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Charles William Rotsler (July 3, 1926 –
October 18, 1997) was an
American artist, cartoonist, ****ographer and
science fiction author.
Rotsler was a four-time...
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inspiration for the
story itself, from his
friend William Rotsler's caption of a
cartoon of a rag doll with no mouth. The
second stage of...
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intensity of
depictions of ****ual activities. For example,
William Rotsler's 1973
classification subdivided the X
rating for
erotic films: "The ****-rating...
- the X
ratings were
applied by
reviewers or film scholars, e.g.
William Rotsler, who
wrote "The ****-rating is for hardcore, the XX-rating is for softcore...
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number of awards, with 8 wins out of 27
final ballot nominations.
William Rotsler and Tim Kirk have won five awards, from 23 and 8
nominations respectively...
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Austin 1972: Bill
Rotsler 1973: Bill
Rotsler 1974: Tim Kirk 1975: Tim Kirk
Locus Award for Best Fan
Cartoonist (1971) 1971: Bill
Rotsler Locus Award for...
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authors suggested it to
Nichols at an
early convention.
Author William Rotsler created the name "Nyota" for his 1982
licensed tie-in book, Star Trek II...
- won four Hugo
Awards for Best Fan
Artist (1980, 1983, 1984, 1985), the
Rotsler Award (Lifetime
Achievement in Fan Cartooning) in 2006, and the Tucker...
- Comics)
released a comic-book
adaptation of the film,
written by
William Rotsler with art by Dan Spiegle. The
characters in the
comic adaptation bear little...
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Doctor Strange,
Master of the
Mystic Arts: Nightmare,
written by
William Rotsler and
published by
Pocket Books.
Doctor Strange makes a
cameo appearance...
