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''Tales of Continuity''' was a right-angles-to-the-[[Looniverse]] [[Classic LNH]] series written by [[Jeff Barnes]].

The enigmatic Thoreau and his rival, the equally mysterious [[Continuity Champ|Champion]], battle the forces of the Nine, striving to stave off the apocalypse which draws ever closer. A straightforward title, billed as "a gothic high fantasy with a touch of superheroics thrown in for good measure."

The series can be read on the [[Eyrie Archive]] [http://archives.eyrie.org/racc/lnh/Series/Tales.Continuity/ here].

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 '''Tales of Continuity''' was a right-angles-to-the-[[Looniverse]] [[Classic LNH]] series written by [[Jeff Barnes]].
-The enigmatic Thoreau<ref name=thoreaus/> and his rival, the equally mysterious [[Continuity Champ|Champion]], battle the forces of the Nine, striving to stave off the apocalypse which draws ever closer. A straightforward title, billed as "a gothic high fantasy with a touch of superheroics thrown in for good measure" (a kind of predecessor to the [[Lunaverse]] approach to storytelling).
+The enigmatic Thoreau<ref name=thoreaus/> and his rival, the equally mysterious [[Continuity Champ|Champion]], battle the forces of the [[Ring of Retcon|Nine]], striving to stave off the apocalypse which draws ever closer. A straightforward title, billed as "a gothic high fantasy with a touch of superheroics thrown in for good measure" (a kind of predecessor to the [[Lunaverse]] approach to storytelling).
 The series can be read on the [[Eyrie Archive]] [http://archives.eyrie.org/racc/lnh/Series/Tales.Continuity/ here].

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 '''Tales of Continuity''' was a right-angles-to-the-[[Looniverse]] [[Classic LNH]] series written by [[Jeff Barnes]].
-The enigmatic Thoreau<ref name=thoreaus/> and his rival, the equally mysterious [[Continuity Champ|Champion]], battle the forces of the Nine, striving to stave off the apocalypse which draws ever closer. A straightforward title, billed as "a gothic high fantasy with a touch of superheroics thrown in for good measure."
+The enigmatic Thoreau<ref name=thoreaus/> and his rival, the equally mysterious [[Continuity Champ|Champion]], battle the forces of the Nine, striving to stave off the apocalypse which draws ever closer. A straightforward title, billed as "a gothic high fantasy with a touch of superheroics thrown in for good measure" (a kind of predecessor to the [[Lunaverse]] approach to storytelling).
 The series can be read on the [[Eyrie Archive]] [http://archives.eyrie.org/racc/lnh/Series/Tales.Continuity/ here].

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	The enigmatic Thoreau and his rival, the equally mysterious [[Continuity Champ\|Champion]], battle the forces of the Nine, striving to stave off the apocalypse which draws ever closer. A straightforward title, billed as "a gothic high fantasy with a touch of superheroics thrown in for good measure."		The enigmatic Thoreau and his rival, the equally mysterious [[Continuity Champ\|Champion]], battle the forces of the Nine, striving to stave off the apocalypse which draws ever closer. A straightforward title, billed as "a gothic high fantasy with a touch of superheroics thrown in for good measure."