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'''Jeanne Morningstar''' is full of emotions and elaborate continuity theories. | '''Jeanne Morningstar''' is full of emotions and elaborate continuity theories. | ||
| − | They started writing for [[RACC]] in their late teens in 2002 (under the name ''Adrian McClure'') with the vaguely Green Lantern-inspired ''[[Sentry]]'', which lasted all of one issue, and joined the LNH with ''[[Ultimate Mercenary (series)|Ultimate Mercenary]]'' in 2003. They wrote that miniseries at a highly erratic pace for several years before succumbing to the [[Apathy Beast]] in 2006 and forgetting all about RACC for a good six years. | + | They started writing for [[RACC]] in their late teens in 2002 (under the name ''Adrian McClure'') with the vaguely Green Lantern-inspired ''[[Sentry]]''<ref name=patrol/>, which lasted all of one issue, and joined the LNH with ''[[Ultimate Mercenary (series)|Ultimate Mercenary]]'' in 2003. They wrote that miniseries at a highly erratic pace for several years before succumbing to the [[Apathy Beast]] in 2006 and forgetting all about RACC for a good six years. |
In late 2011, however, they rediscovered RACC and returned from limbo just as a new era was beginning, somewhat like Captain America. They helped draw up a lot of the framework for [[LNH20]] along with [[Drew Nilium]] and [[Lalo Martins]]. They wrote a fair amount of the ''[[Spoon of Destiny Saga]]'', as well as the conclusion to the original UM miniseries, and an [[Ultimate Mercenary v20|LNH20 Ultimate Mercenary series]]. | In late 2011, however, they rediscovered RACC and returned from limbo just as a new era was beginning, somewhat like Captain America. They helped draw up a lot of the framework for [[LNH20]] along with [[Drew Nilium]] and [[Lalo Martins]]. They wrote a fair amount of the ''[[Spoon of Destiny Saga]]'', as well as the conclusion to the original UM miniseries, and an [[Ultimate Mercenary v20|LNH20 Ultimate Mercenary series]]. | ||
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| + | <ref name=patrol>Not to be confused with the vaguely-''Green Lantern''-inspired [[Patrol]] imprint. | ||
<ref name=footnotes>Since getting into Transformers and reading the [https://tfwiki.net/wiki/Main_Page Transformers Wiki], they also put in a lot of footnotes.</ref> | <ref name=footnotes>Since getting into Transformers and reading the [https://tfwiki.net/wiki/Main_Page Transformers Wiki], they also put in a lot of footnotes.</ref> | ||
<ref name=forget>The issue they routinely forget they ever wrote.</ref> | <ref name=forget>The issue they routinely forget they ever wrote.</ref> | ||
Revision as of 16:42, 26 February 2022
Jeanne Morningstar is full of emotions and elaborate continuity theories.
They started writing for RACC in their late teens in 2002 (under the name Adrian McClure) with the vaguely Green Lantern-inspired Sentry[1], which lasted all of one issue, and joined the LNH with Ultimate Mercenary in 2003. They wrote that miniseries at a highly erratic pace for several years before succumbing to the Apathy Beast in 2006 and forgetting all about RACC for a good six years.
In late 2011, however, they rediscovered RACC and returned from limbo just as a new era was beginning, somewhat like Captain America. They helped draw up a lot of the framework for LNH20 along with Drew Nilium and Lalo Martins. They wrote a fair amount of the Spoon of Destiny Saga, as well as the conclusion to the original UM miniseries, and an LNH20 Ultimate Mercenary series.
While the conclusion to Just Imagine and Spoon of Destiny were held up by various things, they worked on Just Another Multi-Writer Cascade That Will Probably Never Have An Ending, which integrated characters and plotlines from the Ultimate Mercenary mini into the Looniverse. This led to a new series— The Liminals, the most goofy, emotionally intense, and queer thing they've written to date.
Their work tends toward the highly mythic, introspective and descriptive, but has been getting increasingly silly over the years. And also increasingly gay. If there's an entry in this wiki that goes into ridiculous detail on backstory and has fairly convoluted syntax, it was probably written by them.[2]
They are a lifelong fan of Doctor Who, beginning with reading some of the novelizations and Wilderness Years-era novels (the source of the frequently occurring "capacious pockets").
Like Chris Claremont, they have a lot of running subplots and will never, ever stop bringing characters back once they've written them.
Drew Nilium is their "roommate" and frequent behind-the-scenes collaborator. Together, they've played a major role in defining the structure of the LNH in the post Beige Midnight era, introducing a lot of ridiculously elaborate and elaborately ridiculous new worldbuilding elements and ongoing plotlines.
Contents
Description
They have hazel eyes.
Full List of LNH Works
Classic LNH
- Another LNH Title? Really? #7-8, Free Comic Book Day Special, 10-13
- Chicks in Space #1-2
- Hungry, Hungry Sabertooths! #4, 6, 7.5, 10, 14, #ERR_19834_ASKDAFJKADSLF, 18, 6pi III, 6pi.VI.6, 29, INFINITY, 31, 33-34, 47 add-on, 49
- Jesse Willey's Grocery List #11
- Just Another Multi-Writer Cascade That Will Probably Never Have an Ending #4, 8, 12
- Just Imagine Saxon Brenton Presents the RACCies... Again! #3
- Just Imagine Saxon Brenton and the Writers of RACC in: RACCies the Final! Symphony of Genesis #0-1 (with Drew Nilium)
- Legion of Net.Heroes Volume 2 #50 (with Drew, Rob, Scott, Dave, Arthur, Martin and Saxon), 51 Second Add-On, 58.5.ENDING
- Legion of Net.Heroes Volume 3 #3
- The Liminals #1-8
- LNH Comics Presents #510.5 [3]
- President Evil #5-6
- Retcon Year #1-2
- System Corruptors #28, 32, 34-35
- Ultimate Mercenary #1-7
- WikiLull #3, 6, 8, 10, 12, After #2, 4-4.5, A scene from the future/past of WikiLull..., Another Interlude, Final Epilogue, Pre-Final Epilogue
LNH20
- A Drop of Blood Add-On
- Bite-Size Tales of the LNH v20 #5-5.5, 15, 20.5
- FLASH! LNH Comics Presents Monthly: "Trick or Trial of Earth!", "A Christmas Grumble", and "Dream Date"
- LNH20 Comics Presents #1, 2 (with Drew Nilium, Martin Phipps, and Dave Van Domelen), 5, 9, 12, 15 (with Arthur Spitzer), 21
- Ultimate Mercenary v20 #1-6
- Post-Metal Doomcore Prelude to a Prologue, #1
LNHY
- Death of Trophy Wife #2, 6
- Looniverse Y #13-14
Other/Assorted
- Cover Gallery #28i, 1000i, 1002i, 1004i, 1009i, 1012i/50i, 52i, 57i-61i
- Seeing If I Can Post Man: The Dark Poster Returns
- Various RACCCafe posts, notably Writefail.
See Also
Footnotes
- ↑ Not to be confused with the vaguely-Green Lantern-inspired Patrol imprint. <ref name=footnotes>Since getting into Transformers and reading the Transformers Wiki, they also put in a lot of footnotes.
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