Technically, this isn't new--the Yankee UFO story was drawn but never finished, and what I'm doing with Book 2 is relettering and very lightly rewriting the Epic series. But I'm happy you're happy!
And who knows? Maybe this will inspire a completely new story.
"Captain Confederacy" was such an original concept, I spent just as much time reading the letters pages as I did the main comic. The story and its sequel were fantastic. It was ahead of its time, before Harry Turtledove's alternate Civil War book series and before Spike Lee's "Confederate States of America" film. Too bad America is still not ready for this great un-PC series.
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A new Capt. Confederacy story after, what, 15 years? You've made me happier than you can possibly imagine!
The North will rise again!
Allan, love that line!
Technically, this isn't new--the Yankee UFO story was drawn but never finished, and what I'm doing with Book 2 is relettering and very lightly rewriting the Epic series. But I'm happy you're happy!
And who knows? Maybe this will inspire a completely new story.
Hmmm.
The head of the repressive Confederacy is a woman. The head of the repressive German Empire is a woman.
Are you trying to say something about the chances for feminine advancement in a liberal society? ;)
Steve, you caught me: I just love Disney's female villains more than the male ones. Also, I was writing this during Margaret Thatcher's tenure.
The Japanese ruler will be appearing soon. Compare and contrast!
"Captain Confederacy" was such an
original concept, I spent just as
much time reading the letters pages
as I did the main comic. The story
and its sequel were fantastic. It
was ahead of its time, before Harry
Turtledove's alternate Civil War
book series and before Spike Lee's
"Confederate States of America"
film. Too bad America is still not
ready for this great un-PC series.
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