Beautiful Dreamers,
Looney Tunes &
Other Reality-Challenged Eyes

Personally, I think Bogie's to blame. And driving a cab may be a contributing factor, as well.
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• Sam Marlow by Andrew J. Fenady
  Gets plastic surgery to look like Bogart, and then sets himself up as a private eye.
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• Steve Moody by Steve Oliver
  After hallucinating a conversation with Bogie, this Thorazine-sucking Spokane cabbie and former mental patient decides to set himself up as a P.I.
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• Francis F. Clunie, AKA The Bogie Man by John Wagner and Alan Grant
  A Scottish looney tune who escapes from the cracker factory to foil the plots of an assortment of imaginary villians. He thinks he is Bogie.
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• Simon Jaffe, AKA Red Diamond by Mark Schorr
  A forty-something cab driver and fan of detective fiction from Hicksville, Long Island, who suddenly snaps (after picking up a fare by the name of Charlie Flitcraft, for you Hammett fans) and thinks he's Red Diamond, a Race Williams-like private eye, straight out of the pulps.
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• George Broonzer by Art Montague
  Poor George. All he wants is to be Mike Hammer. He's already got the fedora, now if only he had the brains, the guts and the ability to focus.

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