Ok so I just started Reprisal and when Rasalom shows up he's described as being in his early 20s. Now I know that due to the order that all the books have been written in and the time setup that some things won't appear right. But my question is, in the newer version will this be somewhat corrected, or maybe be explained as Rasalom can alter his appearance or something? I'm just wondering as Reprisal is supposed to take place right before Nightworld.
The funny thing about the flamethrower is at some place and some point in time, someone looked at something and thought, "Hey, I'd really like to set that on fire, but it's too far away."
cobalt79 Wrote:The big R can and often does change his appearance.Right, but only to a degree. Most of Reprisal takes place between Ground Zero and Jack #14. In fact, the finales of #14 and Reprisal are contemporaneous.
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Ah ok, I guess considering the only "recent" appearance with Rasalom that I'm familar with, ie since he was reborn is in the RJ novels. So I suppose that he just made himself younger looking while he was working his mojo. Its just nice to be able to figure it out.
The funny thing about the flamethrower is at some place and some point in time, someone looked at something and thought, "Hey, I'd really like to set that on fire, but it's too far away."
murelz Wrote:Ah ok, I guess considering the only "recent" appearance with Rasalom that I'm familar with, ie since he was reborn is in the RJ novels. So I suppose that he just made himself younger looking while he was working his mojo. Its just nice to be able to figure it out.Not exactally.
You'll understand by the end of the book.
OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH Now I get it. Heh funny, so far in all the books where the Big Bad has shown up, I've always caught the name, I caught it when HE showed up, but the second, lol wow. But yeah I get it now. Now I'm not sure where to go to, I want to read Nightworld, but I'm debating on whether to catch all the other books and short stories first since I have all of them now.
The funny thing about the flamethrower is at some place and some point in time, someone looked at something and thought, "Hey, I'd really like to set that on fire, but it's too far away."
