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| − | '''Ted Brock''' | + | '''Ted Brock''' is a [[Writer]] who has come and gone, come and gone, come and gone, and one day, hopefully, shall come again! He has also been known as '''Arsenal''' and '''The Lone Warrior'''. |
| + | Ted started on [[RACC]] with the original [[Starfall]] [[imprint]]. His first LNH story was ''[[Johnny Fearless (series)|Johnny Fearless]]'', a noirish tale featuring the titular reporter; from there, he moved to the ongoing ''[[a.outSiders (series)|a.outSiders]]'', about a team of outlaw [[net.hero]]es framed for a crime they didn't commit, and dipped his toes into the [[RACCCafe]]. In ''[[Birth Of A Villain]]'', he introduced [[Twaelia Brock]], his character from the storytelling universe of [[alt.barney.dinosaur.die.die.die]] (yep, that was very much a thing). But in 1999, the [[Apathy Beast]] hit him hard, and he fell away from RACC. | ||
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Revision as of 00:40, 10 April 2019
Ted Brock is a Writer who has come and gone, come and gone, come and gone, and one day, hopefully, shall come again! He has also been known as Arsenal and The Lone Warrior.
Ted started on RACC with the original Starfall imprint. His first LNH story was Johnny Fearless, a noirish tale featuring the titular reporter; from there, he moved to the ongoing a.outSiders, about a team of outlaw net.heroes framed for a crime they didn't commit, and dipped his toes into the RACCCafe. In Birth Of A Villain, he introduced Twaelia Brock, his character from the storytelling universe of alt.barney.dinosaur.die.die.die (yep, that was very much a thing). But in 1999, the Apathy Beast hit him hard, and he fell away from RACC.
