[quote=Allen Montgomery]The Invisible Man living in a girls' school and making multiple "immaculate conceptions" was respectful?
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Yes. It is.

Adult sexual themes in and of themselves are not disrespectful. If the LOEG books are meant for an older audience, it's a perfectly valid theory of where the character might end up.

If you read the H. G. Wells novel, Griffin becomes a murdering paranoid, hell bent on world domination, through a maniacal "reign of terror." SPOILER... He's hunted, seized, assaulted, and killed by a mob.

If we are to assume he survived somehow, Moore's idea is perfectly valid. Rape is more about power than sex, he's a beaten, recovering wannabe world conquerer, possibly more damaged than before, in a remote, self-contained place, easily managed by him, a murdering paranoid. And any witnesses to anything odd are easily dismissed by the older staff. It fits well enough.

It's a great book. For anyone who hasn't read it...

http://librivox.org/invisible-man-by-h-g-wells/

[quote=Alex Ness]or F) Green Lama[/quote]

Green Lama? I don't even remember talking to that dude. I thought that was someone Allen always fought with.

Sheesh, Alex is keeping a list on me.

@Charles - Oh man, I'd forgotten about that thread. Weemie, X, Porta, and Dumas in one big clusterfuck of incoherence.

Yow.

[quote=Lawson][quote=Alex Ness]or F) Green Lama[/quote]

Green Lama? I don't even remember talking to that dude. I thought that was someone Allen always fought with.

Sheesh, Alex is keeping a list on me. [/quote]

I was saying that I am ridiculously blaming you for it all. Obviously it is not true.

Include me on that list: Go fuck yourself, Lawson!

G) Charles Reece

[i]*choke!*[/i]

Hey did they ever finish that Green Lama comic?

As far as I know there were two issues. But I could well be wrong.