LNH: Classic LNH Adventures #237: Just Another Multi-Writer Cascade that will Probably Never Have an Ending Part Three

[Jeanne Morningstar]

On 9/1/22 8:26 PM, Drew Nilium wrote:
> 
> Of course, a sentient ear of corn mutated by the energies beyond the 
> fifth wall! This must be the Classic LNH version of Colonel Panic!

OW XD


> 
>> There was a falling hum, and Masterplan Lad fuzzed into existence in 
>> the coat room just off the LNHQ lobby, left over from its days as the 
>> Net.ropolis Grand Hotel.
> 
> I also love bringing up that history. X>
> 

Same here! I–well, I should wait until the next Liminals issue is done...


> This was, let's say, my way of playing off of some 
> then-relatively-recent events in our community and the changes in the 
> LNH that came out of them.

Very happy with how that turned out, in the end, and the motivation that 
provided me with. Because of the role I had in... all that, I felt like 
I had both the desire and the responsibility to heal some of the damage 
that had done to the Classic LNH's narrative structure and recapture the 
old chaotic soap-operatic mood in something entirely new, which still 
felt continuous with what came before. (See the Cat/Tara scene next 
installment, where I really start laying the groundwork for that.) As of 
HHS I finally pulled it off, and it only took, what, 8-10 years?
> It's meeeeeeee! :D Or a me, anyway. I love Chaos Theory.

Same.

>> "What? No! Confound it! Chaos Theory, I-- I need you--"
> 
> They really developed a good relationship.

I've consistently loved writing it.


> 
> heeheeheeheehee. I love writing MPL. X>

It's neat how MPL, as the kind of WC-ish character in the series, became 
the default character for people other than me to write for a bit... 
Saxon Brenton wrote a couple of issues where he showed up, IIRC, which 
feels fitting.


> Penultimate Savior could see that the being was 
>> wearing a black spandex suit with gray accessories, with a bright red 
>> power symbol, and holding a spoon in his hand...
>>
>> "Killswitch?" PS whispered.
> 
> This is one of those ideas that I've never followed up on, but it's a 
> good one to have just lying around for the future.

So... is Killswitch at all connected to Sigrid!Acton Lord or did they 
choose the same symbol by coincidence? Maybe I'll address that after 
taking care of the 500 or so other dangling narrative plotlines I'm 
dealing with.


> Yessssss. Omaha Project Annual #1 was a story that really stuck in my 
> head as a kid, and I was happy to homage it here.

It's really fun, though to this day I still don't know what a couple of 
the alternate worlds are.


-- 
Jeanne "Comrade Bruce Wayne: Gossip Girl" Morningstar
Chief Procrastinator, Commission of Ecumenical Translators

It is a foul bauble of man's vanity. Away with it!
--Count Dracula, throwing a mirror out a window, _Dracula_ by Bram Stoker