LNH20/Meta: Library Lad?

Adrian J. McClure mrfantastic7 at gmail.com
Thu Feb 23 13:12:55 PST 2012


On Feb 23, 3:21 pm, Andrew Perron <pwer... at gmail.com> wrote:

> *nods* Makes sense.  But then, unlikely protagonists are fun.

Indeed! His more-Neutral alignment also explains how he can go between
the two worlds while still allowing them to be kept mostly separate.

> Hm.  I thought we were going with the LNH20 Library Lad *being* the Classic
> LNH Library Lad - unless, of course, you mean his counterpart there.  In
> which case, I like it!
>

Well, it's a bit complicated, and would have been explained better in
the story (I should have it up soon, it's pretty short), but my
intuition is that he actually has a separate past and appearance in
the LNH20 world. He stepped into that universe's LNHQ shortly after it
was created, so it to incorporate him into its history. From his own
point of view, he only showed up just after the invasion, but from the
POV of the universe he was a founding member. Also he's aged in comic
book time while the rest of the Legion was aging in real time until
the Present Day. He uses the Library to effectively commute between
different worlds.

I wonder whether this universe has its own native version of Thoth,
whether that version is still a god, and what he thinks of the fact
his counterpart's running around

> > AJM (also, what exactly is the Mini-Fan of Thor, and why does Library
> > Lad have an artifact associated with a Norse god?)
>
> You know those cheap tiny portable battery-operated fans?  Well, I had one
> back in 1996, and I thought it would be cool if he had one that was
> cosmically powerful.
>
> Andrew "NO .SIG MAN" "Juan" Perron, love mythology.

AJM (It also occurs to me that, though no longer technically a WC, LL
still fits with a major part of your personality, the "Paladin of
Continuity side.)


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