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'''Electrocutioner's Song''' was a deeply confusing [[Classic LNH]] [[crossover]]. It involved [[Jef The KaTeFan]]'s ''[[Halls Jordan and Cliche Dude]]'', [[Scav]]'s ''[[501 Blues]]: [[Rattler Hide Special]]'', [[wReam]]'s ''[[Ultimate Ninja (series)|Ultimate Ninja]]'' and [[Dave Van Domelen]]'s ''[[Crisis of Infinite Clones]]'', along with a '''Z-Team Special''' written by Jef. | '''Electrocutioner's Song''' was a deeply confusing [[Classic LNH]] [[crossover]]. It involved [[Jef The KaTeFan]]'s ''[[Halls Jordan and Cliche Dude]]'', [[Scav]]'s ''[[501 Blues]]: [[Rattler Hide Special]]'', [[wReam]]'s ''[[Ultimate Ninja (series)|Ultimate Ninja]]'' and [[Dave Van Domelen]]'s ''[[Crisis of Infinite Clones]]'', along with a '''Z-Team Special''' written by Jef. | ||
| − | + | == Plot == | |
| − | + | The evil renegade from the past, [[Table]], finds [[Plot-Error Man]] in the wreckage of the ''[[Cosmic Plot Device Caper]]'', and uses him to resurrect his beloved [[Chair]]. The [[Z-Team]] has been hired by a mysterious benefactor to take out the [[Ultimate Ninja]]. [[Manga Man]], working for Table, inflitrates the [[LNH (Classic Team)|LNH]]. [[Sig.File Man]] looks for [[SideKick Man]] in vain. [[Mister Minister]] commands an army of [[Marvel Zombie Lad]]s. | |
| − | + | [[Sufferyng]] plots with [[Acton Lord]] – but is it [[PrimeClone Acton Lord]], [[Golden Age Acton Lord]] or [[wReamed Acton Lord]]? Who is the [[Electrocutioner]]? What is the secret of [[Taskani]]? Plus, the [[Fan.dom of the Alt.ra]]! [[Lagneto]] and the [[Netter Liberation Front]]! [[Crossover Queen]] and the [[X-Over Men]]! And a set of one-of-a-kind not-valuable-in-the-slightest collectible trading cards! | |
== Issues == | == Issues == | ||
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||[[Crisis of Infinite Clones]] #3||[[Dave Van Domelen]] | ||[[Crisis of Infinite Clones]] #3||[[Dave Van Domelen]] | ||
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| + | == Where to Read == | ||
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| + | ''Electrocutioner's Song'' was reposted as part of [[Arthur Spitzer]]'s "Classic LNH Adventures" series: | ||
| + | * [https://lists.eyrie.org/pipermail/racc/2023-March/019375.html Part One] (''Halls Jordan and Cliche Dude'' #1/''Rattler Hide Special'' #1) | ||
| + | * [https://lists.eyrie.org/pipermail/racc/2023-March/019376.html Part Two] (''Crisis of Infinite Clones'' #1/''Ultimate Ninja'' #1) | ||
| + | * [https://lists.eyrie.org/pipermail/racc/2023-March/019381.html Part Three] (''Halls Jordan and Cliche Dude'' #2/''Rattler Hide Special'' #2/''Z-Team Special'') | ||
| + | * [https://lists.eyrie.org/pipermail/racc/2023-April/019391.html Part Four] (''Ultimate Ninja'' #2/''Crisis of Infinite Clones'' #2) | ||
| + | * [https://lists.eyrie.org/pipermail/racc/2023-April/019448.html Part Five] (''Halls Jordan and Cliche Dude'' #3/''Rattler Hide Special'' #3) | ||
| + | * [https://lists.eyrie.org/pipermail/racc/2023-April/019449.html Part Six] (''Ultimate Ninja'' #3/''Crisis of Infinite Clones'' #3) | ||
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| + | It can also be read on the [[Eyrie Archive]], on the [http://archives.eyrie.org/racc/lnh/Crossovers/Electrocutioners.Song.gz web] or by [ftp://ftp.eyrie.org/racc/lnh/Crossovers/Electrocutioners.Song.gz FTP] | ||
== Legacy == | == Legacy == | ||
| − | ''[[ | + | ''Electrocutioner's Song'' set up and/or developed a lot of elements which would be important in their respective characters' works. The tension between [[Rebel Yell]] and [[Lurking Girl]] over [[Lurking Lass]] would become the main driver of the next chapter of ''[[501 Blues]]''; [[Ultimate Ninja]]'s struggles with leadership would be a major theme of [[Ultimate Ninja (series)|his series]]; and [[Sig.Lad]]'s destabilization, the multiple [[Acton Lord]]s, and the appearance of the [[Sword of Sig]] set up plot elements that would be crucial in ''[[Constellation (series)|Constellation]]'' and ''[[Dvandom Force (series)|Dvandom Force]]''. |
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[[Category:Crossovers]] | [[Category:Crossovers]] | ||
Latest revision as of 06:11, 1 October 2023
Electrocutioner's Song was a deeply confusing Classic LNH crossover. It involved Jef The KaTeFan's Halls Jordan and Cliche Dude, Scav's 501 Blues: Rattler Hide Special, wReam's Ultimate Ninja and Dave Van Domelen's Crisis of Infinite Clones, along with a Z-Team Special written by Jef.
Contents
Plot
The evil renegade from the past, Table, finds Plot-Error Man in the wreckage of the Cosmic Plot Device Caper, and uses him to resurrect his beloved Chair. The Z-Team has been hired by a mysterious benefactor to take out the Ultimate Ninja. Manga Man, working for Table, inflitrates the LNH. Sig.File Man looks for SideKick Man in vain. Mister Minister commands an army of Marvel Zombie Lads.
Sufferyng plots with Acton Lord – but is it PrimeClone Acton Lord, Golden Age Acton Lord or wReamed Acton Lord? Who is the Electrocutioner? What is the secret of Taskani? Plus, the Fan.dom of the Alt.ra! Lagneto and the Netter Liberation Front! Crossover Queen and the X-Over Men! And a set of one-of-a-kind not-valuable-in-the-slightest collectible trading cards!
Issues
Where to Read
Electrocutioner's Song was reposted as part of Arthur Spitzer's "Classic LNH Adventures" series:
- Part One (Halls Jordan and Cliche Dude #1/Rattler Hide Special #1)
- Part Two (Crisis of Infinite Clones #1/Ultimate Ninja #1)
- Part Three (Halls Jordan and Cliche Dude #2/Rattler Hide Special #2/Z-Team Special)
- Part Four (Ultimate Ninja #2/Crisis of Infinite Clones #2)
- Part Five (Halls Jordan and Cliche Dude #3/Rattler Hide Special #3)
- Part Six (Ultimate Ninja #3/Crisis of Infinite Clones #3)
It can also be read on the Eyrie Archive, on the web or by FTP
Legacy
Electrocutioner's Song set up and/or developed a lot of elements which would be important in their respective characters' works. The tension between Rebel Yell and Lurking Girl over Lurking Lass would become the main driver of the next chapter of 501 Blues; Ultimate Ninja's struggles with leadership would be a major theme of his series; and Sig.Lad's destabilization, the multiple Acton Lords, and the appearance of the Sword of Sig set up plot elements that would be crucial in Constellation and Dvandom Force.
