This week Seamus Esparza returns (and in the meantime, I’ve learnt how to spell his name correctly), with the tale of Ahrimana. Gary Murphy gives us a story exploring twin themes of obesity and vampirism. I’ve included a story of robot wars and not notably fast food. Mathias Jansson contributes a poem based on his own native Swedish mythology, telling of the Huldra. In The Days of Mr Thomas, Bartie is considering the matter of Martin’s employment. And King Sharrkan comes to a Christian Monastery in The Thousand and One Nights…
Daryll has awoken from her coma in Cut. Grae-don and his friends are marching on the Golden City of D’ar in The Caves of Mars. In The Airlords of Han, Rogers and Wilma bring about the extermination of the hated oppressor. It’s the end of their literary adventures but the beginning of a space odyssey that would take our hero to endless escapades in the 25th century, in comics, films and TV serials under the altogether cooler name of BUCK ROGERS. And Out of Time’s Abyss also reaches an end with the return of Baron von Schoenvorts. Gott in himmel, Englischer schweinhund!
Daryll has awoken from her coma in Cut. Grae-don and his friends are marching on the Golden City of D’ar in The Caves of Mars. In The Airlords of Han, Rogers and Wilma bring about the extermination of the hated oppressor. It’s the end of their literary adventures but the beginning of a space odyssey that would take our hero to endless escapades in the 25th century, in comics, films and TV serials under the altogether cooler name of BUCK ROGERS. And Out of Time’s Abyss also reaches an end with the return of Baron von Schoenvorts. Gott in himmel, Englischer schweinhund!
