darth_flanders (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} darth_flanders) wrote,@ 2007-09-09 09:43:00 |
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Pulpy Goodness
So the Supers thing is in the pipe. James Stubbs is doing an awesome job on the layout. Please check out Heyoka Studios. James does good stuff.
Next up the Pulp Era. I could do a Victory City variant. But I pitched another idea.
Remember all those movies with an evil doctor hiding on a remote island? Remember all those lost worlds and ruins of Atlantis and R'lyeh? All those islands are part of the same chain.
It's called the Burroughs Islands in the South Pacific. See all those mad scientists needed somewhere to go after the Great War. Governments were less preoccupied and could now ask just WTF you were doing with that radium and the really good hiding spots in the New York subways and Himalayas were already filled or reserved by more cuatious guys in the Nazi Party.
Oh yes, there is going to be a lot of humor in this.
All original postings by the LiveJournal account holder are Copyright Robert Garitta 2007.
(Replies to postings remain the intellectual properties of their creators.)
So the Supers thing is in the pipe. James Stubbs is doing an awesome job on the layout. Please check out Heyoka Studios. James does good stuff.
Next up the Pulp Era. I could do a Victory City variant. But I pitched another idea.
Remember all those movies with an evil doctor hiding on a remote island? Remember all those lost worlds and ruins of Atlantis and R'lyeh? All those islands are part of the same chain.
It's called the Burroughs Islands in the South Pacific. See all those mad scientists needed somewhere to go after the Great War. Governments were less preoccupied and could now ask just WTF you were doing with that radium and the really good hiding spots in the New York subways and Himalayas were already filled or reserved by more cuatious guys in the Nazi Party.
Oh yes, there is going to be a lot of humor in this.
All original postings by the LiveJournal account holder are Copyright Robert Garitta 2007.
(Replies to postings remain the intellectual properties of their creators.)
