Which one carries on the main MU thread? Is it the Destroyer of Destinies' TNGish story?
More than one story, actually, will involve the big-ass storyline.Which one carries on the main MU thread? Is it the Destroyer of Destinies' TNGish story?
More than one story, actually, will involve the big-ass storyline.Which one carries on the main MU thread? Is it the Destroyer of Destinies' TNGish story?![]()
And, in fact, the guide will cover all the MU stories, regardless of whether or not they're consistent. There'll be a "main" timeline, which will include the televised MU adventures and the recent fiction (Glass Empires, Obisidian Alliances, Shards and Shadows, Warpath, Fearful Symmetry, and Turnaround), with sidebars for other excursions (Dark Mirror, Dark Passions, various comic books, the Shatner books, etc.).And we can now reveal that there's a handy guide to the "main" Mirror Universe, incorporating references to the novels and short stories, in STM 15, out US Christmas week, out UK early January, written by (fill in your own reference to KRAD)... It doesn't spoil the stories but gives an indication where they all fit in the MU's history.
Maybe I've been out of the loop, but what, pray, is Turnaround?
Maybe I've been out of the loop, but what, pray, is Turnaround?
Peter David's recent New Frontier comic series.
Cool, so hopefully it should fill in the gaps then.
Maybe I've been out of the loop, but what, pray, is Turnaround?
No, I meant that the NF short story filling in the gaps between Cutting Ties, and Turnaround. I guess I should have been more specific, sorry.Cool, so hopefully it should fill in the gaps then.
If you're referring to the timeline, then it doesn't try to second guess any future volumes - it just charts the dates and places that are now "established".
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No, I meant that the NF short story filling in the gaps between Cutting Ties, and Turnaround. I guess I should have been more specific, sorry.Cool, so hopefully it should fill in the gaps then.
If you're referring to the timeline, then it doesn't try to second guess any future volumes - it just charts the dates and places that are now "established".
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There was a very good reason for the change, but I'm not at liberty to say what it is. But the T'Pol cover is the new one and the one that will be on the book, yes.
And I gotta say once again, looking at that cover and having re-watched "In a Mirror, Darkly" again for the MU timeline I put together for the magazine, that Jolene Blalock looks so much better!!!!!! with the long hair....
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