RE: [LNH] [Meta] Most Underrated
Saxon Brenton
On Mon 2 Nov 2009 Andrew Perron <pwe...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I was just reading Kieran O'Callaghan's F.I.S.H. Force in preparation for
> using the Red Herring in Just Imagine Saxon Brenton Using An Absurdly Long
> Name For A Cascade, and I was thinking. What's the LNH series that you
> think is most underrated - that could easily have gotten RACCies on
> quality, but was overlooked by the community at large?
Tricky. Not only do I have to think back on what I like (which is easy
enough if I bring up the series directory at the Eyrie archive and just
scan down the names of the series and minis) but I then have to try and
recall if there was any critial acclaim at the time.
Putting aside the obvious stuff that was acclaimed, like Dvandom Force,
Writers Block Woman, Swordmaster, Teens In Trenchcoats, or Tales of the
LNH, some of the things that IIRC were good but not particularly high
profile include:
Curious Lass and Psionic Lad
Surreal Tales
Thesaurus Lass
aosiders
The problem of course is that there were long periods in a.c.lnh and
r.a.c.c.'s history when there wasn't much in the way of feedback, so lack
of acclaim may simply have been because the apathy beast was gnawing on
everybody's leg at the time...
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Saxon Brenton
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Andrew Perron
> Putting aside the obvious stuff that was acclaimed, like Dvandom Force,
> Writers Block Woman, Swordmaster, Teens In Trenchcoats, or Tales of the
> LNH, some of the things that IIRC were good but not particularly high
> profile include:
>
> Curious Lass and Psionic Lad
Ooooh, yes. Rob mentioning Brain Boy made me think of them.
> Surreal Tales
> Thesaurus Lass
Haven't read these.
> aosiders
Assuming this was a.Outsiders, that's another good one. Skunk Girl was
always a favorite.
> The problem of course is that there were long periods in a.c.lnh and
> r.a.c.c.'s history when there wasn't much in the way of feedback, so lack
> of acclaim may simply have been because the apathy beast was gnawing on
> everybody's leg at the time...
True, true. Must review!
Andrew "NO .SIG MAN"