The Hero of Three Faces by Paul Gadzikowski - Doctor Who, Star Trek, Buffy the Vampire Slayer crossover cartoons

The Hero of Three Faces
by Paul Gadzikowski

Fanfiction but it's comic
strips. Stick figures but
they're triangles.

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Buffy, Xander, Willow (Buffy the Vampire Slayer).
This cartoon is an import from my original fanfiction site where, in an early part of the process of creating Arthur, King of Time and Space, I would globally replace the franchises' proper nouns in my Star Trek/Doctor Who prose crossovers with proper nouns from the Matter of Britain, and would present them as if they were fanfiction crossovers of a couple of imaginary tv series called King Arthur in Time and Space about the starship Excalibur and called Merlin with a time machine called a CAVE. Some other crossovers were converted into fanfiction of other imaginary tv shows: Saint Pudentiana was a martyr in Rome during the first century of Christianity; Saint Pudentiana the Fairy Bane set on the planet Rome during the rule of the last Caesars over the Roman Interstellar Empire was the KAITAS version of BVS. In that site's fanfiction the crossover paradigm was that everyone lived mostly in the same universe, instead of separated onto fiction-reflected planes as here in The Hero of Three Faces. This meant, when I wanted my fanfiction characters to comment on my fandoms, they couldn't comment on the actual shows, any more than Clark Kent can be seen reading Batman comics. So my fanfiction characters would comment on the KAITAS versions. In this case, because the characters are commenting on their own storyline as if on a tv show on their plane, even here in a multiverse of fiction planes their commentary requires the spurious invention of a show-within-the-show, or I could've and probably would've changed their dialog when I imported this cartoon from the other site.
In SPtFB, Puck is analog to both BVS Dracula and BVS Glory. This cartoon may be the only cartoon or story where that's alluded to, and it isn't even a SPtFB cartoon.
The Hero of Three Faces by Paul Gadzikowski - Doctor Who, Star Trek, Buffy the Vampire Slayer crossover cartoons