Frank Tuttle (1)
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Excellent
But there were some persons missing from the finale that should have at least been mentioned. What happened to the Hang crew?
Top notch, professional writing. Quasi-steampunk, madcap, Victorian, and utterly ridiculous. The flying plant acting as a reporter for a newspaper while having flour battles with crows made for a delightful counterpoint.
But there were some persons missing from the finale that should have at least been mentioned. What happened to the Hang crew?
Top notch, professional writing. Quasi-steampunk, madcap, Victorian, and utterly ridiculous. The flying plant acting as a reporter for a newspaper while having flour battles with crows made for a delightful counterpoint.
Excellent
But there were some persons missing from the finale that should have at least been mentioned. What happened to the Hang crew?
Top notch, professional writing. Quasi-steampunk, madcap, Victorian, and utterly ridiculous. The flying plant acting as a reporter for a newspaper while having flour battles with crows made for a delightful counterpoint.
But there were some persons missing from the finale that should have at least been mentioned. What happened to the Hang crew?
Top notch, professional writing. Quasi-steampunk, madcap, Victorian, and utterly ridiculous. The flying plant acting as a reporter for a newspaper while having flour battles with crows made for a delightful counterpoint.
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It suffers from the power-curve problem (wherein our heroes and heroines grow progressively and problematically more powerful in every sequel), and some of the plot elements simply don't jibe.
In the end, it breaks its own magic system, introduces plot elements that it doesn't appear will ever be explored and everyone lands happily ever after but the reader.