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| − | '''Saviors of the Net''' was a [[Chaotic Add-On Cascade]], kicked off by [[Arthur Spitzer]] and written part in 1998 and part in 2000. | + | '''Saviors of the Net''' was a [[Chaotic Add-On Cascade]] set in the [[Classic Looniverse]], kicked off by [[Arthur Spitzer]] and written part in 1998 and part in 2000. |
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== Contributing Writers == | == Contributing Writers == | ||
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* [[Mike McMullan]] | * [[Mike McMullan]] | ||
* [[Steven Howard]] | * [[Steven Howard]] | ||
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* [[Saxon Brenton]] | * [[Saxon Brenton]] | ||
* [[Jesse Willey]] | * [[Jesse Willey]] | ||
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* [[Martin Phipps]] | * [[Martin Phipps]] | ||
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| + | A new [[net.hero]] team has shown up on the streets of [[Net.ropolis]], and they're stealing the [[LNH (Classic Team)|LNH]]'s thunder. But is there more to the [[Saviors of the Net (Classic)|Saviors of the Net]] than it seems? Who is pulling their strings? What did [[Doctor Net.ropolis]] do? And why can't anyone remember? | ||
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| + | == Where to Read == | ||
=== The First Half === | === The First Half === | ||
| − | + | * [http://lists.eyrie.org/pipermail/racc/2006-March/001439.html Saviors of the Net #1]: By Arthur Spitzer | |
| − | + | * [http://lists.eyrie.org/pipermail/racc/2006-March/001478.html Saviors of the Net #2]: By Mike McMullan | |
| − | + | * [http://lists.eyrie.org/pipermail/racc/2006-March/001505.html Saviors of the Net #3]: By Steven Howard | |
| − | + | * [http://lists.eyrie.org/pipermail/racc/2006-April/001528.html Saviors of the Net #Pi]: By Amabel Holland | |
| − | + | * [http://lists.eyrie.org/pipermail/racc/2006-April/001555.html Saviors of the Net #4]: By Mike McMullan | |
| − | + | * [http://lists.eyrie.org/pipermail/racc/2006-April/001578.html Saviors of the Net #5]: By Saxon Brenton | |
| − | + | * [http://lists.eyrie.org/pipermail/racc/2006-April/001608.html Saviors of the Net #6]: By Arthur Spitzer | |
| − | + | * [http://lists.eyrie.org/pipermail/racc/2006-April/001630.html Saviors of the Net #2Pi]: By Amabel Holland | |
| − | + | * [http://lists.eyrie.org/pipermail/racc/2006-April/001642.html Saviors of the Net #7]: By Saxon Brenton | |
| − | + | * [http://lists.eyrie.org/pipermail/racc/2006-April/001683.html Saviors of the Net #8]: By Steven Howard | |
| − | + | * [http://lists.eyrie.org/pipermail/racc/2006-April/001718.html Saviors of the Net #9a]: By Arthur Spitzer | |
| − | + | * [http://lists.eyrie.org/pipermail/racc/2006-May/001827.html Saviors of the Net #9b]: By Jesse Willey | |
| − | + | * [http://lists.eyrie.org/pipermail/racc/2006-May/001850.html Saviors of the Net #10a] and [http://lists.eyrie.org/pipermail/racc/2006-May/001851.html 10b]: By Saxon Brenton | |
| − | + | * [http://lists.eyrie.org/pipermail/racc/2006-May/001892.html Saviors of the Net #11]: By Steven Howard | |
| − | + | * [http://lists.eyrie.org/pipermail/racc/2006-May/001924.html Saviors of the Net #12]: By Jesse Willey | |
=== The Second Half === | === The Second Half === | ||
| − | After the [[Mechanical Author]] [[Retcon|retconned]] away everyone's memories of the [[Saviors of the Net]], life in the [[Looniverse]] went back to normal and the ''Saviors'' series went on hiatus for a couple of years. It wasn't until the end of the ''[[Mutton Mania]]'' cascade in 2000 that Marc Singer resurrected the series, by making Mutton's epi-epilogue ''Saviors of the Net'' #13. | + | After the [[Mechanical Author]] [[Retcon|retconned]] away everyone's memories of the [[Saviors of the Net (Classic)|Saviors of the Net]], life in the [[Looniverse]] went back to normal and the ''Saviors'' series went on hiatus for a couple of years. It wasn't until the end of the ''[[Mutton Mania]]'' cascade in 2000 that Marc Singer resurrected the series, by making Mutton's epi-epilogue ''Saviors of the Net'' #13. |
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| + | * [http://lists.eyrie.org/pipermail/racc/2006-May/002034.html Saviors of the Net #12.5]: By Arthur Spitzer | ||
| + | * [http://lists.eyrie.org/pipermail/racc/2006-June/002055.html Saviors of the Net #13]: By Marc Singer | ||
| + | * [http://lists.eyrie.org/pipermail/racc/2006-June/002079.html Saviors of the Net #14]: By Marc Singer | ||
| + | * [http://lists.eyrie.org/pipermail/racc/2006-June/002115.html Saviors of the Net #15]: By Martin Phipps | ||
| + | * [http://lists.eyrie.org/pipermail/racc/2006-June/002145.html Saviors of the Net #16]: By Marc Singer | ||
| + | * [http://lists.eyrie.org/pipermail/racc/2006-June/002182.html Saviors of the Net #17a] and [http://lists.eyrie.org/pipermail/racc/2006-June/002231.html 17b]: By Marc Singer | ||
| + | * [http://lists.eyrie.org/pipermail/racc/2006-June/002244.html Arthur E.L. Presence #1]: By Martin Phipps | ||
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| + | == Legacy == | ||
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| + | ''Saviors of the Net'' is one of the stories that set the tone for the 21st-century LNH. Everything from the characters to the worldbuilding to the structure of the cascade to Amabel's weird issue numbering has inspired and influenced later works. | ||
| − | + | In 2013, Arthur wrote ''[https://lists.eyrie.org/pipermail/racc/2013-April/011602.html Before Saviors of the Net: Human Aquarium]'' as a parody of DC's ''Before Watchmen'' comics. | |
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[[Category:Classic LNH Cascades]] | [[Category:Classic LNH Cascades]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:34, 18 December 2024
Saviors of the Net was a Chaotic Add-On Cascade set in the Classic Looniverse, kicked off by Arthur Spitzer and written part in 1998 and part in 2000.
Contents
Contributing Writers
- Arthur Spitzer
- Mike McMullan
- Steven Howard
- Amabel Holland
- Saxon Brenton
- Jesse Willey
- Marc Singer
- Martin Phipps
Plot
A new net.hero team has shown up on the streets of Net.ropolis, and they're stealing the LNH's thunder. But is there more to the Saviors of the Net than it seems? Who is pulling their strings? What did Doctor Net.ropolis do? And why can't anyone remember?
Where to Read
The First Half
- Saviors of the Net #1: By Arthur Spitzer
- Saviors of the Net #2: By Mike McMullan
- Saviors of the Net #3: By Steven Howard
- Saviors of the Net #Pi: By Amabel Holland
- Saviors of the Net #4: By Mike McMullan
- Saviors of the Net #5: By Saxon Brenton
- Saviors of the Net #6: By Arthur Spitzer
- Saviors of the Net #2Pi: By Amabel Holland
- Saviors of the Net #7: By Saxon Brenton
- Saviors of the Net #8: By Steven Howard
- Saviors of the Net #9a: By Arthur Spitzer
- Saviors of the Net #9b: By Jesse Willey
- Saviors of the Net #10a and 10b: By Saxon Brenton
- Saviors of the Net #11: By Steven Howard
- Saviors of the Net #12: By Jesse Willey
The Second Half
After the Mechanical Author retconned away everyone's memories of the Saviors of the Net, life in the Looniverse went back to normal and the Saviors series went on hiatus for a couple of years. It wasn't until the end of the Mutton Mania cascade in 2000 that Marc Singer resurrected the series, by making Mutton's epi-epilogue Saviors of the Net #13.
- Saviors of the Net #12.5: By Arthur Spitzer
- Saviors of the Net #13: By Marc Singer
- Saviors of the Net #14: By Marc Singer
- Saviors of the Net #15: By Martin Phipps
- Saviors of the Net #16: By Marc Singer
- Saviors of the Net #17a and 17b: By Marc Singer
- Arthur E.L. Presence #1: By Martin Phipps
Legacy
Saviors of the Net is one of the stories that set the tone for the 21st-century LNH. Everything from the characters to the worldbuilding to the structure of the cascade to Amabel's weird issue numbering has inspired and influenced later works.
In 2013, Arthur wrote Before Saviors of the Net: Human Aquarium as a parody of DC's Before Watchmen comics.
