a shame - i woud have loved an Amelia pin!

A pity Treasure Planet did poorly at the Box Office.

I thought it as a mixed bag. I liked the back that the bookworm got the girl, but I hated the hero character -- he was so predictable and perfect that he was boring. The "funny" robot wasn't... Long John Silver worked well, but he derived from a long film history going all the way back to Wallace Beery and Robert Newton, so, if it had been messed up, it would have been surprising.

Hey, if it wasn't for MU's "Beauty of the Beasts" I might never have discovered furry fandom.

Despite that, Edd's heart was in the right place...

MU just seemed to lack organization - I'm guessing the people running it were treating it more as a hobby than a business?

It was a one-man outfit, really. Edd Vick was owner and main employer, but he had help from Chuck Melville on a part-time basis I think. Edd, of course, had regular employment, and while he did his best to turn a profit, it wasn't altogether his own motive, and rarely made much money. MU Press did publish as AWFUL LOT OF STUFF in its day, though -- less Antarctic on the one hand, but more than Shanda or Vision. Some of it was actually good... which was doing well for furry comics.