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No, Back to the Future isn't a comic book. It originated as a movie franchise.

Well, the back story is centered around Doc Brown's brilliant yet eccentric inventions. His time machine is at the core. Marty accidentally uses it and is thrust into the past. There, he encounters his young parents and has to navigate the social norms and events of 1955. It's a story that blends time travel, family, and the changing eras in a really fun and engaging way.

The back story of 'Grand Avenue' involves a diverse set of characters and their individual struggles and growth in a particular community.

One of the main themes is time - travel. It drives the whole plot as Marty travels back in time and has to figure out how to return to his own time. Another theme is family. Marty gets to see his parents in a different light when he goes back to the past and realizes the importance of family relationships. Also, the idea of self - improvement is there, as Marty's actions in the past end up changing his family's future for the better.

The back story of future kings could involve their upbringing in noble families. They might have been trained in leadership, combat, and diplomacy from a young age. For example, they could have been tutored by the wisest scholars in the land, learning about history, law, and different cultures.

It could be about exploring what a 'normal' future in 2015 would look like in the context of the 'Back to the Future' universe. Maybe it focuses on how the characters adapt to the changes that were predicted in the original story but with a more down - to - earth or normal take.

One great 'Back to the Future' fanfic is 'A Different Future'. It explores what would happen if Marty didn't go back in time successfully to fix things. Another interesting one is 'The Time Travelers' Allies' which focuses on new characters who team up with Marty and Doc. And 'Back to the Roots' is also good as it delves deeper into the relationship between Doc and his younger self.

One of the main themes is time - travel and its consequences. Marty McFly's accidental journey to the past shows how small actions can have big impacts on the future. Another theme is family. Marty's relationship with his parents, especially how he has to ensure they get together in the past to secure his own existence, is central. Friendship is also a theme, as Marty's bond with Doc Brown is important throughout the story.

Mostly, yes. 'Back to the Future' is a movie that has been beloved across generations. It has elements like the cool DeLorean time machine that appeal to kids. And for adults, there are the nostalgic references and the clever writing. While there might be a little bit of slapstick violence here and there, it's nothing that would make it inappropriate for general viewing. It's a great movie to introduce to younger viewers to get them interested in classic cinema.

The story 'Back to the Future' was written by Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale.