SPATIAL DELIVERIES

Welcome to Spatial Deliveries, the spot where we answer your questions, comments, and suggestions of past Cosmic Powers Unlimited stories.

Once again, we'd like to thank everyone who has sent us feedback... it's what keeps Cosmic Powers Unlimited fun for us all!  And it helps us know what we are doing right, so tell us what you like... and dislike!

Thanks for all your support... and now, on to the letters... this week's fan mail concerns the Shards of Destiny and Dark Allies.

SHARDS OF DESTINY

Daniel Gordon writes, "Strange Bedfellows was a very good title for the latest installment of the Shards of Destiny. I guess that is to be expected when you enter the realm of the Abstracts! The Thanos training session was off the hook and I love the "striking fear in the hearts of criiminals" line."

Thank you! I think Jeff did a wonderful job with that scene as well. If you liked it give him the credit, if you hated it blame me. --TVor

CaptainMarvel writes, "I am loving this. Thank you!"

You are welcomed! And I hope you are enjoying yourself. --TVor

Joshua W. writes, "I'd like to see more DC involvement. Otherwise it is great."

We have had many a complaint about that matter, Joshua. Reason being is this was written for CPU and that is centered around the Marvel Universe, so there is heavy Marvel involvement. But need not fear when Dark Allies comes to an end and You Can't Rune Your Fate hits the air it is ALL DC, and so is Soul Brothers (with little Marvel involvement). Thank you for you voicing your concerns. --TVor

Robert Jenkins writes, "This chapter of the Shards of Destiny was not very good. There are several spelling errors, and no mention was made that Captain America had already fought in a fairly large portion of WWII."

I am sorry to hear that you did not enjoy this edition of Shards. And in response to your latter statement. No, we did not forget that Captain America did fight in a good portion of World War II. And it was mentioned from time to time in chapter two. And the story takes place some time before Steve Rogers first attempted to enlist in the military.--TVor

DARK ALLIES

Sean writes, "GETTIN' GOOD!"

You ain''t seen nothing yet! --TVor

Mystic writes, "Nice start guys, but I was wondering where the cosmic part is of the story? Still, it's a good start and looks to get better."

Dark Allies is part of the Kthullis saga, Mystic a series based on earth and its destruction. This will set the foundation for the Cold War which is an all out war between the forces of Darksied and Thanos. (We need to get earth out of the way.:) --TVor

Branson writes, "very very good,but italics are terrible to read and bad on 
the eyes!"

I know. And that I'm sorry. I don't know what happened to it. It does not appear that way in the main file, it most have been something with adapting it to a web page, I don't know. I'll try to make sure it doesn't happen again. But after all I'm a doctor not a engineer. :) --TVor