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Date Posted: Wed, Apr 14 2004, 23:00:40
Author: gkscotty
Subject: Re: Script = Bad? Not Necessarily!
In reply to: MKIceman 's message, "Script = Bad? Not Necessarily!" on Wed, Apr 14 2004, 12:37:34

>Personally, I think script format is just fine for
>fanfiction if it's in reference to a skit, play, TV
>show, or film (i.e., either an existing one or turning
>something into one). This doesn't necessarily mean
>that I think many existing script fics are fine, but I
>have not seen -all- of them.
>
>In other words, I feel that the most important
>criterion to assessing fanfiction isn't about the
>format but about the content. (A less important
>criterion would be the suitability of a format to the
>content in question.)
>
>So, I feel that you should post something you think is
>good, if you can justify why it's good. Same goes for
>badfic.

Well, in that case I'll bring up three fusions from 2002, the Glorious Summer of Simpsons Fusions/Crossovers/things. Unfortunately while Simpsons fics are comparitively rare, the things they're crossed with are very common, so they only half meet VP19's original spec. But I do think they're good examples of comedic parody crossovers.
Don't read the reviews. They're full of spoilers.

"Frinky Fantasy" by Sheana Molloy. (<a rel=nofollow target=_blank href="http://www.simpworks.com/fanfiction/artists/smolloy/writing/thefinalfrinkyfantasy.doc">.doc</a>) (<a rel=nofollow target=_blank href="http://www.simpworks.com/steven/frinkfan.txt">.txt</a>)
"Thanks to an accident caused by his assistant Balphazar, Frink and said assistant are thrown into a crazed alternate world resembling 'Final Fantasy VII' and must help fight in order to get the world back to the way it was."

The Bart Wars Trilogy by Karsten Thiel
<a rel=nofollow target=_blank href="http://www.simpworks.com/index.php?sec=fanfic&func=rev&name=bartwarsiv&cat=0.1.3">"When Dark Lords Attack"</a>
<a rel=nofollow target=_blank href="http://www.simpworks.com/index.php?sec=fanfic&func=rev&name=bartwars.emp&cat=0.1.3">"The Emperor's New Schemes"</a>
<a rel=nofollow target=_blank href="http://www.simpworks.com/index.php?sec=fanfic&func=rev&name=bartwars.emp&cat=0.1.3">"Last Jedi Standing"</a>

"<a rel=nofollow target=_blank href="http://www.simpworks.com/fanfiction/simpmoon/simpmoon1.shtml">Pretty Soldier Simpson Moon</a>" by Steven Scott
Simpsons/Sailor Moon/general anime. This is mine, and while there's a lot I need to go back and fix (including a few disruptive authors notes - I should know better) I'm pretty proud of it. Summary: Lisa is chosen to be a pretty suited soldier for love and justice and finds her world rapidly making less and less sense every day. Alas, it doesn't get going until the second or third part.

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