It may have. I seriously hate AI everything and I need to stop using Google.
Google's AI-driven search results hallucinated an amazing yet totally false scenario: Namely, that Ken wrote an RPG based on this comic, called Domain of the Warlord, and that it was published by Metagaming Concepts!
I didn't screencap it, and I can't seem to replicate it. But I haven't wanted to
see a piece of fictional media this bad since the time I imagined a psychedelic '70s Elric adaptation, helmed by Jodorowsky and starring Johnny Winter.
Must be why this was my favorite album when I was 16 (and it might be still)
I've been re-reading Warlord, an old sword & sorcery comic series from the great Mike Grell. It's about an Air Force pilot who bails out over the Arctic, finding himself in the hollow earth land of Skartaris. A world of sorcery, swords and dangerous creatures. Of dinosaurs and demons. It premiered
Say hi to Scotty, our adopted pit mix. Was at the shelter for over a year befire we got him. Stole a log of bologna the day after we brought him home.
Once, I ordered a hand numbered limited edition copy of Ras Algethi's "Oblitas Divinitas. I sent payment in the form of an international money order for $12US. The band sent me the CD along with my money order, and a note explaining that their bank wanted to charge them $5 to cash it. The note went
in 1976 and reminds me of the kitchen sink fantasy of Tunnels & Trolls, which author Ken St. Andre has freely admitted was inspired in part by comic books.
I Googled "Ken St. Andre Warlord Comic," or something similar, wondering if Ken had ever mentioned Warlord in any interviews or anything.
on to say that if I liked the CD, could I just sent them cash. At that point, I'd have sent the money even if I hated it (which I didn't). I sent the green, obvs.
Sometimes you'd get label/distro samplers, which was cool. Once I got tapes of what else the artist was listening to at the time.
When is King gonna use his considerable influence to restore the cut scenes?