Here, you will soon be able to find all characters worth knowing from 8-Leafer Studios.
Eric Blair: Roles
Dane Kirschnott
Dane Kirschnott is the host of “Overripe Bananas,” a serious fictional interview show that interviews absolute maniacs about their film-work.
Fritz
Fritz was the cousin of Igor. Appearing in “The Good Doctor Frankenstein,” he exists to show that there is a difference between Igor, and this other hunchback who helped out Dr. Frankenstein in the original Black and White.
The Giant
The Giant, from “Cap’ ‘n’ the Giant,” is effectively the Giant from “Jack and the Beanstalk,” proving the timelessness of the fable.
EZ-P
The moment I found out Eric Blair could fill Rubric requirements in rap form, EZ-P was born. As an executive producer, he raps about above-the-line film work.
Optimistic Steve
Appearing in “Optimism Vs. Pessimism – 3-D,” Optimistic Steve is entering a local Film contest, and he is optimistic.
Jonathan Crumbonion
Appearing in “Space Trololol,” Jonathan Crumbonion is a Space-Troll who shows up to give Nixie the business.
Jack Schmidt: Roles
Captain Tombstone
The Captain Tombstone Saga is the largest to date to come out of 8-Leafer Studios. Captain Tombstone appears in “Spaced Out: Oops!! Wrong Button!!,” “Captain Tombstone Vs. Cloverman” and “Cap’ ‘n’ the Giant.” Will Captain Tombstone figure out what makes Captain Tombstone Captain Tombstone? Captain Tombstone.
Dr.Frankenstein
In this telling of Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein,” Igor is fed up with the good Doctor Frankenstein in “The Good Doctor Frankenstein.”
Pessimistic Pete
Pessimistic Pete appears in “Optimism Vs. Pessimism – 3-D.” He is entering a local film contest. He is pessimistic.
Solomon (Coming Soon!)
Joe Carlson and Solomon seeing “Strange Nature” at the Duluth Zinema with its director, James Ojala, 8/2/2025
Jack Schmidt will be appearing as Solomon, in a short bearing his name.
Joseph Carlson: Roles
Clover-Man
Clover-Man is, in reality, Joseph Carlson, a mild-mannered freelance artist hailing from Duluth. He is possibly the silliest of heroes, and (allegedly) relies on the luck contained in the clover Pendants that he makes and adorns himself in. It’s also said that as long as he has a 4-leaf clover on him, he’s got plot-armor. He might not be the sharpest tack in the super-hero drawer, but he doesn’t need to be and is content. So far, he only appears once, in “Captain Tombstone Vs. Clover-Man.”
Fun Progression of Events: About a week after “Captain Tombstone Vs. Clover-Man” was posted to youtube, Stan Lee announced his new project in the UK, “Lucky Man.” At the time, he had some actors in mind: That sounds like about a weeks worth of financed pre-production to us, here at 8-Leafer Studios, but we also consider it validation of a legitimately good character. Stan Lees project is about a Private-Eye who gets his hands on a clover pendant, and he “makes his own luck.”
Topper Selfmann
Topper Selfmann is the most arrogant Director ever.
Igor
Appearing in “The Good Doctor Frankenstein,” Igor is upset with the mad doctor.
Mr. Tibbles
Appearing in “Spaced Out: Oops!! Wrong Button!!,” Mr. Tibbles doesn’t know how to fly that thing.
The Mystic Wander
Based on a character from “30-Second Fortune,” The Mystic Wanderer returns.
The Bus-Stop Kid
Appearing In “Dead Stop: A Halloween Short,” The Bus Stop Kid does not look ready for this.
SCRipt-SooP
SCRipt Soop appears in a rap-battle with EZ-P in, “Eric Blair & “Cloverman” Joe Carlson Present EZ-P and SCRipt-Soop”
Franky the Snowman
Franky The Snowman is born of Chistmas Spirit, and maybe a drinking problem, nobody knows for sure. You can see him and his foul mouth in “Son of a Snow-Man,” both clean and censored versions.
Erika Lynn Adams: Roles
Nixie
Nixie is a sprite from the Planet of the Fae, and after growing up a princess in a fairly privileged environment, she ventures out to seek her independence in “Space Trololol!” Nixie is brought to life by Erika Lynn Adams in her debut role to on-camera character acting.
Christina Johnson: Roles
Wisp
The Wisp is a mysterious force coveted by those who know its potential, and for as long as she can remember, she’s been passed from fool to fool, each thinking they knew how to harness her wondrous power, only to fail. The wisp appears in “Space Trololol,” as Christina Johnsons Debut into voice-acting.
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