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'''Unlikely Aliens''' is a [[Classic LNH]] series by [[Scott Johnson]], featuring the [[Unlikely Aliens|titular team of bizarre beings]] brought together from other worlds into the [[Looniverse]]. It used many RPG-inspired elements, with each of the Aliens coming from a different kind of RPG-type world.

It crossed over with both ''[[Retcon Hour]]'' and ''[[Crimes of the Brotherhood]]''.

It can be read on the [[Eyrie Archive]] [https://archives.eyrie.org/racc/lnh/Series/Unlikely.Aliens/ here].

== Legacy ==

''Unlikely Aliens'' was not one of the most acclaimed or awarded series of the 1994-1995 period it came out, mainly because that period was just ''so dense'' with good LNH writing, holy crap. But it proved influential on a couple of crucial storylines later on. The portrayal of [[Manga Man]] in the [[Crimes of the Brotherhood]] crossover inspired [[Drew Nilium]]'s revamp of the character in the ''[[Just Imagine]]'' cycle. It was also a loose conceptual inspiration for ''[[Post-Metal Doomcore]]''.

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 == Legacy ==
-''Unlikely Aliens'' was not one of the most acclaimed or awarded series of the 1994-1995 period it came out, mainly because that period was just ''so dense'' with good LNH writing, holy crap. But its influence trickled down thru later writers. The portrayal of [[Manga Man]] in the ''[[Crimes of the Brotherhood]]'' crossover inspired [[Drew Nilium]]'s revamp of the character in the ''[[Just Imagine]]'' cycle. It was also a loose conceptual inspiration for ''[[Post-Metal Doomcore]]''.
+''Unlikely Aliens'' was not one of the most acclaimed or awarded series of the 1994-1995 period it came out, mainly because that period was just ''so dense'' with good LNH writing, holy crap. But its influence trickled down thru later writers. The portrayal of [[Manga Man]] in the ''[[Crimes of the Brotherhood]]'' crossover inspired [[Drew Nilium]]'s revamp of the character in the ''[[Just Imagine Saxon Brenton's RACCies!|Just Imagine]]'' cycle. It was also a loose conceptual inspiration for ''[[Post-Metal Doomcore]]''.
 It was homaged (along with numerous other series) in ''[[Digital JUMP!]] Special'' #1.
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	''Unlikely Aliens'' was not one of the most acclaimed or awarded series of the 1994-1995 period it came out, mainly because that period was just ''so dense'' with good LNH writing, holy crap. But it proved influential on a couple of crucial storylines later on. The portrayal of [[Manga Man]] in the [[Crimes of the Brotherhood]] crossover inspired [[Drew Nilium]]'s revamp of the character in the ''[[Just Imagine]]'' cycle. It was also a loose conceptual inspiration for ''[[Post-Metal Doomcore]]''.		''Unlikely Aliens'' was not one of the most acclaimed or awarded series of the 1994-1995 period it came out, mainly because that period was just ''so dense'' with good LNH writing, holy crap. But it proved influential on a couple of crucial storylines later on. The portrayal of [[Manga Man]] in the [[Crimes of the Brotherhood]] crossover inspired [[Drew Nilium]]'s revamp of the character in the ''[[Just Imagine]]'' cycle. It was also a loose conceptual inspiration for ''[[Post-Metal Doomcore]]''.
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 It crossed over with both ''[[Retcon Hour]]'' and ''[[Crimes of the Brotherhood]]''.
-It can be read on the [[Eyrie Archive]] [https://archives.eyrie.org/racc/lnh/Series/Unlikely.Aliens/ here].
+== Where to Read ==
 == Legacy ==