And thus ends 2001, the year of Zortic. This was also the end of the first book, Zortic: Where Everyone Has Gone Before. But it’s far from the end of Zortic, I really feel that the best years are still[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I know it’s a little forced to have Red suddenly present a repaired Entire Prize, but every holiday story needs a miracle.
I really kind of hated losing Red Bimbo as an antagonist. I’m glad to see her back as a bad guy in the reboot.
Admittedly, this wasn’t Zortic’s first Christmas on line, but it was the first time I presented a Holiday storyline.
I had always thought that if the Emperor had just kept his mouth shut, Luke probably would have turned to the dark side. Of course the Emperor wasn’t asking Luke to wear any of these outfits.
This story is really based on a short comic I had written before starting Zortic where I tried to combine all of the solstice holidays into one science fiction story. The premise being that, no matter what you celebrate, there’s[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I’m not sure if I ever revealed who Red’s “Emperor” was in the original series. I’m going to have to keep reading to find out myself.
It’s a scientific fact that every planet has a North Pole.
Kind a sorta similar to Return of the Jedi, except Zortic and Splink are going to raise a shield while Zoie goes to face her parent.
A more wretched example of scum and villainy can’t be found than people on cell phones.
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