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A Tale of Two Outlaws
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| Title: | A Tale of Two Outlaws |
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| Author(s): | Belle Book |
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| Genre: | gen |
| Fandom: | Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego/Zorro |
| Language: | English |
| External Links: | A Tale of Two Outlaws, Archived version |
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A Tale of Two Outlaws is a gen crossover novel by Belle Book which features Carmen Sandiego and other characters from the Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego? franchise.
From the author:
For some time, I've wanted to do a Zorro story, especially one based on the New World television series. My primary reason is the portrayal of Don Diego/Zorro as interpreted by fanfic writers and as done by the excellent actor Duncan Regehr. Finally, I decided to do a crossover with Carmen, another character I like, although an animated one.
The beginning point for my fic is the two-hour Zorro episode, "A Conspiracy of Blood". Since there are unanswered questions about the ending, it seemed like the perfect point to begin my fic. I am going to have this episode be a book in my fic, and take it from there. The fic occurs two months after the Carmen episode "Can You Ever Go Home again?
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The title comes from the Dickens novel "A Tale of Two Cities" and refers to the fact that both Carmen and Zorro are outlaws, although for different reasons.[1]