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Banter
Two steampunk heroes discuss fashion. Templeton Sledmeir is an inventor and airship captain from Prussia, while Elson Dowring is a former Skyrine (like marines, but for airships) who fought on the union side of the American Civil War. Their meeting and adventures are the stuff of many a dime-novel legend, but what's important is that Elson is ... ( Read more... ) -
Content Migration
Migrating content from this blog to the new and improved Alternia Comics web site.
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Optinomicon Prologue: Dreams of the Real
"It must be killing you to go this slow." Her voice echoes in my ears. This is a dream. Or a memory. A dream of a memory. Definitely not the other way around.
I'm asleep, and I give myself to the dream.
I kiss and lightly bite her neck as she coos. Her arms are wrapped around me, holding me close. I smile and nuzzle my face in her ( Read more... ) -
Fierceness of a Storm
Connor Murphy was his father's first son. But his brother Sean would lead the clan after their father's death. It wasn't that Connor didn't want to lead, or that no one would follow him. Quit the opposite on both counts. His brother would lead because Connor would be exiled and disowned. This is the tale of why; it is a story every O'Connor ( Read more... ) -
Character Focus #2
A long while ago, Alarin and I sat down to talk about his cats, his sisters, Cathy Travis, The Bards of Subterra, and The Jabberwock.
We invite you to listen in.
*SPOILER ALERT*
As with all Character Focus episodes, this contains spoilers for plot elements that may or may not have been published either in this feed or at the Alternia LiveJournal ( Read more... ) -
Where the Rubber Meets the Road (Unfinished)
(Inspired in part by News from Poughkeepsie #38We don't have a lot to do since the war. Was it really even a war? They came, we nuked, they died or left and, for the most part, so did we. Rumor has it some of the great underground cities that were planned actually got built. Not all of them got populated though ( Read more... ) -
A Story of the Everyman (Unfinished)
It is said that everyman has a story to tell, even if only his own. Most men's stories can be summed up in seven words: He was born, did things, then died. This summary is often found lacking, especially by those who knew the man. But for everyone else in the world, it suffices to sum up this faceless, unknown man ( Read more... )