Yes, I've read several, and did post about. Short version of those JMS-written oeuvres I've read:
His Amazing Spiderman run: is cool. On a level with what Joss does with the X-Men, i.e. he doesn't invent that universe a new, but he shows he's a fan and does some great character depth things. Also, there is a Kosh clone. *g*
Midnight Nation: Worth reading, obvious social message, female character a bit too... too... well, Delenn without the war guilt that makes Delenn flawed and interesting. Male character more like Garibaldi, interestingly enough.
Supreme Power: Now that's the best thing he did (of what I've read) since B5. Wow. Fantastic. Dark. Twisted. Brainy. And in other news? Wow. That's what my posts were about.
Rising Stars: Has a similar theme to Supreme Power, but is not quite as good (is however now finished, as opposed to SP). Definitely worth reading, with two drawbacks - a main character with the initials JS who takes himself far too seriously, and (with one exception) only one-dimensional villains. Excellent flawed good guys, though.
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Yes, I've read several, and did post about. Short version of those JMS-written oeuvres I've read:
His Amazing Spiderman run: is cool. On a level with what Joss does with the X-Men, i.e. he doesn't invent that universe a new, but he shows he's a fan and does some great character depth things. Also, there is a Kosh clone. *g*
Midnight Nation: Worth reading, obvious social message, female character a bit too... too... well, Delenn without the war guilt that makes Delenn flawed and interesting. Male character more like Garibaldi, interestingly enough.
Supreme Power: Now that's the best thing he did (of what I've read) since B5. Wow. Fantastic. Dark. Twisted. Brainy. And in other news? Wow. That's what my posts were about.
Rising Stars: Has a similar theme to Supreme Power, but is not quite as good (is however now finished, as opposed to SP). Definitely worth reading, with two drawbacks - a main character with the initials JS who takes himself far too seriously, and (with one exception) only one-dimensional villains. Excellent flawed good guys, though.