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The sun sank behind the horizon, it’s color changing to a deep red. The sky, vibrant in color, slowly painted over by shades of midnight. The great mountains and ever moving clouds casted long ever-changing shadows over the hills and the forests below them. Night was drawing ever closer, it’s presence already over the heads of Glacier and his pack members. It had been a long journey from Donoma Meadow, a popular spot for animals of all breeds to visit for various reasons. For the Scimitars, it was a popular spot to hunt, even if rarely used. Rarely used, for that it was far from the reach of their homes. Though traveling such long distances was no bother to any wildlife as it might be for the more city- bound folk in the civilized world, the younger ones being most impatient, worrying how long the trip would take. Glacier had little concern about the distance, nor the time they would reach their destination, only that they would make it there, not that they could tell time. They were

So..... It's time once again for a collab review, this time on something I'm... not that all familiar with. Well perhaps not completely unfamiliar with. Over the course of this year, I've been exposed to a video game I've only scarcely seen gameplay of. That being Dungeons of Aether, as well as Rivals of Aether and Rivals 2. Apparently, I've been missing out on a new game franchise that has recently been popping up. And while I have seen animations and gameplay from these games, specifically the victory poses of Fleet and Maypul, I am not as familiar with the world nor it's lore. But luckily for me, I do have someone who can guide me through this world I've become interested in following. And this person has presented me with a comic tie into the games that bares reviewing. And you know, I'm always into learning about new franchises I may not be familiar with, especially if they are more obscure to me. So I'll let my tour guide of Aether make introductions. "Hi, the name's

Well..... been a good while since I've done a review hasn't it? At least one that is of this length. Lately I've pushed out more smaller reviews or quick summaries of older media via talking Dalmatians. But now, it's about time to actually do a more extensive review, and once again, it will be on a recent work, created by the writer and artist Josiah Shockency, aka, Hatchetstein4real, with his latest book. From the writer that bought you THE BALLAD OF DON CATO, THE SYNCOPATED BOOGIE-BOO, BENEATH THE CLASSICS, AND THE YUFFLEDIM AND OTHER VERSES.... I present to you..... Shockency's THE TIME MACHINE. An animal themed adaptation of the science fiction template of all time travel stories, THE TIME MACHINE by legendary science fiction author H.G. WELLS. This review shall discuss the entire story Mr. Hatchetstein has adapted and rewritten, going over the similarities and differences between both the original novel, and Hatchetstein's interpretation. I may also bring up George Pal's film