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| − | '''The Golden LNH-Men''' was an [[Elsewhirls]] miniseries written by [[Jeff McCoskey]] back in 1994. | + | '''The Golden LNH-Men''' was an [[Elsewhirls]] miniseries written by [[Jeff McCoskey]] back in 1994, consisting of seven issues and two specials, ''The Fate of Familiar'' and ''The Trial of Deluge''. |
== Plot == | == Plot == | ||
''Golden LNH-Men'' depicted an alternate version of the LNH, doing a dark, gritty, "realistic" storyline which paid homage to Alan Moore's ''Watchmen''. Yes, this is a thing that actually happened. | ''Golden LNH-Men'' depicted an alternate version of the LNH, doing a dark, gritty, "realistic" storyline which paid homage to Alan Moore's ''Watchmen''. Yes, this is a thing that actually happened. | ||
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| + | == Where to Read == | ||
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| + | The series can be read on the [[Eyrie Archive]] over [http://archives.eyrie.org/racc/lnh/Miniseries/Golden.LNH-Men/ here]. | ||
== Awards == | == Awards == | ||
| − | + | ''Golden LNH-Men'' won [[RACCies:Favorite Miniseries]] and [[Accies:Favorite Miniseries]] in the 1994 awards, and was inducted into the [[RACC Hall of Fame]] in 2007. | |
| − | == | + | == Legacy == |
| − | + | [[Peter Milan]] wrote a sequel, ''[[LNH-Men: The Silver Age]]''. | |
[[Category:Miniseries]] | [[Category:Miniseries]] | ||
[[Category:Elsewhirls]] | [[Category:Elsewhirls]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:00, 18 December 2024
The Golden LNH-Men was an Elsewhirls miniseries written by Jeff McCoskey back in 1994, consisting of seven issues and two specials, The Fate of Familiar and The Trial of Deluge.
Contents
Plot
Golden LNH-Men depicted an alternate version of the LNH, doing a dark, gritty, "realistic" storyline which paid homage to Alan Moore's Watchmen. Yes, this is a thing that actually happened.
Where to Read
The series can be read on the Eyrie Archive over here.
Awards
Golden LNH-Men won RACCies:Favorite Miniseries and Accies:Favorite Miniseries in the 1994 awards, and was inducted into the RACC Hall of Fame in 2007.
Legacy
Peter Milan wrote a sequel, LNH-Men: The Silver Age.
