I was looking for a page on SRU and came across this:
http://www.e-junkie.com/shop/product/512222.php
Not sure if that is legal. I figured I would ask here though.
SRU story for sale?
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Probably not
Bill Hart owns Spells-R-Us and he does not sign in to BC. Perhaps someone on FM knows how to contact him. Who knows, maybe he is aware of this and approves.
Hugs,
Erin
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I'll post this over there
I'll post this over there then.
23 pages... 7 dollars...
It would have to be one helluva story! And it's a non-transgender SRU story.
Oh, I see, it's a comic; well that's a little better. But this reminded me of something...
I saw one an SRU online type comic for sale a few years back that I'm pretty damn sure wasn't Bill Hart approved, I forget where, but there were a few sample panels to entice the customer. A girl was turned into a bimbo and gangbanged, the SRU wizard was in charge of whatever it was and he was totally creepy, depraved and menacing and looked like he had never bathed in his life, like an S. Clay Wilson pirate from the old Zap comix, except it was poorly drawn and looked like it would be utterly stupid. So apparently there are people appropriating the concept.
I don't know if imitation is the best form of flattery in cases like this, although it does mean his fictional world has reached a certain level of recognition, has become somewhat (that overused word) iconic...
~hugs, veronica
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