Was wondering if they have said anything about releasing any of the information of thier post-it note time line they have created? When such a thing might happen? Where they might do so? What kind of information will be included in there?
Would be really awesome to know. :)
Well in one sense, parts of it are revealed every week on the Letters Page podcast. But there's also been talk of releasing a History of Sentinel Comics book. As far as I know, we don't have a timeline on that yet, but maybe there'll be more information about that with the RPG Kickstarter?
At least as of the State of GTG panel at Gen Con this was the plan - I'd asked about the "compendium" book that had been mentioned a few times previously and their response was to describe this "History of the publication company" book likely to be part of the RPG Kickstarter. Hopefully this will wind up being one of the first non-core books up for stretch goal funding if not part of the initial funding goal from the start.
For a moment, I thought you were asking about an alternate timeline where everyone is a giant Post-It Note with a drawing of themselves on it.
The Argent Artist doesn't like to talk too much about the end results of his early experiments in learning how to use his powers.
I thoight that too. That is now canon. Even thpigh I have no authority to make it so.
Extra bonus points to the layout designer for the History of SC book, if the sidebars and cut-ins are done as post-it notes. :D
The post its are apparently logged into an Excel spreadsheet now and the notes themselves thrown away. If someone is incredibly desperate for the information now I suppose they could rummage through the St Louis area trash.
"The typhoid was worth it! Now I know EXACTLY when OblivAeon began! Mwahahaha!"
A friend and I have been trying to build out a big list of fights to kind of play through the history of the multiverse. So having the list of when all the books really came out and any info on what happened in there would be so useful.
There are a lot of places where fights are very hard to place because of inconsistancys with book ordering or characters being pictured in books they are not supposed to be in.
The southwest sentinals in particular are just so screwed up on the art.
Not the 'actual' post-it-notes, mind you. Just as a layout/aesthetic element; as if someone left a postie on the page, which itself contains the sidebar.
I’m not sure why you quoted me exactly. I wasn’t referring to your suggestion I was responding to the OP who was talking about the physical post-it notes.
My bad entirely; I thought you were directing that to me. No harm, no foul!