My idea for a proposed Who Framed Roger Rabbit sequel/continuation idea

When all the executive changes at Disney will finally settle down, and if Disney might consider the Who Framed Roger Rabbit sequel project in the future, If I’ll be ever involved in another Roger Rabbit movie, what if I combine my ideas for the "Dexter’s Odyssey" project will combine with possible Who Framed Roger Rabbit sequel ideas to make a hybrid project possibly called Dexter’s Odyssey or some other title?

Well, Dexter’s Odyssey will be, like Who Framed Roger Rabbit, many things at the same time, and ultimately, it may or may not be a sequel of some sorts to as well as an epic continuation of Who Framed Roger Rabbit, but not a direct sequel to the original 1988 film.

Especially since Bob Hoskins has now retired from acting, Dexter’s Odyssey, even as a sort-of sequel to as well as a continuation of Who Framed Roger Rabbit, has to be something completely different from Who Framed Roger Rabbit itself and may especially be set in an entirely different era of animation and even genre than those of the original Roger Rabbit film, and in order to make it more relevant to more modern audiences, will include a roll call of animated characters from some of the great (or if not great, easily recognizable) cartoons from the last 20 or 25 or 30 years, especially those from classic Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon shows.

Even Dexter, Dee Dee, Mee Mee and Lee Lee from Dexter’s Laboratory could be included in the list of animated characters included in the would-be pseudo-sequel to Who Framed Roger Rabbit, though Dee Dee’s Asian Friend Lee Lee should be the main central lead female toon character in Dexter’s Odyssey, aka the Roger Rabbit sequel.

Mandark will still be the chief villain, even though he’s a toon.

The things that I’m talking about for Dexter’s Odyssey since 2006 will also be carried over to the hybrid project between Dexter’s Odyssey and the Roger Rabbit sequel, especially the dinosaurs.

And I’ll wait until Disney put their Mouse House back in order and we’ll see about that.

And I’ll add my poster design to prove my point:

http://www.deviantart.com/download/333075681/the_epic_continuation_of_who_framed_roger_rabbit__ by_timbox129-d5iayu9.jpg

Sorry that the poster’s somewhat big, but what do you think?