Hmmm... at the moment, it's likely a toss-up between Donar and Dancer. Both I think are perfectly balanced for Parodyverse stories, full of fun personality quirks, amusing habits, useful powers, and personalities that make you want to read more and more adventures with them. Donar has all of the zany Ausgard stuff to play with, and Dancer has the secret identity and Bean and Donut backdrop for stories. They're both such fun characters.




I'm not sure... it's been a while since I've read them. Some of my better, later stories were done along with Ian or Dancer or the entire board too, so saying what is the favorite written by me is tougher. My earlier stories were more fun, but the later stuff is better written.

There were a few Hallie-centric stories that I wrote that I thought came out stronger than my usual stuff, so if it's a storyline in general rather than a specific story, I'll go with her stuff. I liked the one that focused on her role in the Parody War as told through interviews, and the one that was framed by a radio call-in show discussing Robosapien rights. For a specific story though, I'll pick "Hallie and the Clockwork Movement" as it was more of a self-contained story (about Hallie and former sexbot Tandi attending an underground robot rights rally) that had some meat to it but also threw in the kind of silly gags that a proper Parodyverse story needs, in my opinion.





I was involved in it, but only for a fraction of it, so I'll say the "Follies of Youth" round robin. That was fun. So was the Moderator saga that followed it up.





I think I have to give this to Fleabot... he easily wins best supporting actor in my stories. Without him, Visionary stories would probably all be boring.





Well, the only comic I read at all any more seems to be Fables, when new trade paperbacks collecting it come out. So I guess that would be it. It's sad that I don't read comics any longer, as I truly did love them.





I'll stick with the Vision, especially within the first 100 or so issues he appeared in. As a character, he was gradually eroded away until he was a bland shell of his former self, but if it weren't for those earlier issues I would never have become an Avengers fan and therefor never met any of you fine folk. So I owe the guy.





I'm not terribly happy right now, but I'm not as unhappy as I used to be so I figure I must be on the right track in a general sense. I turn 40 in a few months. If I could figure out a way to avoid that (well, you know, aside from the sure-fire, rather final way) then that would probably improve the situation. So far my calculations haven't yielded results.





Every now and then I say something about those damn ponies that nobody wants to hear, so I've probably got that covered already.





If you haven't noticed, I'm pretty lazy...


Thanks for the quiz, Yo! It's always great to see you around!