"We found ourselves holding our breath almost in expectancy, as though we might stand on the threshold of a great event, transfixed in the portentious moment of waiting, although inwardly we were perturbed since this new, awesome, orchestration of time and space which surrounded us might be only the overture to something else, to some most profoundly audacious of all these assaults against the things we had always known." ~Angela Carter
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Blast From the Past
The 12 year old version of me apparently thought that there was such a thing as "Heat Radiation" and "Freeze Radiation." Not to mention "Force Radiation" or whatever it was called, that could knock people down. Hmmmm.
It was kind of cool, though, that the character idea I submitted was made a villain. His diabolical plan was to blow the ozone layer wide open, flooding the Earth with, you guessed it, radiation, making him all-powerful. Or something like that.
And it would have worked, too, if it hadn't been for those damned Dial H for Hero kids. Well, the boy in particular, who just happened to transform into a Hindu god who could do anything imaginable. Seems like cheating, to me.
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I never knew such a comic existed. I knew about Dial H, of course, but not that they took suggestions for characters. Superb.
ReplyDeleteYeah, that was great at the time. I still remember sitting at the kitchen table drawing the character, coloring him, and labeling his chest beam (each of the four colors fired a different radiation power).
ReplyDeleteAh, good times.
Even if The Radiator is a horrible name. Sounds like he should be shoved under the hood of a car.