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== Full List of LNH Works == | == Full List of LNH Works == | ||
| − | * ''[[The Adventures of Easily-Discovered Man]]'' #1- | + | * ''[[The Adventures of Easily-Discovered Man]]'' #1-59 (#25 co-written with [[Jaelle]]) |
* ''[[Beige Countdown]]'' #10-9 | * ''[[Beige Countdown]]'' #10-9 | ||
* ''[[Beige Midnight]]'' #10 (co-written with [[Arthur Spitzer]]) | * ''[[Beige Midnight]]'' #10 (co-written with [[Arthur Spitzer]]) | ||
Revision as of 17:09, 8 July 2024
Rob Rogers is awesome.
No, seriously! He wrote – and still writes – the infinitely humorous and charactertastic The Adventures of Easily-Discovered Man (with accompanying Substitute Lad miniseries), started the epic Birth of a Villain and Mutton Mania cascades, wrote the amazing Dead Presidents arc in LNH Comics Presents... this dude is a house. I mean, he's won RACCies:Favorite Writer six times! Plus, he won Accies:Favorite Writer thrice, and the very first Newbie Award!
Full List of LNH Works
- The Adventures of Easily-Discovered Man #1-59 (#25 co-written with Jaelle)
- Beige Countdown #10-9
- Beige Midnight #10 (co-written with Arthur Spitzer)
- Birth of a Villain #1, 9, 16, 22, 26
- Dvandom Force Annual #1 (contributed)
- Easily-Discovered Man Lite vs. Continuity Champ
- Jesse Willey's Grocery List #2
- Leadership Cry.sig: Net.ropolis 2023 #5
- LNH Comics Presents #52-54, 58, 98, 500 (co-written with Arthur Spitzer), 501 (Infinite Leadership Crisis Parts 17-19, 23, 63, 465-466)
- LNH Comics Presents #503-506 (Dead Presidents)
- Most Important Superhero Team Ever #Most Important Number One Issue Ever (co-written with Arthur Spitzer)
- Mutton Mania #1, 5, 14, 22, Epilogue
- Omaha Project #4
- Substitute Lad #1-3
- The Syrup of the Gods (co-written with Arthur Spitzer and Scott Eiler)
- System Corruptors #27, 29
- Who Killed the Cat With Glasses? (co-written with Arthur Spitzer, Saxon Brenton, and Scott Eiler)
