Originally Posted by Verence:
“To a large degree 2000AD doesn't have that problem although over the past few years it has be acknowledged that several of the stories exist at different points in the same basic timeline and one writer, Ian Edginton has characters and motifs from his different stories appearing in each other and so his stories have come to be known as all appearing in the "Edginton-verse"”
“To a large degree 2000AD doesn't have that problem although over the past few years it has be acknowledged that several of the stories exist at different points in the same basic timeline and one writer, Ian Edginton has characters and motifs from his different stories appearing in each other and so his stories have come to be known as all appearing in the "Edginton-verse"”
Pat Mills has been keen to link as many of his stories into the same universe as possible for years now, with varying degrees of success. He says he's really looking forward to writing Howard Quartz's accident in 'Savage' and having 'Richard Branson' transformed into Mr 10%!



