Subject: I never thought of that...
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Posted on: 2009-02-09 22:29:00 UTC
You do realize that this means Suevian and other counterparts will be there as well? It would be a very interesting meeting(s), to say the least...
Now I want to write that fic. :p
http://www.irregularwebcomic.net/2206.html
If you don't read the comic, all you need to know is that the entire universe (multiverse?) has been destroyed, and everyone is on the Infinite Featureless Plane of Death.
What I'm wondering is if David Morgan-Mar has heard of us. O.o
~Neshomeh
Now I want to read IW... but 2000 pictures! *computer explodes*
But other than that, what about the X-Men comics. I've never read them, but one person told me that, at the end of the Twelve plotline, Cyclops died and reality was shattered and 'shards of possibility' were floating around, leading to anything having the potential to happen.
(It's more.)
That said, I find it incredibly amusing and often quite thoughtful. I've read through the whole archive, and am considering another archive binge. What's really hooked me is Darths & Droids, by the same people, which continues in the footsteps of DM of the Rings by having Star Wars as a role-playing game.
But if something-over-2000 updates scares you, don't follow the link to mezzacotta. As nearly as I can tell, it has something for every day since January 1, 9,999,999,999,999 B.C. Yes, over ten trillion years in the past. Most of them (that I've seen; I'm not that crazy) are completely senseless, just two heads on independent dialogue tracks. (Mezzacotta, incidentally, is apparently an Italian rendering of the phrase "half-baked".)
Darths and Droids is excellent, isn't it? I love how they've explained the Death Star plans away.
"Jar-Jar, you're a genius!"
Very hilariously unexpected.
You do realize that this means Suevian and other counterparts will be there as well? It would be a very interesting meeting(s), to say the least...
Now I want to write that fic. :p