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Lieutenant Tom Paris as Captain Proton.

Captain Proton was the fictional lead character in a series of early-20th century media productions collectively known as The Adventures of Captain Proton. Captain Proton stories included short films, prose publications, and radio plays. (VOY episode: "Night"; VOY anthology: Captain Proton: Defender of the Earth; DS9 short story: "Captain Proton and the Orb of Bajor"; et al)

History and specifics[]

Captain Proton, Spaceman First Class, was nicknamed "Protector of Earth" and "Scourge of Intergalactic Evil" for his many heroic feats against numerous interstellar threats, with the assistance of his sidekick Buster Kincaid and his secretary Constance Goodheart. (VOY episode: "Night"; et al)

As a child, James Wainwright was an avid reader of the Captain Proton stories as well as those featuring Flash Gordon and Buck Rogers. (TOS - Strange New Worlds III short story: "The Aliens Are Coming!"; TOS novel: From History's Shadow)

In the 1938 radio adaptation, Captain Proton was played by Peter Collyer. (DS9 short story: "Captain Proton and the Orb of Bajor")

One of the Captain Proton films, The Bride of Chaotica, was included in the motion picture library aboard the Enterprise (NX-01). (ENT episode: "Cogenitor")

Commander Veronica Fletcher, the first officer of the Columbia (NX-02), was a huge fan of the Captain Proton novels and brought the first six with her aboard the ship. While trapped in the Caeliar city of Axion in the 16th century, she wrote novels of her own featuring the character. (ST - Destiny novels: Gods of Night, Mere Mortals)

In the late 24th century, Tom Paris created a series of holonovels featuring Captain Proton. (VOY episode: "Night"; et al)

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Fictional characters of film, literature, television and plays
A Christmas Carol Ebenezer Scrooge • Jacob Marley
The Adventures of Captain Proton series Arachnia • Captain Proton • Chak • Chaotica • Chef Henry • Dragoon • Folke • Constance Goodheart • Iron Fist • Buster Kincaid • Lonzak • Myron McConnel • Lance McMurphy • The Phantom • Phred • The President of Earth • Queen Fems • Jonah Quimby • Sandor • Satan's Robot • Norton Smith • Twin Mistresses of Evil
Alice in Wonderland series Alice • Bandersnatch • The Caterpillar • Cheshire cat • The Dormouse • Mad Hatter • The Playing Cards • Queen of Hearts • Tweedledum • Tweedledee • White Rabbit
The Avengers: Steed & Mrs. Peel Emma Peel
Barbarella Barbarella
Beowulf Prince Beowulf • Freya • Grendel • Hrothgar • Unferth
Bewitched Endora
The Boomer Diaries Dirani • Vallejo
Buck Rogers series Buck Rogers
Casablanca Rick Blaine
Works of Raymond Chandler Philip Marlowe
Works of Max Allan Collins Nate Heller
Dixon Hill series Alva • Dan Bell • Slade Bender • Arthur Clinton Bradley • Jessica Bradley • Carlos • Jimmy Cuzzo • Silent Forrester • Dixon Hill • Joe • Johnny • Haircut Lapinski • Felix Leech • Madeline • McNary • Sharon McNary • Nails • Nicky the Nose • Cyrus Redblock • Marty O'Farron • Rex • Ruby
Don Quixote Don Quixote
Flash Gordon series Flash Gordon • Ming the Merciless
Forbidden Planet Robby the Robot
Works of C.S. Forester Horatio Hornblower
Gulliver's Travels Lemuel Gulliver
Works of Dashiell Hammett The Maltese Falcon: Sam Spade
Hotel Royale Ali Baba • Mickey D • Rita • Royale assistant manager • Royale bellboy • Royale croupier • Texas • Vanessa • Ziggy
Indiana Jones series Indiana Jones
MacGyver series Angus MacGyver
Rambo series John Rambo
Robin Hood Maid Marian • Sheriff of Nottingham • Sir Guy of Gisbourne • Merry Men: Robin Hood • Alan-a-Dale • Friar Tuck • Little John • Will Scarlet
Works of Benny Russell Borg • Kirk • Picard • Benjamin Sisko • Venusian firebeast • The Kingdom of Elysian: Sir Amand Rauth • Wizard Pollux • Lady Audrey • Princess Thalia) • Queen Neve) • Sir Adya • King Ridley • Caster • Z'ymira the Huntress • Crimson Guard • Runa
Works of William Shakespeare Caliban • The Capulets • Guildenstern • Hamlet • Laertes • The Montagues • Ophelia • Polonius • Romeo and Juliet • Rosencrantz • Shylock
Sherlock Holmes series Irene Adler • Sherlock Holmes • Lestrade • James Moriarty • John Watson
Works of Mickey Spillane Mike Hammer
Works of Mark Twain Huckleberry Finn
The Wizard of Oz series Dorothy Gale • The Scarecrow • Tin man
Other characters of fiction Ahab • Amoret • Artie • Bessie • Big Ox • Blargle • Bluto • Boromir • Br'er Rabbit • Captain America • Elvis Cole • Commando Cody • Count Dracula • Bobby Drake • Faust • The Flintstones • Frankenstein's monster • Ishmael • Nick Fury • Hulk • Human Torch • Magneto • Pleasance • Pleasance's creature • Cowboy Ralph • Sub-Mariner • Superman • Thor • Ubalda • Verona

Appearances and references[]

In production order. See The Adventures of Captain Proton for a list of in-universe Captain Proton stories

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