Some of those I've caught on the radio, and I enjoyed 'Max Warp' a lot - though the Clarkson-bashing seems a bit mean after his very good Operation Chariot documentary which I happened to catch last night. But I didn't think 'The Cannibalists' was one of Morris' better efforts, and 'The Scapegoats' was as clunking as pretty much everything else Pat Mills has written over the past 15 years or so.
The only non-Miles Sabbath I'd really recommend is The Infinity Race, but some of the post-amnesia stories without him are good. Most notably Lance Parkin's contributions, obviously, but also The Tomorrow Windows. I do recall enjoying The Book of the Still but, even reading a plot summary, it seems to have fallen victim to an amnesia of my own, which is probably not a good sign.
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Date: 2010-12-06 01:54 pm (UTC)The only non-Miles Sabbath I'd really recommend is The Infinity Race, but some of the post-amnesia stories without him are good. Most notably Lance Parkin's contributions, obviously, but also The Tomorrow Windows. I do recall enjoying The Book of the Still but, even reading a plot summary, it seems to have fallen victim to an amnesia of my own, which is probably not a good sign.