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Who is Octobriana ?

Started as a twisted Czech mystification (with Peter Sadeky), reborn as a UK sensation (linked with David Bowie), labelled as spy, rebellious soul, She-devil ... this is Octobriana!

Octobriana is public domain, which means she's copyright free and everyone can create his own version.
And indeed, you can see Octobriana in all shapes and forms (as adult comic, anime, manga, cartoon, pixel-art, in movies, music clip, video game (or maybe not), ... ) beware though because many of her reinvention should be tagged NSFW.

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Octobriana is a good starting point for comic artists in lack of inspiration for their comics, very much like Jenny Everywhere ; she seems to be unfortunately confined for the underground borderline adult comics - not for the mainstream.

A selection of links for Octobriana

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octobriana
http://octobriana.wikinet.org/
http://octobriana.org/
http://octobrianacz.blogspot.com/
http://www.reddit.com/r/octobriana
http://www.tumblr.com/tagged/octobriana

Beware because Octobriana keeps coming back every now and then, re-emerging from the depth of the underground comics layer of the web. Mysteriously.

Other public domain characters

http://comicbookdb.com/team.php?ID=892

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The previous post about Doom music revival (the original music were in MIDI format) contains a small list of website
where you could listen to remix of this legendary tunes :

You can now add another source :
www.gamefront.com/files/4483399
for an additional bonanza of 42 MB of pure awesomeness remix of the original music :

cdoomtheme.mp3
e1m1.mp3
e1m2.mp3
e1m3.mp3
e1m4.mp3
e1m5.mp3
e1m6.mp3
e1m7.mp3
e1m8.mp3
e1m9.mp3

And a very informative document by the author Sonic Clang (Brian Kline)

There has been so much talk over the years about how certain songs in Doom were inspired by other artists. Everyone knows “E1M1” was inspired by “No Remorse” from Metallica, and there are others. But what people don’t realize is that there are songs on the radio every single day that either sound like other songs or were inspired by them. People make such a big deal about the Doom songs sounding like a Metallica song, but it really isn’t uncommon at all.

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