Evening all (STRUCK OFF concludes)
The back-in-business vignette comes to a close. Will this thread be extended? I wouldn’t bet on it. But it was fun, right? In a way?
BLIGHT starts next week. Monday will bring you a very special feature presentation entitled “Punch The Clock” with updates from every corner of the Scary Go Round Cinematic Universe. I urge you to look forward to it.
It was a fun little story of intrigue, but tempered by my sadness at Susan having lost her medical license. Perhaps I will just maintain in my head that this is a separate universe from Giant Days, similar to Savage Sword.
In any case, thanks for this John, and looking forward to Blight.
My exact feeling and I wonder too for poor old McGraw where he fits into Susan’s new life of pharmaceutical intrigue (if at all).
John will finally announce the Magus Tom Movie after all the leaks
Didn’t they have to replace the lead actor after some sort of egg-related scandal?
This story has been excellent. I want more.
The upside-down cross at the bottom of letter P in Pharmaxis logo makes me think of Steeple.
And it was a lovely little vignette, much fun, thank you John.
Susan always puts the vinaigrette in any vignette.
Well, if you’re URGING me…
It was quite enjoyable! I hope you do follow the continuing adventures of Sassy Susan. I betcha she got her license taken away for talking back to a senior doctor who decided to pin whatever it was she disapproved of so strongly on her when it got discovered.
Been binging all archived Allison since encountering Solver, as well as a second-hand Wicked Things. I don’t think I can help but look forward to “Punch the Clock” — although it seems there are still worlds beyond what I’ve yet encountered.
There is a lot of archived (and unarchived) Allison. Just click John Campbell‘s name here in the comments whenever you need to consult the timeline
Now I want to know how Susan lost her license, and why did we (my avatar) break up??
When you put it that way, my urgent anticipation of the upcoming feature will not be mollified, even by the presence of multiple emollients in the yet-to-come page titles.
savage cigs of Susan