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Revision as of 03:54, 17 December 2018
System Corruptors is an anthology title that anyone can write, focusing on the Classic Looniverse's net.villains![1]
Issues and Storylines
| Issue(s)
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Title
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Author
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| Issues #1-4 [2]
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"The Bellerophon Gambit"
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Dave Van Domelen
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| Issue #2
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Jungle Cheesecake Prelude
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wReam
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| Issues #2 and #3
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"Net Star"
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Martin Phipps
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| Issue #3
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"Stereotype Squad"
|
Martin Phipps
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| Issues #4 and #5
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"In Pursuit of the Net.Heroes"
|
Martin Phipps
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| Issue #5
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Paper Tigers Prologue
|
Dave Van Domelen
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| Issue #5
|
"The Red Head"
|
Martin Phipps
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| Issues #5-6
|
"You Only Live Two or Three Thousand Times, Tops!"
|
K.M. Wilcox
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| Issue #7
|
"The Grads Versus the Frat Boys"
|
Martin Phipps
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| Issues #7-8
|
"Exotic Blends"
|
Dave Van Domelen
|
| Issue #9
|
Pliable Lad: "Stretching the Truth" Prologue
|
Mike Escutia
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| Issue #9
|
"Psykeye"
|
Martin Phipps
|
| Issues #10-13
|
"Read Between the Lines"
|
Mike Escutia
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| Issues #10 and #12
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"Psycret Wars"
|
Martin Phipps
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| Issue #11
|
"Rambug"
|
K.M. Wilcox
|
| [#14] |
"Talking Heads", a Robot Invasion crossover |
Dave Van Domelen
|
| [#1] |
"Robot Invasion Epilogue" |
Dave Van Domelen
|
| [#15] |
"The Tangled Web of Deception" |
Martin Phipps
|
| [#16] |
"Retcon Hour Alpha" |
Jeff McCoskey and Matt Rossi
|
| [#1] |
"System Control" |
The Mystic Mongoose
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| [#17-20] |
"Manifest Destiny" |
Martin Phipps
|
| [#21] |
"The LNH Files" |
Martin Phipps
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| [#21] |
"School for Swindle", part one of The Employee-Empowered, Paradigm-Shifted, Individually-Owned, Downsized, Streamlined, Re-Invigorated Crimes of the Brotherhood of Net.Villains |
Jeff McCoskey
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| [#22] |
"Bee Is For Bacillus" |
Jamas Enright
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| [#22] |
"Crimes of the Brotherhood: The Aftermath" |
Martin Phipps
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| [#23] |
"Files" |
Jamas Enright
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| [#24] |
"The Fan.Boy of Evil— Otaku!" |
Tom Russell
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| [#24] |
"Secret of the Headquarters?" |
Dave Van Domelen
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| [#24] |
"A Possible Origin for Skunk Girl" |
Ted Brock
|
| [#25] |
"What Am I Going To Otaku?" |
Tom Russell
|
| [#26] |
"The Coming of the Octopus", or, "Operation: Net.Zealand" |
Tom Russell
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| Issue #30 [3]
|
"Focus on: The New Brotherhood of Net.Villains`^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H`*HEROES?!"
|
Ted Brock
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| [#31] |
"Mind-O-Saurus Knows Best!" |
Arthur Spitzer
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| Issue #27 [4]
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"Labyrinth"
|
Rob Rogers
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| Issue #28
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"The Queen's Tale"
|
Jeanne Morningstar
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| Issue #29
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"Before the Fall"
|
Rob Rogers
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| Issue #32
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"The Heroine's Journey, Chapter 1: Netscape: Torment"
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Jeanne Morningstar
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| Issue #33
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"Exclusive Economic Zone"
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Drew Perron
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| Issues #34-35
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"Rise of the East Coast Brotherhood"
|
Jeanne Morningstar
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- ↑ Not to be confused with the System Corrupters.
- ↑ The first thirteen issues of System Corruptors have multiple serial stories per issue by different writers (as do a few of the later issues). They will be listed here by storyline, and linked to by where they are in the archive. The Eyrie Archive's directory for the series has a helpful notes file that explains further.
- ↑ After issue #26, Ted Brock skipped forward to #30 by accident. Years later, #31 was posted, then Rob Rogers skipped back to #27. #28 and 29 were posted in order, and afterwards, Jeanne Morningstar resumed with #32.
- ↑ Issue #27, "Labyrinth", won RACCies Favorite Single Issue in 2011.
