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Date Posted: 21:08:50 09/26/11 Mon
Author: Officer Torch
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Re: Ming's background
In reply to: Officer Torch 's message, "Re: Ming's background" on 17:50:56 09/25/11 Sun

Here's some info. Go to (English) Wikipedia. Type in just like this>.....Mongo (planet).

It leans mostly toward comics rendition, since FG started out moreso as a comic in the media...so, try and follow as best as you can. Of course, we're talking about fictional characters and places, so we're in the speculation/story telling area big time.

Peruse the "stuff" there briefly, then find Witch, Magic, Syk write ups...there is some early story material there for thought. I could bet on it that I saw other "stuff" though fictional, but perhaps with a sense of ancient history eg somewhere on Wikipedia years back. I just don't recall. Perhaps some additional info may surface if that FG movie is ever made. This is best I could come up with for now...but, you never know, check latest editions of the Mongo News from time to time, right here on this forum site.

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[> [> [> Re: Ming's background -- Tim, 13:00:37 09/27/11 Tue [1]

Certainly a lot of interesting stuff there that I don't recall from the serials. The Magnetic Mountains, for instance, which were featured in the comic strip storyline "The Monsters of Mongo", on June 17, 1934.

Sergeant Tim

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