Landry Quinn Walker*さんのイラストまとめ

I actually tried to write that sense of over exposure to violence into Danger Club. You take these kids and place them in a world where life is cheap and violence is a go to... it kills a part of you. At least, I'd say it killed a part of me. I wanted that to be felt in the book.

Have I ever talked about my bias towards Shadowrun? No? Well, @cartoonjones knows the tale – he was around when it happened. It’s a bit of a story, and it involves a murder and my first taste of extreme fans gone wrong.

The Danger Club series is steeped in Greek mythology – and eventually it’s revealed that every super powered being is a distant descendant of the Greek Gods – aliens who came to Earth to escape Chronos last time he was free. 9/13

This is also true of Yoshimi Onomoto – though less so in her case. Because she was one of Danger Club’s more unique characters, we paid her more service in the series, actually visiting her home and learning a bit about the misogynistic culture there. 5/13

We only had 6 (though we dug deep and made it to 8) issues of Danger Club to build a familiar universe with archetypal characters recognizable enough that distracting origins could be seeded through the story in out-of-context dribs and drabs. 3/13

Kingfish from Rogue Satellite Comics, created by the late Chris Reilly (drawn in this image by by Kevin Atkinson).

People who steal this concept for their own projects are not worth engaging with.

Mind you, Clark recognizing Kara as Kryptonian because they dress the same was always sketch. But that story was a product of it's time. We started off Cosmic Adventures with an echo of this, but by the end made it clear - this was Kara's story. Superman is the side kick.

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@BoxerlessBossk I wanted to add this, but it’s not a punch. Still...

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