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Disney Mars Cartoon Comparison

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The Disney Mars cartoon excerpt showed different theories about Martians on Mars, compared to the story The Martian Chronicles. The cartoon seemed more fictional compared to the book. In cartoon, the martians looked and acted more monster-like, but Bradbury explains the Martians are almost human-like. In the cartoon, the Martian takes the human captive, but the story portrays that the Martians want to remain isolated from the humans. However, the cartoon and the book share a similarity. In both versions, the Martians act violently towards the humans. For example, the Martians take the girl captive in the cartoon, and in the book, the Martians kill the humans.

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