The|MULTIVERSE
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  • Reads 3,545
  • Votes 328
  • Parts 74
  • Time 26h 38m
Complete, First published Mar 11, 2015
Mature
WARNING!

This novel is an unconventional work of fiction. Anything you may read in the following episodes is solely created out of sheer satirical coincidence and is NOT to be taken out of ANY context OTHER than it being RIDICULOUSLY entertaining as ALL get out! So set your brain aside and enjoy.

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THE|MULTIVERSE [2nd Edition]
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"In the multiverse, nobody's safe. Everyone's a target."
    
Chosen by the celestial Aeons to deep-six the formidable Darkness' Tide, Ricven Tavius McQueen and his band of fight-ready multiversers unite against untold forces of evil-and other outrageous foes-as they battle to secure the balance across the worlds beyond.
    
Prepare to cast all logic into the voids, for this isn't your typical sci-fi/fantasy epic. 
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(2021) Revival Project for Amazon/Kindle purchase has begun.
Publication Date Yet Determined

(2022) R!CKELODEON's Ricven & The Multiversers in the works.
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