Quote:No, quite definitely. That's the planned point where he's clued in completely:
Mind you, he's likely to get transfictionality thrown in his face by the Legion's Quest Step...
Quote:Oh, and the travels with Maggie are an as-yet undeveloped idea that I'm calling "Drunkard's Vacation" for the moment -- it'd be a completely separate series.
"Long story," sighed Ed. "I'll tell you later. Just trust
me, it's NOT a good idea to show Warner Brothers cartoons to a
computer that controls a transporter/mass replicator system."
Minerva stuck her tongue out at her boss. "That's not
what you said when I anvilled that pervert boomer back in the
Dominion Tank Police reality."
"Boomer?" Doug's eyebrows threatened to shove his
brushcut blonde hair to the back of his neck. "Don't tell me
you've been to MegaTokyo, too?" Then he wrinkled his nose in
thought. "But I don't remember any Dominion Tank Police
there..." he mused. "Just those poor martyrs in the ADP, and
they used powered armor and those stupid little copters."
"The other way around, actually," said Ed. He looked
thoughfully at their guest. "It was an alternate where GENOM
developed in the Dominion reality. Fortunately, almost all the
people concerned were too busy trying to do something about the
bacterial clouds to spare much time for the usual corporate
megalomania."
"Wait, wait." Doug held up a hand. "What do you mean
'in the Dominion reality'? You talk like you have these
predefined categories all set up, and this one place you visited
was some kind of crossover with elements of two different
timelines that don't normally mix."
Minerva's eyes grew very large and she traded glances
with Ed. "Do you want to tell him, Boss, or should I?"
-- Bob
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For Jor-El so loved the Earth, he sent his only begotten son...