[UA] History - is it all bunk?

[Bruce MacMonkey McSpade]

>
>I have a strangely insensitive one from me. On January
>3rd, this year, Will Eisner died. He was a massively
>prolific writer and illustrator who fought for the
>acceptance of comics as a legitimate literary form of
>expression.
>
>Now to an investment banker clio this means poppy
>cock, comics are comics. But to the clio who has a lot
>riding on comics as a legimate art form (like Mr Glass
>from Unbreakable), not only is the studio of Will
>Eisner a fat charge but his equipment is too. Perhaps
>all of them together make it a fat charge.
>
>Fat being a couple of sigs.
>
>Why can't a clio get better charges by having a
>personal investment in his magick?

Good point, Chris.  It is our personal perception which shapes our own take 
on reality.  Is a hotel room where Elvis partied a historically significant 
site?  Probably not, but a clio was harvesting some minor charges there in 
"The Green Glass Grail".  To that clio Elvis was a historically significant 
figure and so it goes..
MacMonkey