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'''Bad Forms''' was a [[Classic LNH]] crossover involving the return of the [[Multiversal Office]]. The main storyline was written by [[Dave Van Domelen]] and [[Rob Rogers]] in the pages of ''[[Constellation (series)|Constellation]]'' and ''[[The Adventures of Easily-Discovered Man]]'', with tie-ins by [[Mike Escutia]], [[Hubert Bartels]] and [[Eric Sturgeon]] in ''[[Pliable Lad (series)|Pliable Lad]]'', ''[[Tales of the LNH]]'' and ''[[Errand Boy (series)|Errand Boy]]''. | '''Bad Forms''' was a [[Classic LNH]] crossover involving the return of the [[Multiversal Office]]. The main storyline was written by [[Dave Van Domelen]] and [[Rob Rogers]] in the pages of ''[[Constellation (series)|Constellation]]'' and ''[[The Adventures of Easily-Discovered Man]]'', with tie-ins by [[Mike Escutia]], [[Hubert Bartels]] and [[Eric Sturgeon]] in ''[[Pliable Lad (series)|Pliable Lad]]'', ''[[Tales of the LNH]]'' and ''[[Errand Boy (series)|Errand Boy]]''. | ||
| − | [[Acton Lord]] is trying to corrupt the [[Universal Office]], and all over [[Net.ropolis]], [[net. | + | [[Acton Lord]] is trying to corrupt the [[Universal Office]], and all over [[Net.ropolis]], [[net.hero]]es are being caught in an insidious maze of red tape! Can the [[Secret Dvanders]] stop it? Will [[Kid Anarky]], [[Easily-Discovered Man]] and [[Easily-Discovered Man Lite|EDM Lite]] survive its trials? And what is the ancient archetype that connects Acton Lord and [[Sig.Lad]]? |
While the ''[[Wrath of the Administrator]]'' version of the Office was more Kafka-esque, ''Bad Forms'' presented a sillier, more puzzle-based take on it, as befits the difference between the [[Net.Trenchcoat Brigade]] and the LNH. | While the ''[[Wrath of the Administrator]]'' version of the Office was more Kafka-esque, ''Bad Forms'' presented a sillier, more puzzle-based take on it, as befits the difference between the [[Net.Trenchcoat Brigade]] and the LNH. | ||
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| − | + | |[[Constellation (series)|Constellation]] #13 | |
| − | + | |[[Dave Van Domelen]] | |
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| − | + | |[[Errand Boy (series)|Errand Boy]] #3 | |
| − | + | |[[Stirge]] | |
| − | + | |- | |
| − | + | |[[Pliable Lad (series)|Pliable Lad]] #9-10 | |
| − | + | |[[Mike Escutia]] | |
| − | + | |- | |
| + | |[[Tales of the LNH]] #297 | ||
| + | |[[Hubert Bartels]] | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | |[[The Adventures of Easily-Discovered Man]] #8 | ||
| + | |[[Rob Rogers]] | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | |[[Constellation (series)|Constellation]] #14-15 | ||
| + | |[[Dave Van Domelen]] | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | |[[The Adventures of Easily-Discovered Man]] #9 | ||
| + | |[[Rob Rogers]] | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | |[[Constellation (series)|Constellation]] #16 | ||
| + | |[[Dave Van Domelen]] | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | |[[The Adventures of Easily-Discovered Man]] #10 | ||
| + | |[[Rob Rogers]] | ||
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[[Category:Crossovers]] | [[Category:Crossovers]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:03, 15 March 2019
Bad Forms was a Classic LNH crossover involving the return of the Multiversal Office. The main storyline was written by Dave Van Domelen and Rob Rogers in the pages of Constellation and The Adventures of Easily-Discovered Man, with tie-ins by Mike Escutia, Hubert Bartels and Eric Sturgeon in Pliable Lad, Tales of the LNH and Errand Boy.
Acton Lord is trying to corrupt the Universal Office, and all over Net.ropolis, net.heroes are being caught in an insidious maze of red tape! Can the Secret Dvanders stop it? Will Kid Anarky, Easily-Discovered Man and EDM Lite survive its trials? And what is the ancient archetype that connects Acton Lord and Sig.Lad?
While the Wrath of the Administrator version of the Office was more Kafka-esque, Bad Forms presented a sillier, more puzzle-based take on it, as befits the difference between the Net.Trenchcoat Brigade and the LNH.
