matman72

Tarra Khash you are, you bloody Hrossak!!! Sorry bout the delay. . .again.

Sorry guys, didnt realize I had the floor--my bad.. I'm back though... Who am I?? I was trying to escape from Chlangi when I found help in a onehanded beggar/thief . . .and a Lamia.

I've been rereading the Tarra Khash books. Wouldn't that make a cool series on TV. I say a series because it's more plausible someone would have the budget to produce a TV series than a multi-million$$ blockbuster. I'd love to see Tarra on his adventures through the Primal Lands, wouldnt you?

I've read a couple of Salvatore's Lone Drow books. Drizzt is awesome, thing is, I cant find the books in the right order, not that it matters, you can pick up anywhere & catch on. Point is: I've been enjoying them, on the odd occasion I find one. Found a graphic novel/comic last week, that was awesome.

*Aussie tumbleweed just drifted in* Beeen away meself, it was great to escape too. ANyway. . . .Born of the Winds

I have all of the comix bar one. If you're a Lumley/Necro fan: You'll love em. The 5 Malibu editions are in colour which is a bonus, but the two from caliber are B&W, it's Vol. II from Caliber Im missing so i aint that upset about it. The five from malibu that cover Necroscope I with Dragosani etc are REALLY cool for us fans.

Spot on mate.

When and where was Michael Keogh born?

Close man, my copy says Dagon's Bell:p. Haha, your go John

Thanx mate. on the same subject: What was Brian's second collection of a 'witches dozen' of tales?

1840, it was inherited by a 'cousin', Giorg

I think I can. I have Coven here, the only title I recognise is House of The Temple.

Hmmm, that's a clue in itself innit? If so, I can think of one. Don't know what is in it, but the rest of Brian's collections have, at most, thirteen tales, I think. So, it has to be Sixteen Sucking Stories???

Too right.

And It wasn't in my favourite chair:rolleyes: