Indeed, they are horrible.

Finally a crossover worth getting out of bed for

First Moorcock book I ever read, though as part of a plain green boards hardcover omnibus of the whole quartet. So had no idea what I was letting myself in for.

I thought the same thing when I saw that, though my only frame of reference is years of Prisoner Cell Block H from the 80s.

They are one of the greatest things. We used to call them hardies when I visited my gran in Lossiemouth. I did manage to get some by mail order from Elgin.

It's X-Bomber from Star Fleet.

I liked it. It takes plenty of digs at colonialism and the East India Company which I always appreciate. I found it by accident and glad I gave it a chance.

The Easy Allies crew, including Bosman who does his own thing now.

Krull, Troll (1986) and Hawk the Slayer

The article picked the same book I had in mind when it came to positive representation. I felt that book was the anti-psycho, flipping it on its head.

Only realized who wrote the article when I got to the bottom, her youtube channels have long been excellent. So well considered and methodical.