Non indicative: Recycled In Space

Just need to pair it with a cover showing the situation of the original book.

Here's some options for the original: 1◊, 2◊, 3◊

I like #2, since it shows the shipwreck.

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How's this?

Works in my book!

I like it a lot for some reason.

I still think the Rocket Robin Hood image works best - nice clean image, and clearly shows both a character everybody knows, and the "twist" on the concept, with no fuss required.

I don't think it's necessary to show the original if it's a presumptively-known work like Robin Hood (or, for that matter, Robinson Crusoe - I don't think we need an "original" there either.)

edited 16th Oct '11 7:40:02 AM by suedenim

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My vote's for Robinson Crusoe on Mars, just because it's so blatant about it. We should probably go with a crowner here, though.

Robinson crusoe, hands down.

A vote for Robinson Crusoe.

Rocket Robin Hood is good for image links, but it's hard to image a better example then Robinson Crusoe on Mars.

I think we can get away with just the cover of Robinson Crusoe On Mars.

Possibly, but I added the original work for the benefit of those who may not have ever heard of it.

Yeah that with the original work definitely helps

Especially since this is a two part trope "Original work - Recycled work".

Can we call this for Robinson Crusoe on Mars, or is a crowner needed?

If we're going to go with Robinson Crusoe on Mars, might I suggest an alternate image? This is a movie poster. Alternate versions here and here.

Alright, this is ready to lock up. Since this is a medium-divided page, I put the pic on the Literature subpage...this should be fairly easy to come up with subpage pics for, but we can work on that in another thread. Locking up.