Copperfox
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Before I recently suffered hacking which blocked me from visiting Dancing Lawn, I had established that there was a real-universe galaxy called the Southern Pinwheel Galaxy. Science-fantasy being science-fantasy, I decree that regular Earth-type humans could exist there, AND that, regardless of planetary geology, any human- inhabitable world in the Southern Pinwheel COULD HAVE nations and history similar to what we know. Thus, one such Earth- variant, called Dystopian Earth, includes a (southern!} hemisphere in which something similar to the American Civil War has occurred. And some characters in that hemisphere (without realizing it) are alternate versions of actual persons in our world.
What awaits your attention is a cowboy-type adventure, whose characters will include my versions of Calamity Jane, Kit Carson, Annie Oakley, Jim Bowie and John Wayne.
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SOMEWHAT EARLIER IN TIME THAN SEVERAL SCENES WHICH HAVE OCCURRED IN "SPACEBULLIES":
"Astrosmeller, can you sense anything in that new galaxy that the Ultraviolet Griffin scouted?"
Prince Lowerkey, a morally-good version of Loki in Thor stories, was a native of the Triangulum Galaxy, whose own birthplace had been in the same galaxy. It, however, had been destroyed by an evil invasion. Some survivors of that Asgard variant had found refuge on other human-occupied worlds of the Triangulum; the rest, like Lowerkey, had been welcomed by an Asgard variant MORE VARIANT than the human-type Asgard variant. The inhabitants of this one were like friendly werewolves. Their Odin-equivalent was called Woollywoofin-- the father of Bakerstray Bill.
Astrosmeller was this kingdom's counterpart of Heimdall; only, instead of SEEING faraway places, he could SMELL AND HEAR exactly what he would have smelt and heard if had been present there. The Ultraviolet Griffin, a friend to Woolywoofin, had more than once pitched in against evil forces here. Possessing intergalactic teleportation, he could blink to any location Astrosmeller identified. Lowerkey and Astrosmeller expected the Griffin shortly to return with corroborating data.
Not only the King and Queen of this realm attended the Griffin's debriefing; so did a couple friendly to them. Black Admiral, a good-aligned version of Black Adam, was in attendance, accompanied by his demihuman wife Shibwazushu, who was early along in carrying Admiral's daughter. Black Admiral was also friends with Superdude and Superhottie, members of the Justified League in the Milky Way Galaxy. Those Tonkrypian cousins would soon be notified of Ultraviolet's report.
"Relative to the number of confirmed oxygen-atmosphere worlds in the Southern Pinwheel Galaxy, there seem to be A LOT of humans. Not only humans, but humans possessing cultures with resemblances to cultures on Primary Earth. Notably, at least one such world, which has been designated as Dystopian Earth, has maintained a remarkable resemblance to Primary Earth's history of the nineteenth through the twenty-second Christian centuries. The northern hemisphere, surviving a disastrous war, was able to send out slow colony ships to settle nearby star systems, while humans of the southern hemisphere managed adequately in their much less damaged environment."
Shibwazushu's top-rooted ponytail, which with eyelashes was the only hair on her, swayed as she nodded. "I hope that somebody, perhaps our friend Captain Rightawrong, can get out there and have a closer look. I know that things are in stable enough condition in his own Andromeda Galaxy."
When this meeting adjourned, the Ultraviolet Griffin went rocketing away to check up on other friends of the Triangulum Galaxy, including the REALLY REALLY unusual superhero Duke Diskoduck.
What awaits your attention is a cowboy-type adventure, whose characters will include my versions of Calamity Jane, Kit Carson, Annie Oakley, Jim Bowie and John Wayne.
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SOMEWHAT EARLIER IN TIME THAN SEVERAL SCENES WHICH HAVE OCCURRED IN "SPACEBULLIES":
"Astrosmeller, can you sense anything in that new galaxy that the Ultraviolet Griffin scouted?"
Prince Lowerkey, a morally-good version of Loki in Thor stories, was a native of the Triangulum Galaxy, whose own birthplace had been in the same galaxy. It, however, had been destroyed by an evil invasion. Some survivors of that Asgard variant had found refuge on other human-occupied worlds of the Triangulum; the rest, like Lowerkey, had been welcomed by an Asgard variant MORE VARIANT than the human-type Asgard variant. The inhabitants of this one were like friendly werewolves. Their Odin-equivalent was called Woollywoofin-- the father of Bakerstray Bill.
Astrosmeller was this kingdom's counterpart of Heimdall; only, instead of SEEING faraway places, he could SMELL AND HEAR exactly what he would have smelt and heard if had been present there. The Ultraviolet Griffin, a friend to Woolywoofin, had more than once pitched in against evil forces here. Possessing intergalactic teleportation, he could blink to any location Astrosmeller identified. Lowerkey and Astrosmeller expected the Griffin shortly to return with corroborating data.
Not only the King and Queen of this realm attended the Griffin's debriefing; so did a couple friendly to them. Black Admiral, a good-aligned version of Black Adam, was in attendance, accompanied by his demihuman wife Shibwazushu, who was early along in carrying Admiral's daughter. Black Admiral was also friends with Superdude and Superhottie, members of the Justified League in the Milky Way Galaxy. Those Tonkrypian cousins would soon be notified of Ultraviolet's report.
"Relative to the number of confirmed oxygen-atmosphere worlds in the Southern Pinwheel Galaxy, there seem to be A LOT of humans. Not only humans, but humans possessing cultures with resemblances to cultures on Primary Earth. Notably, at least one such world, which has been designated as Dystopian Earth, has maintained a remarkable resemblance to Primary Earth's history of the nineteenth through the twenty-second Christian centuries. The northern hemisphere, surviving a disastrous war, was able to send out slow colony ships to settle nearby star systems, while humans of the southern hemisphere managed adequately in their much less damaged environment."
Shibwazushu's top-rooted ponytail, which with eyelashes was the only hair on her, swayed as she nodded. "I hope that somebody, perhaps our friend Captain Rightawrong, can get out there and have a closer look. I know that things are in stable enough condition in his own Andromeda Galaxy."
When this meeting adjourned, the Ultraviolet Griffin went rocketing away to check up on other friends of the Triangulum Galaxy, including the REALLY REALLY unusual superhero Duke Diskoduck.
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