armstron@sjuvax.UUCP (L. Armstrong) (10/03/85)
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The follwoing is a reposting of an article which I don't think got
on to the net the first time it was posted. However, if there is no real
interest, then I will not bother to clutter up the net. Please send me mail
if you think it's a good idea.
Thanx,
Len
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From postnews Fri Sep 20 09:18:53 1985
Subject: The Crisis Chronicles Cometh...
Newsgroups: net.comics
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Crisis is rapidly becoming (if not "already has become") my favorite
limited series of the year. There's sort of a Catch-22 here because it is so
interesting, I hate to see it end after 12 short issues. However, if it were no
not to end, it's true effect would probably not be anywhere near the extent it
is now. D.C. has done alot of interesting things to the worlds they have
created over the years. Let's hope thay have the good sense (and I think they
do) of keeping them that way, and not falling into the Secret Wars Syndrome of
UN-doing everything which your mini-series has taken the time and trouble to
do.
It seems as though there is some genuine interest in having a complete
synopsis of D.C.'s Crisis On Infinte Earth series. Indeed, D.C. has made some
drastic changes to their Multiverse in that series, and more changes come
with each issue. Therefore, I hereby volunteer to take such a challenge.
Here is what I intend to do. Write a series of 12 articles (One for
each issue), with a new article being posted ever 5-7 days. I will try to
include as much of the major and minor events, without having to simply
rewrite the entire dialog.
Finally, if I have posted a chapter which you do not feel was properly
handled, feel free to "flame" me either directly or to the net. I will procede
to make changes that I feel are neccessary.
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NAME Len Armstrong
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