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The Doomsday Wristwatch Force of Destiny 14 March 2005 |
I hear Wyatt was sighted near East Douglas again, in Ironstone, Massachusetts. A high school reunion committee saw him at a B&B there, and they talked about the Spider Babe Sisters. A little kid says he saw Wyatt too, but he won't say where. |
Daffy Man Illuminatus 18 March 2005 |
Oh, that's nothing. I saw him at the Route 9 and 495 interchange in Westboro, MA today. His face looked a little different, but I heard him talk before, and he talked just the same as ever.
He said he was on his way to the Tri-State Dump down in West Douglas, to check out reports of a bird-woman mutant. But he got caught in traffic, when the two Mr. Rogers clones (what is the plural of Mister Rogers, anyway?) were talking each other out of suicide or whatever. |
Mr. Happyfinger Force of Tech 24 March 2005 |
Mutant Bird Woman and a multiple American TV star. Near Douglas. And Ferguson wasn't recognized. Right.
I read he was in Haiti, at fitness convention at new beach resort on Dominican Republic border. Some people knew him from gyms and they saw him. But they didn't think twice, until they got questioned by U.N. |
Subject: Who's Looking For Wyatt?
Judge Death Minion of FERG 25 March 2005 |
Wyatt Ferguson was a United Nations operative, right? And he was on record in the U.S. Superhuman Catalogue Initiative, right? And he disappeared when Ellipsis did, right? There might be a link.
So, why aren't the U.S and the U.N. looking for him, just as hard as they're looking for Ellipsis? |
Wall of Gumby Immoderator 25 March 2005 |
The U.N. says, when Wyatt disappeared, he was placing himself in harm's way, and it wasn't an official mission. So, this time he doesn't fall under the Paxis Rescue Imperative. They've still got a reward for information leading to him, but they can't scour the multiverse for him.
The U.S. really wants to find him, nearly as much as they want Ellipsis. But they have to subpoena people to get them to cooperate. And Congress is still doing the paperwork. |
Judge Death Minion of FERG 27 March 2005 |
So what's this about Greenland wanting Wyatt dead? |
Wall of Gumby Immoderator 27 March 2005 |
This one's a long story.
In January, in Kangerlussuaq, Greenland, a diary was found which apparently belonged to Stanley Levitz, an 18-year-old ward of the Total Conversion Foundation. Stanley had disappeared two months before, along with the Foundation's head, Stephen Wolcott, a.k.a. Ellipsis. The diary had evidence of abuse by Mr. Wolcott of young Mr. Levitz. One must note, the Foundation was the major sponsor of Greenland's current state of independence. There was much sentiment among the Greenland Home Rule, that the diary was a plant. Wyatt Ferguson, being a frequent rival of Ellipsis and a confidant of young Mr. Levitz, was a major suspect. One must also note, Greenland has suffered since Mr. Wolcott's disappearance. The Total Conversion Foundation was a major economic engine for the country. But about half the Foundation's technical staff in Greenland has dispersed. Wyatt Ferguson's role in Mr. Wolcott's disappearance is on public record. So a motion was placed before the Greenland Home Rule, to put Wyatt Ferguson on trial for libel and sedition. The motion was defeated, due to lack of probable cause. But this led to the persistent rumor that Greenland wanted Wyatt Ferguson dead. |
Judge Death Minion of FERG 31 March 2005 |
We've all heard about winter lasting longer on the American east coast. There are rumors of a teen snowboarder during each snowstorm. And he looks just like that picture of "D" on January's issue of Marvelled - and like Stanley Levitz in the newspapers. Could it be, "D" now works for the cold - and Stanley Levitz was "D"? |
Subject: Fan Fiction: Little Creatures
The Horned Man Evil FERG Twin 21 March 2005 |
I'm with some woodland creatures, trying to hide from Ellipsis... What the hell!? But let's go back... I've been bouncing around the universes, just because (1) I can, and (2) I'm effectively homeless. There's one place I can always go to sleep, and my stuff is mostly safe there, but I can't say it's pleasant. So, I wander a lot. I've run with the Marvel superhumans. They're recovering from one of those onslaught things, but it's not as bad as the news releases say.
I've also seen something of my homeworld. Suffice it to say, it's as silly as ever. So, I've gone farther afield. I now live among fantasy creatures in a fantasy forest. I know they're fantasy creatures because:
Of course, Humans are encroaching on the animals' magic Forest Preserve. "Dog" is helping the Humans. And there's more than one Human, because Humans are greedy. (Where I come from, humans are about equally greedy as animals, just more successful.) So I help teach the animals how "Humans" think. At least, how I think. And I think I was born to fight for what little I want. That seems to be close enough to "Human" thinking for this story. So, the animals start defending their forest better. I give them boxing lessons. But then, the Humans send in "Superhuman". And he looks just like a cartoon Ellipsis. Oh, joy.
... Anyway, the forest is safe for now. I may depart with some honor. Maybe it's time to head back toward reality. Even un-reality is too silly when I'm around. |
Wall of Gumby Immoderator 26 March 2005 |
My compliments, "Horned Man". You've written a piece of fan fiction which incorporates a lot of this board's commentary. You've contribued original material, in a direction nobody could expect. You've built upon where Wyatt's known adventures and last month's fan fiction left off. And you've done a good job of mimicking Wyatt Ferguson's wordy-bulletized writing style. You get this month's fan fiction slot! |
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