I suppose it could be good cover if he was still working for the Faerie Queene and needed an undercover position from which to keep tabs on Magweed. Or maybe he just really likes spoons.




I apparently got restless in my later PV years and just randomly started writing stand-alone stories with a variety of leads... Wangmundo, Squibb the alien bounty hunter, Joan Henry the steam-driven robot, Mary Prankster, Brap, that Appraiser guy... Many a file I'd open up in the last week or two and say "Oh yeah... that guy!"




Is that what happened there? I remember being surprised that such a recent storyline (Red Hulk) was being covered in that show.

It's a shame that animated series was cut short... it really showed a love for the title and its history. I only watched a very small amount of its replacement, based on the movie line-up. I hear they will finally get around to adding the Vision, so maybe I'll check it out again then.




I don't know... I like sleeping in well past sunrise too much.




Were you wrapped in a cowl and sitting on a stone throne at the time they offered this assessment? Either way, assuming they were allowed to withdraw unchastised then I think you proved them wrong.




Polls are always fun. And they often draw out anyone who is still around to actually care.




That actually does seem do-able, and a worthy goal really.




I'm pretty sure that it has been fully amputated by this point. I've tried writing things as gifts, and just for my own general interest as well, and I just can't seem to do it any longer. My brain just doesn't pull down the words I want with any kind of speed.

I miss the ability, but I have severe doubts that I will ever recapture it.




It was, in fact, scheduled to end with wishes... It was a large part of the motivation of the antagonist. I just... can't remember exactly how the wish resolved everything the way I wanted it to do so.

I need to dig up the whole Dancer side of that tale too, as I don't have it. It wasn't started as a round-robin, but that didn't really stop Sarah. Tying the whole thing back together was part of the challenge as well.




It was adopting to a curve that Jason threw into what I had been thinking, but then that's the fun and the challenge of the whole shared universe thing.




I wish you luck with those! Your generosity in featuring other characters in your work makes it far more of a chore to separate out concepts than it might be for the rest of us, I'm sure.