On Thu, 29 Feb 1996, Robert G Orick wrote:

Rumiko: "On a Pale Horse" Check!
	"Weilding a Red Sword" Check!
	"Carrying and Hourglass" Doesn't sound right, but check...
	"Weaving a Tangled Skein" Doesn't sound right, either..., but check!

Erm, lessee

Death:  On A Pale Horse
Time:   Bearing an hourglass
War:    Wielding a Red Sword
Nature: Being A Green Mother
Fate:   Weaving A Tangled Skein
Satan:  For Love Of Evil
God:    ...And Eternity

I *think* I got those titles right.

I must admit, after "Bearing An Hourglass", the other books are a little 
repetitive (especially Nature and Fate - by that time, he's simply 
re-hashing the same events.)  "For Love Of Evil" does that too, but adds 
enough story before and after the 'standard' Incarnations Of Immortality 
storyline... and "..And Eternity" is a brand new story which wraps the 
lot up.

Personally, I'd rank them as:

1) Death
2) Satan
3) God
4) Time (if you *really* must)

The rest, IMHO can be skipped with very little lst from the overall 
storyline.


Neoculture              (Crash-Test Dummy On The Information SuperHighway)
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Dans le froid glace de l'Olympe noir | Dans le vide de l'espace infernal -
Les Dieux malins ont en vain         | Fatigue, lasse, vainqueur -
Use de leur puissance, leurs pouvoirs| Ulysse pres d'une Aurore Boreale
Contre Ulysse 31.                    | Rechauffe un peu son coeur.
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