned space station orbiting Mars]]
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* UnusableEnemyEquipment: Sandman guns use palmprint recognition to make them unusable to anyone else.
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* HappyEndingOverride: [[spoiler: By the time of Logans World, Ballard has been killed while taking out the master computer, which is a death sentence for the people on Sanctuary, as without the resistance, no more supplies can be flown in. On top of that, the destruction of the computer means an end of civilization on Earth. On top of THAT, Logan and Jessica's son Jaq is killed when they return to Earth]]
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* InfantImmortality: [[spoiler: Averted, Logan and Jessica's son is killed in Logan's World]]
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* PromisedLand: Sanctuary, in actuality [[spoiler: an old abandoned space station orbiting Mars]]