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REVENGE OF THE FLUFFY BUNNIES
By Craig Shaw Gardner
Reel Three in the Cineverse Cycle

An Ace Book / published by arrangement with the author

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Ace edition / October 1990

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 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Yes, and as yet another trilogy bites the dust, it's time to place the thanks and/or
blame. From my misspent youth, I have to thank Channels 8, 10, and 13 in Rochester,
New York, for Swashbuckler, Chiller, and Son of Hercules TheatresтАФfine
programming for a growing boy. From my misspent adulthood, I should thank the
fine folks at the Orson Welles, Brattle, тАвCoolidge Corner, Park Square, and Kenmore
Square Theatres, as well as all the other wonderful repertory houses that have come
and (mostly) gone in the Boston area in the last twenty years. These places made it
possible for me to see a pair of Toshiro Mifune samurai films in the afternoon, a
Marlene Dietrich double bill in the evening, followed by The Night of the Living
Dead at midnight. Wow! What a great way to waste your life. Thanks also go to all
those folks who also made the B-films, especially Samuel Fuller, Ray Harryhausen,
George Pal, Gene Autry, Dorothy Lamour, and Johnny Weismuller, who inspired
some of the worlds herein.

It's also time to once again thank all the usual suspects who helped to make this series
what it is today: Elisabeth, for efforts beyond the call of duty; Jeff, Victoria, Richard,
Mary, Charlotte, and Maggie for their cogent criticism; Tamara, who did the