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Films Tagged as Comic Book Adaptations That Adapt Newspaper Strip, Other Media Properties

Flash Gordon started as a newspaper strip, the Green Hornet started as a radio show. Subsequent adaptations into the comic book medium do not make film adaptations of those properties based on a comic book. The Transformers have also had many comic books depicting adventures; should the Transformers film receive the tag of based on a comic book? What of the Lone Ranger, who had a long-running comic book series? 

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Those four properties, notably Transformers and Lone Ranger, are best remembered for their TV shows. Transformers in particular started out as a toy cartoon.

In my view, if the property was directly adapting a comic, then it can count as a comic adaptation.

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Hey - if you don't think a keyword that is attached to a title is correct you can submit a deletion. Here's the guide on keywords to help you do this:

 

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I keep doing so and receicing a response that the support crew seems unable to verify the correction. Even a cursory, rudimentry search into these history of these properties will corroborate in which medium they commenced.