MadImpetuousThing97

  This was an image I planned on posting to DeviantArt around Halloween, 2020, based on the 1986 film Troll (though most people might be more familiar with it's 1990 "sequel", Troll 2 ). I thought it was too similar to my Poison Ivy: Floral Freedom image, as well as the fact that not a lot of people would know the source material or understand the story (but then again I've done images based on obscure movies before). The basic story that went along with the image was that Jeanette (the character portrayed by Julia Louis-Dreyfus in the film) had moved out of the apartment that Torok The Troll attacked, and ran away to New York City. After a decade of living in The Big Apple, Torok finds Jeanette and turns her into a Nymph once more. Julia Louis-Dreyfus as the naked and Nymph-ified Jeanette Cooper in Troll (Image ©Empire International Pictures/MGM)

  From the darkness of the laboratory and into the white lights of the corridor stepped out the latest subject of cyber-conversion, a woman who had once called herself Donna Noble mere minuets ago. Standing in the hall waiting for her was the base's Cyber-Commander, who stood beside a middle-aged human female clad in a silver suit. "Donna" stood at attention, her unblinking neon blue eyes staring at the wall in the space between the human and Cyberman, waiting for orders. "YOUR NANO-TECHNOLOGY HAS PROVEN TO BE RELIABLE. WE WILL BEGIN MASS PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION OF THE CYBUS-DISKS." Said the digitized voice of the Commander. The woman smiled "I knew you'd love it. You know, you're lucky we ran into each other when we did. Punching a hole through the barriers between universes was hard enough for a humble business woman like myself, but finding you lot with a similar goal of converting worlds upon worlds was sheer luck. Funny how the...

  Summer, 1968. America's top scientific minds gather in Houston at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration headquarters after receiving an urgent call from their nation's leaders. Taken to an office backroom where armed guards stand vigilant outside the doors, the who's who of researchers, professors, and doctors are told of a radio transmission intercepted and translated by NASA just a few hours ago. A message only three words long, sent by Earth's next door neighbor: "Mars needs women." As military personnel begin planning for a potential invasion, among the stunned and silent scientists in the small boardroom sits one Doctor Marjorie Bolen, one of the nation's leading experts in genetics. In the long days that followed, a string of kidnappings swept across Texas like a wind. Women from all walks of life were vanishing in the night without a trace. While the public ran wild with conspiracy theory after conspiracy theory, only a s...