Kudos go out to science-fiction writer Ray Bradbury, who turns 88 today. He is famed for works like Fahrenheit 451, The Martian Chronicles, and of course The Illustrated Man, meaning Jake at right. In the early 1970s, an American astronaut took a paperback copy of The Martian Chronicles aboard the Skylab space station for light reading. Hard to think of a better tribute to one's writing than that.FF.net
- Is It Graduation Yet? by MandeeMistress (Parts 1 and 2): A bit of the old Daria/Trent from a new poster.
- Avenging, by Lorenzo Sauchelli (Part 18): A superhero-supervillain collision of cosmic intensity, with Daria vs. Daria for world domination.
- Stacy Rowe, Seeker (Part II), by jtranser (continued): Brittany and Kevin, together again, but not for long.
- Tales of the Ringbearers: The Raid, by Doggieboy (COMPLETE!): “We have intruders outside the house,” Robert whispered. “At least ten.”
That's right! And there will be Maughers, too!
ReplyDeleteWent to the doctor again, more tests, its deja vu all over again. And deja vu is everywhere!
ReplyDeleteWhat?
ReplyDeleteI missed something here.
Sorry about that. New meds do strange stuff. What I wrote isn't Daria related. Pasted in the wrong stuff, should've been in an IM.
ReplyDeleteFYI, SFMB has a Kung Fu spammer now.
ReplyDeleteYes, I saw that. I blame the Olympics.
ReplyDeleteAre you sure that isn't the Illustrated O'Neill? Look at the underwear.
ReplyDeleteI don't believe I've ever seen Mr. O'Neill's underwear.
ReplyDeleteYes, you did, and so did we all — unfortunately ;) — in "Antisocial Climbers."
ReplyDeleteI still doubt it's Jake under there. Too buttoned down. (Part of his comic desperation.) And he wasn't the one who joined a fraternity, remember?