Difference between revisions of "Lunaverse"
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== List of Stories == | == List of Stories == | ||
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These are stories from various LNH imprints reflecting the influence of urban fantasy, horror, and other strangness, sometimes interacting with but outside the [[NTB]], much or all which would likely fit under the Lunaverse umbrella today. | These are stories from various LNH imprints reflecting the influence of urban fantasy, horror, and other strangness, sometimes interacting with but outside the [[NTB]], much or all which would likely fit under the Lunaverse umbrella today. | ||
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* The Devil Came Down to Georgia (arc from ''[[The Daily Super Short-Short Story]]'') | * The Devil Came Down to Georgia (arc from ''[[The Daily Super Short-Short Story]]'') | ||
| − | === Lunverse Proper | + | === Lunverse Proper === |
Stories dating from after the formal institution of the imprint. | Stories dating from after the formal institution of the imprint. | ||
Revision as of 21:18, 24 February 2022
Lunaverse (or LUNA) is an LNH-related imprint on rec.arts.comics.creative.
Created as an update of the NTB, Lunaverse stories are those that take a step out of the superhero mindset and into the viewpoint of urban fantasy. These stories can take place in any of the LNH universes; the same worlds, but different perspectives on them. They're often creepy, sad, or strange, full of horror and full of strangeness; but at the same time, full of wonder, hope, and joy that the world is as weird, dark and unknowable as it is.
List of Stories
Pre-Luna-Ish
These are stories from various LNH imprints reflecting the influence of urban fantasy, horror, and other strangness, sometimes interacting with but outside the NTB, much or all which would likely fit under the Lunaverse umbrella today.
LNHY:
- The Devil Came Down to Georgia (arc from The Daily Super Short-Short Story)
Lunverse Proper
Stories dating from after the formal institution of the imprint.
Classic:
