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One the oldest and most endearing science fiction tales is that of Buck Rogers, and, as you can see from the above disclaimer, he’s probably one of the more contested intellectual properties around!
Before Flash Gordon, Star Trek and Star Wars, there was Buck Rogers, a man lost in time, who teams up with a beautiful woman from the future called Wilma Deering.
First appearing as Anthony Rogers in the 1928 novella, Armageddon 2419 AD, he wasn’t known as Buck Rogers until the 1933 novella, Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, which rewrote his origin story.
Since then, Buck has featured in books, on radio, and in various incarnations on television and in film.
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