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"I picked up a book yesterday called In the Halls of Evil - 1967 Lancer Books - (apparently also known as The Shrewsbury Terror), and stumbled on the character of Sir Miles Messervy - AKA: M from the Bond series.
The book is set in America, however Sir Miles is still English, smokes a pipe etc., and is the head of FIRES (Facility Investigating Research Experimental Submarines) - does that acronym even make sense?"
No!
But it is quite amusing. Thanks David!
For more crossovers, well-known and obscure, like this one, check out my Crossovers 1 & 2: A Secret Chronology of the World, recently treated to an expansive review by Henry Zeo Covert at She Never Slept.com.
2 comments:
And it has a girl running away from a house on the cover!
Well, it's clearly a scary house, so it might be well worth running away from.
Perhaps, Dracula and Frankenstein's monster live there, making it a full on Wold Newton meltdown.
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