Showing posts with label larry niven. Show all posts
Showing posts with label larry niven. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 27, 2013

Black and White Wednesday: "All the Ways and Means to Die" by Jones and Niven

Hey, hey, hey, Groove-ophiles! Waaay back in November of 2011, we planted our peepers on Howard Chaykin's adaptation of Larry Niven's "All the Myriad Ways" from Marvel's Unknown Worlds of Science Fiction (you can check it out here). Well, a few Groove-ophiles with great memories (and taste) reminded me that the late Jeffrey Catherine Jones adapted Niven's prose tale first! Jones' version of "All the Myriad Ways", "All the Ways and Means to Die", was intended for the never-published Science Fiction Odyssey #1, but eventually saw print in Skywald's Psycho #9 (cover-dated November 1972). And now, Ol' Groove's gonna lay it on ya right now (sans one page I'm missing. Sorry, completists!)!





Wednesday, November 2, 2011

Black and White Wednesday: "All the Myriad Ways" by Niven and Chaykin

Halloween's over, but Ol' Groove still has a few treats for ya, Groove-ophiles! Here's Howard Chaykin's adaptation of Larry Niven's time-warped tale "All the Myriad Ways" from Marvel's Unknown Worlds of Science Fiction #5 (June 1975). Dig it!









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