amused
jimhines had been hired to write the novelizations of said show. He wrote a whole book focusing on one of the characters I'd introduced to the show, a sort of candy-cane punk rock girl who drove a giant air-breathing octopus (it made sense in context). I, of course, read the whole book, because I am me.I was having a discussion with Alan at Borderlands about how I felt about the whole thing after I finished it. "Did you like it?" he asked.
"I did," I said. "I hope it sells lots and lots of copies and makes lots and lots of money."
"Is she really supposed to be the missing princess of Thatllbetheday?"
"Actually, yes. See, there's this note at the crypt of Buddy Holly, and..."
...and then I woke up, before I found out what the note said. But wow, is my subconscious weird sometimes.
February 17 2011, 21:47:09 UTC 6 years ago
GODDAMIT. I'd totally read a Jim Hines book involving a punk rock girl driving a giant air-breathing octopus. I swear I'm one of twelve people to have read and kept the entire Gammarauder comic book series from when DC held the TSR license.
Let's see. First, we need to get the Gammarauder license. Then we need to blackmail Jim.
Awesome.
February 18 2011, 16:23:37 UTC 6 years ago
I, too, am among the twelve.
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