Day eleven

[ink_in_hand]

One relatively unknown comic series I have an horrible artistic crush on is Cadillacs and Dinosaurs, also called Xenozoic Tales. Taking place in a post-apocalyptic Earth, dinosaurs and other prehistoric beasties have returned and the humans of today are mostly lore and a mystery to the humans that remain. And a new race, that shows up from time to time, the Grith, are obscure reclusive keepers of the Earth. They're the only instance in which I don't mind the Dinosauroid look.

It's out of print, and hard to find, but I highly recommend it if you have even a passing interest in the prehistoric. The main characters are complex and even the minor ones have a depth to them. It does have a short animated series that with some internet searching you can probably find. /advert

EDIT: Might as well as participate in that question meme going around too. So go ahead and ask me stuff, I almost never know what to say about myself otherwise.

Comments

[graycalls.livejournal.com]

What would you recommend as a good fanfiction to someone just starting to read Beast Wars Fanfiction?

(Purely out of curiosity, that and the off-chance I'll see something new.)

[ink-in-hand.livejournal.com]

Oh slag.

...I really don't know of that many Beast Wars fanfics. When first delving into the fandom I ran into Wayward Insecticon's stories (http://www.insecticons.com/fic.html), I liked them and went looking for more. But trying to wade through ff.net scared me off from the rest.

Although, now that I can make my way around the various comms out there, I should probably change that.

[graycalls.livejournal.com]

To be completely honest? It was Wayward that brought me into the fandom, first though her awesome comic, then by her stories. Yes, the fist Transformers fanfiction I ever read, was OV2.0. *Cough*

[ink-in-hand.livejournal.com]

So nothing new then, darn. Hey, we all start somewhere. I've never understood the big deal people make about this.