Full Color, Post Apocalyptic, Singularity Science Fiction

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3/1/14 Lucky for me, nobody could find a wig today, so I just wore lipstick and almost nobody saw it. I got a look or two, but not nearly so much jeering as I got from the guys in the barracks as we left. I got a funn

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2/1/14 I finally made it to Leipzig. It was stupid of me, so stupid, to try walking there this time of year. I really had hoped for no snow, but it was worse than ever. I’m lucky to have all my limbs. I've only bare

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During the course of my research into the causes of The War, I came across an interesting record. Glaucus only had a digital copy, preserved by noted historian

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Marius Hjleseth, author and artist for the webcomic October 20th, and maker of

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Oil Industry The background radiation levels were high enough that no one wanted to risk personnel to go and put out the oil-well fires that now burned across the Middle East. The fires, coupled wit

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Humans can be so irrational sometimes. They overreact to things and then can't handle the consequences of their actions. I am intrigued in that they can have such small, uncalculating minds sometimes, yet they are

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A nice sketch of Sifo Kubek, Commander of Aegis, by

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Hello again! Got another fun comic crossover today. This was inspired by Cro

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This colorful headshot of Tenzin is by Michael Yakutis, artist for My Girlfriend's Dog, a funny little webcomic abou

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Another piece by John of the HAWKs from Chapter 1. John is the artist (and I believe the writer. Yup, double checked.) for the webcomic

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A nice piece of Tenzin fully suited up for battle, by John Ratajski/ John is the artist (and I believe the writer. Yup, double checked.) for the webcomic

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Jane, by Vas Littlecrow, creator of the webcomic Rasputin Barxotka. Vas made this for us as part of the

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Hey all! Not only do I have this lovely bit of fan art from Vas Littlecrow Wojtanowicz, I have the pleasure to present a crossover of The Demon Archives vs

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This bright, happy and funny little piece showed up in my inbox yesterday from Marius Hjelseth, artist and writer for the webcomic October 20th. Obviously

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Ethan Kocak, artist and writer for The Black Mudpuppy. Here's the description from his website: The comic tells the story

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This little beauty is a sketch of Tenzin by Neil Kapit, author of the webcomic Ruby Nation. It's a story of Ruby, an Americ

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Several of my previous entries have made mention to the Founders. This term, as used in the academic circles of Glaucus, refers to the original men and women who joined the Foundation before the War. The list incl

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MJ Barros made this drawing of Tenzin for us. The emotion is all his, especially in his younger years, but I always felt like this captured Jorge's look bet

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I previously wrote that it was unclear when our organization switched names from The Foundation to Minerva. That may have been a little premature. It has been known for some time that before the War, they went by the

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Being a product of the traditions and mentality of Glaucus, it should be of no surprise to anyone that I find its history fascinating. While today Minerva has three Branches, Glaucus is, in essence, a continuation of t

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For the rest of the 21st century Minerva faced increasing opposition from bandit groups, local warlords and even some city-states that managed to survive the War. While the newly formed paramilitary branch

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The history of Aegis is actually quite interesting. In the early days after the War, when the Long Winter first began to abate, Minerva faced few military or political threats. The few survivors they encountered were

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The historical record is full of references to nuclear weapons and nuclear power, yet I cannot find any current Glaucus projects exploring the potential of atomic and nuclear research. When I asked my superior why this

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My recent research on the use of biological weapons at Nagasaki spurred my interest on the role the BCL played in pre-War science, politics, and the later founding of Minerva. It is clear to me that they developed an

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Having explained the basic technology and historical significance of MMI, we now move to current applications of this visionary technology. While these new developments are based on important breakthroughs made by pre-Wa

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I have been informed that the format of my research leaves something to be desired, and that I should try to quote less and share my own thoughts more. It’s not a requirement though, and this is my personal research,

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In order to be complete, our continued discourse on Mind Machine Interfaces (MMI) must include at least some reference to the ideas, fantasies, and primitive applications of this technology invented in the late 20th and

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What have we done?! The purpose of Project Wormwood was to develop antidotes and treatments in case of advanced biological attack. They told us that they would never use our research as a weapon. If we had known wh

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The concept and goal of an electrical/computational interface directly with the brain has long been the subject of scientific and fictional pursuit. These records date from the early 1970's and some of the scientists i

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In the earliest days after the War, Minerva had only one goal: survival. Many historians today will spout propaganda about the “glorious mission” and “divine calling” of Minerva in the “cultural, scientific a

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In this third and final (for now) discussion on Minerva's Powered Armor technology, we will focus on the technology in use on Project Oracle, as this is the most cutting edge fusion of Minerva's technology into a combat

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Less than 100 years after the War and Minerva’s origins are already shrouded in mystery and legend. The official propaganda taught by Oculus is unchallenged, and any contradictory evidence has been removed by the

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Today's continuation of our discussion of Powered Armor will focus around the existing technology in the 21st century and the limitations that this technology presents. Lets get right into it shall we?

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Some historians may write of 2020s as a decade of death, destruction and war, and they’d be right. I, however, see this time as a period of necessary cleansing that prepared the way for the Rebirth. The culture, ec

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Minerva has long held the advantage against the raider groups and paramilitary dictatorships that it has encountered. This is due in large part to Minerva's Aegis Mobile Assault squads. While gunships, satellites an

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MJ Barros made this nice sketch of Viktor for us. I think it fits him in his early years decently well, actually.

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Nikola Matkovic helped us come up with our future armor ideas for the story with this armor concept.

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Vasco Sobral made this drawing of Tenzin for us a long time ago when we were still planning the story.

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Robert Trath made this very artistic representation of Tenzin in full battle armor with a Tibetan prayer flag.

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