– Princess Lana, Medusa, Kevin's Mom (voice-over only) Tomm Wright – Duke Frank Welker – Game Boy (Season 2 only) Additional voices Suzanne E. Balcom Long John Baldry – King Charles, Little John, Clock-Man, Poltergeist King Don Brown – Dragonlord Len Carlson – Ganon Babz Chula Violet Crumble Christopher Gaze Tony Dakota Angela Gann Marcy Goldberg Antony Holland – Doctor Light Lee Jeffrey Alex Jordan Annabelle Kershaw Campbell Lane Blu Mankuma Lelani Marrell – Mega Girl Scott McNeil – Proto Man, Dr Wily (Season 3) Colin Meachum Shane Meier – Julio Andrew Narados Pauline Newstone Jonathan Potts – Link Cynthia Preston – Princess Zelda Alvin Sanders Marlow Vella Mark Weatherly Kurt Weldon Crew Writers: Jeffrey Scott (13 episodes) Dennis O'Flaherty (4 episodes) Matt Uitz (4 episodes) Michael Maurer (4 episodes) Dorothy Middleton (3 episodes) David Ehrman (2 episodes) Sean Roche (2 episodes) Calvin Kelley (1 episode) Greg Klein (1 episode) Paul Dell (1 episode) Rick Merwin (1 episode) Steven Weiss (1 episode) Ted Alben (1 episode) Madeleine Bascom – Recording Director (season 3) Marsha Goodman – Recording Director (season 1) Greg Morton – Recording Director (seasons 1–2) Doug Parker – Talent Coordinator Stu Rosen – Recording Director (season 1), Casting (season 2) Alvin Sanders – Recording Assistant (season 2) Comic series The Captain N comic book was published by Valiant Comics as part of the Nintendo Comics System in 1990. Despite being based on the television cartoon of the same name, it was actually quite different from the show. The comics had a more serious tone than the cartoon. Additionally, all third-party characters (Simon Belmont, Mega Man, Dr. Light, the Count, and Dr. Wily) were not in the comic. Samus Aran, who never appeared in the cartoon, was a recurring character who falls in love with Kevin, and becomes Lana's rival for his affections. When asked by a fan why Samus did not appear in the television series, Jeffrey Scott said that he never heard about her. An article at 1UP.COM describes Samus as "rambunctious, reckless, and gets into @#!*% contests with Lana over Kevin's affections, which makes for some of the most entertaining situations in the series". The reviewer added: "Not to say that the deadly quiet, contemplative Samus who fights for truth and justice in the more recent Metroid games isn't awesome, but there's something compelling about a Samus who's greedy and conniving – and is proud to