The long Night if the Eternal Korean War by G. Arthur Brown is an interesting trip into bizarro fiction. The setting is the Book/Movie/TV favorite M*A*S*H. The characters are strangely familiar-- swap a president, or a vowel, or swap the gender of a cross-dressing clerk or nurse. Mix in some Kimchee voodoo and mind-altering mollusks and a timeline that repeats back on itself making a year tour seem like forever fighting the VC... uh, NKs.

A great tribute and parody to the show that probably can't be mentioned for legal or moral grounds. It's not just strange, it's a strange that makes you think. This isn't a comic book version. It's a dented alternate reality that is a joy to read and ponder your just bend your mind a little. ( )