Friday, 16 October 2009

Masked hero is actually a fox, rather cunning one

Shyam
Again the arch- 'Amway' apologist, Steadson, pretends intellectual authority, but reveals himself to be an ignorant clot. He insists on speaking directly to me using my Christian name in an attempt to adopt a wise paternal pose.
Unfortunately, your resident fake, masked-hero doesn't even know the origin of his comic-book disguise. Zorro (which in Spanish means Fox) first appeared in All Story Weekly in 1919 in a story called 'The Curse of Capistrano'. He didn't appear on the silver screen until 12 months later when the character was played by Douglas Fairbanks.
Due to the popularity of the film, 60 more Zorro stories were written by Johnston McCulley, all of these appeared in pulp magazines and dime novels.
David Brear

4 comments:

Joecool said...

IBOFB's moniker is not Zorro, but Dread Pirate Roberts, who ironically is a fraud.

IBOFB said...

ROFL! I even provided a link to the Wikipedia Dread Pirate Robert article and Brear still couldn't get it right ....

do you get *anything* right, David? ;-)

Tex said...

ibofb isn't stupid, but he is a BIG FAT liar. The only thing bigger is his ego. LOL

quixtarisacult said...

Pirates, although subject of 'romantic' lore, were murderous thieves deserving rightly to be swung from the gallows. This fellow Steadson, the supposedly romanticized IBOFB, the Swedish Swindler, promoter of fraud; although not deserving of the yard-arm, is deserving of a long prison sentence for intentionally promoting a swindle in behalf of his criminal masters in the US. They collectively are deserving of long prison sentences.