| 词条 | Commando Cody |
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| image = codyframe.jpg | image_size = 200px | caption = Commando Cody in Radar Men from the Moon | creator = Republic Pictures | portrayer = {{ubl|Judd Holdren|Aline Towne|Gregory Gaye|Craig Kelly|George D. Wallace}} | occupation = Commander | gender = Male | nationality = American }}Commando Cody is the hero in two 12-chapter science fiction serials made by Republic Pictures, played by George Wallace in 1952's Radar Men from the Moon [1][2][3][4][5] and Judd Holdren in 1953's Sky Marshal of the Universe.[6] Zombies of the StratosphereAnother 12-chapter Rocket Man movie serial, Zombies of the Stratosphere, was written as the direct sequel to Radar Men from the Moon.[7] But the name of the serial's main character was changed from Commando Cody to the more prosaic "Larry Martin" at the start of shooting. This lead character renaming happened after footage shot for the first three episodes of Republic's proposed science fiction syndicated television series, Commando Cody: Sky Marshal of the Universe, which was first released (for union contractual reasons) to theaters instead of TV. Republic, meanwhile, released both of these Rocket Man serials during 1953.[4][4][8] Because of its original television production origins, the longer length of the weekly serial chapters, and their lack of traditional cliffhanger endings, many entrenched serial fans refuse to acknowledge the theatrical release of Sky Marshall as a true movie serial—this despite its having been released weekly to theaters and having a detailed plot that progresses through a dozen clearly numbered and titled chapters until the villain is finally defeated in the final chapter.[6] Sky Marshall was finally syndicated to NBC television in 1955 as a dozen 24+ minute episodes (before commercials). Confusion with other serialsCommando Cody serials are sometimes confused with King of the Rocket Men (1949), because the rocket-powered flying suit and helmet costume worn by the title character, Jeff King, was recycled to become the flying suit worn by Cody. To add to the confusion, serial hero "Larry Martin", who started out to be Commando Cody, wore the same costume again in Zombies of the Stratosphere. Referring to these different Republic characters wearing the same costume collectively as "The Rocket Man" was a concept formulated decades later on film by Walt Disney Productions in their 1991 feature film, The Rocketeer, based on a comic book series by Dave Stevens, which was in turn a nod to the various Republic "rocket-suited" serial characters. Some have noted, also, that the original "King of the Rocket Men" wardrobe design appears to have been "lifted" by Republic from a preliminary flying suit design for the 1940s Fawcett Publications' comic book character Bulletman, whose adventures the studio had once considered adapting as a serial. A similar character with a similar name was Commander Corry, hero of the ABC TV and radio series Space Patrol, which ran from 1950 to 1955. Corry's title was "Commander-in-Chief of the Space Patrol". References in other media
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