Obscure Adventures in Geek and Nerd Culture

The final Ultus books are not to be expected until someone will make it. 

In 2026, a canon bible for Ki-Gor and his ilk will change their shared franchise's history forever.  Ki-Gor is canonically a cyan-eyed Irish blonde and has the surname of Kildare. His hair has been bleached by the sun while his skin is still bronzed in moderation, since the dangers of UV rays have become more understood than before. His parents were likely killed by a particularly horrid form of corruption when he was a young boy, thus he was taken in by bandits who trained him to become a badass. His foster dad is now a shaman who lives with the creatures next to his hut.  Helene Ann is a chubby ginger (mind you, her hair indeed is ginger, but of a more titian sort) who doesn't have the proficiency of a true aviatrix. Nonetheless, she is a badass and will strip off her military clothing when needed, turning into a scantily clothed adventurer. 

The Hanagatari (the best known Emonogatari style, created by Sōji Yamakawa himself) (ハナガタリ) is one of the mediums responsible for the relevance of the manga and light novels around the world, alongside both the more traditional styles and the text comics which inspired it.  The Hanagatari is rather different from most other Emonogatari styles in which its (more often compressed) artworks bloom in different but equally crazy directions, not unlike various unconventional kinds of picture books for both adults and children, hence the name, which is why it’s long been disguised in many formats, such as a short paperback novel, a text comic epic and etcetera (it’s complicated). 

A potential amount of works from around the world will be revised for varying demographics. Some of my potential ideas aren’t ready for underground publishing until 2027. My future first novel Downtrodden Critters and Men is inspired by two Mexican telenovelas loosely based on Hector Malot’s masterpiece San Famille, La Recogida and its more popular 2000s reboot Maria Belen.   A former soldier turned gangster, Felipe Durango is in community service for destroying buildings, which means that younger members of his family are trying to survive growing up to not become like their parents. Then there’s Morton Cullen, a corrupt cop whose highly estranged brother (Julian ‘Cuco’ Cullen) works for the suburban mob nearby. His middle nephew Mark is at work, while Mark’s mother (Molly Burns) is unfortunately jobless and will die soon thereafter. An older nephew (Felix Cullen) is working as a schoolteacher instead.  Mark Cullen’s snotty younger brother (Jonathan Cullen) met up with his friendly ri