Why was Alice or Lisa Wilcox not in this one?
Why was Alice or Lisa Wilcox not in this one?
shareShe was in the original script, but it's like many have said, I THINK ppl just wanted a fresh new story for this one that didn't rely on past events.
Just because we lose today's battle doesn't mean we've lost tommorow's war.
maybe he got her...he finally got her!!
shareThere was a comic book mini-series (about three years ago) called 'Freddy Vs Jason Vs Ash: Nightmare Warriors' that had Alice & a teenage Jacob returning with just about every living survivor of the Freddy/Jason movies when Freddy got ahold of the Necronomicon.
Alice ended up sacrificing herself to save Jacob, making him the new Dream Master, who promptly curb stomped Freddy... until he gutted Jacob at the last minute. Jacob ended up living, and at the end of the story ends up traveling with Tommy Jarvis.
DC Comics Fan Fiction - http://dca.bhyphen.com/index.html
sweet!!!!! i'll have to look that up.
shareIf it's not in film form I can't consider that comic canon, it reads like nothing more than fan fiction to me.
Regarding the films and Alice's absence from the films, Alice kicked Fred's ass twice, he finally learned to leave her the hell alone lol.
"Mr. Treehorn treats objects like women, man."
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I'm glad they didn't include Alice again. It broke the trend of always killing off the surviving person from the last movie.
shareI read somewhere that Alice moved away from Springwood with her son forever. But I don't have a source, and it's been years since I read that so I really can't confirm if it was true or just some fan fiction lol
shareYes that was part of the Innovation comics, the official story occuring between parts 5 and 6.
In the original script for Freddy's Dead, it did feature Alice and Jacob, Jacob was in John Doe's role.
Just because we lose today's battle doesn't mean we've lost tommorow's war.