Here we go again! At least we retain continuity and up the ante with even more epic implications. What could destroy a multi-species galactic community more than hoisting immortality upon them?

I really liked the good old doctor aboard the battleplate. He was a nasty a piece of work. At least Schlock got a chance to shower some of that filth off of him. ( )

http://nwhyte.livejournal.com/1240763.html

This is one of the shortlisted entries for Best Graphic Story in this year's Hugo awards, and the only one supplied free to the voters. Frankly, it's pretty poor. A crew of badly drawn and poorly characterised space mercenaries try to get a profit out of capturing an old enemy, who is variously alive or dead as the plot progresses. There are some Funny Bits. I would say that Firefly did it better, but that's a bit like comparing The Lord of the Rings with The Eye of Argon. ( )