Snake Plisskin made it out of Manhattan in the 1981 movie "Escape From New York". If president John Harker thought he'd never again see the man that rescued him, he was wrong. I don't own the characters from the movie OR a tattoo. Ignores the sequel I haven't seen.

In the year 2019, the President's immigration policies have turned New Jersey into a massive containment center and prison camp. Ironically, the President's jet is brought down by terrorists over the Garden State, and an anthropomorphic being is offered his freedom to bring the Orange Man back home...

Tio and Oro must escap Mutans before aten!

During a skirmish with a small group of blackbellies, Snake Plissken is reunited with a familiar face.

Snake smokes a cigarette,erm,Cigar.

What if The President had given Snake a different answer at the end of the film? AU, one-shot

Snake meets up with a girl on the way to Sturgis bike rally two years after his parents' death.

Snake out with his children

Snake has a moment to relax and enjoy life but the worries of his existence never really leave

Snake in his mid to late seventies in the same time line where he's living with Brazen. Short discussion of his past.

Plissken's understanding of needs and questioning of the government.

Snake finds a place to hide and runs into someone who can put even Snake Plissken in his place.

Snake Plissken proving that sometimes the best method of hiding is playing dumb and being in the open.

Snake playing around with his pregnant girlfriend

This story came from an interesting fact I heard, Did you know that The IRS employees’ tax manual has instructions for collecting taxes after a nuclear war.

Snake does what he does best, annoys the cops and gets away with it.

Snake is out to commit a crime but fate has other ideas

A job goes wrong leaving Plissken in a Post Traumatic Stress Disorder episode.

Snake and Edie have a conversation on the way to see Hershe.

Snake and one of his daredevil escapes. The title is a Robert Cody quote that fits Snake too much not to use it.

Snake gets stuck taking his grandson to his first day of kindergarten.

In the storyline where Snake is married to Xena. His thoughts after Xena returns to Greece.

Snake and Taylor have a discussion during their first year of military service.

Inspired by this quote “Death ends a life, but it does not end a relationship, which struggles on in the survivor's mind toward some resolution which it may never find.” I Never Sang For My Father

Taylor watching over Snake in the hospital only a few days after Leningrad.