Mechwarrior: Dark Age #1 - Ghost Warrior - German Cover Art by Franz Vohwinkel
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Mechwarrior: Dark Age #1 - Ghost Warrior - German Cover Art by Franz Vohwinkel

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NO grandpa! you can NOT come along you are PROBLEMATIC and they will CANCEL you!!!
Dark Imperium Trilogy and the Rise of the Ynnari books have me giggling at the narrative differences between Yvraine and Guilliman.
They both essentially have to grapple with what divinity means for them personally, but when it comes to the idea of themselves becoming gods they have totally opposite reactions, like this:
‘There must be some way to fight back,’ the Visarch continued, sensing her conflicted thoughts. ‘Not simply to respond and defend, but to strike at our enemies.’
‘Perhaps we have gathered the means to do just that,’ she said, meaning the Hand of Darkness at her belt.
‘But you are happy to turn it over to the humans, a good little hunting hound.’
Yvraine skidded to a stop, her blade in her hand in a flash, its edge against the side of the Visarch’s helm as he halted. His sword was also free, point aimed towards her midriff with unthinking, instant response.
‘I am no other’s slave,’ hissed the Opener of the Seventh Way. ‘You would do well to choose your words more carefully.’
‘I speak as I see,’ said the Visarch. ‘When last did Yvraine of the Ynnari do her own bidding?’
-Rise of the Ynnari: Ghost Warrior, Gav Thorpe

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Ghost Warrior (1984)
A Samurai from the past befriends an elderly man he saved from hooligans. As thanks, he treat him to Japanese food.
BONUS :
Toshiro Mifune was a popular Samurai icon in the west in the 80s, just as Hiroyuki Sanada is now. 😎
Ghost Warrior is awful, but I have to give Gav Thorpe credit for this line:
"Their words verged on nonsense--even more than the garbled ramblings of [Alorynis's] mistress and her not-mates--but their effect was clear."
It's fucking hilarious to know that during all of the sturm und drang of every Ynnari conversation, Alorynis is just rolling his eyes at all these silly aeldari and their silly gibberish.
Plus, now we know the three genders according to Cat Space Elf Felinid: Mom, The People Mom Is Banging, and The People Mom Isn't Banging.
Thought of the Day: There is no right or wrong in our profession. The present changes the past from moment to moment. Only pray for the future to vindicate your action.