View Poll Results: Do you ever do "what-ifs" with fictional characters?
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Do you ever do "what-ifs" with fictional characters?
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Do you ever do "what-ifs" with fictional characters?
You know, where you imagine what if this character met that character, and the outcome? Or am I the only one?
Right now, as you may or may not know from the other thread, I'm on a big assassin kick (I can now kill you 14 different ways without it being traced back to me, muhahah).
I found myself wondering the following thing earlier today:
In an all out brawl, who would win:
Jack Reacher (Lee Child's series), Mitch Rapp (Vince Flynn's series), or Shane Schofield (Matthew Reilly)?
I'm thinking Schofield (if you know who all those characters are), but deep downside I want it to be Reacher.
Ok, I just reread this, and I might be crazy. Someone else say they do this!
Right now, as you may or may not know from the other thread, I'm on a big assassin kick (I can now kill you 14 different ways without it being traced back to me, muhahah).
I found myself wondering the following thing earlier today:
In an all out brawl, who would win:
Jack Reacher (Lee Child's series), Mitch Rapp (Vince Flynn's series), or Shane Schofield (Matthew Reilly)?
I'm thinking Schofield (if you know who all those characters are), but deep downside I want it to be Reacher.
Ok, I just reread this, and I might be crazy. Someone else say they do this!
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From: The Fair City of Detroit, ok, The Fair Suburbs of Detroit
When I saw this thread's title, the first thing that I thought of was Rapp vs Scarecrow.
By the way, Rapp would win, although Scarecrow handled Mother pretty handily. It would be a damn good fight.
I'm not familiar with Lee Child, are his books in a similar vein as Flynn and Reilly?
By the way, Rapp would win, although Scarecrow handled Mother pretty handily. It would be a damn good fight.
I'm not familiar with Lee Child, are his books in a similar vein as Flynn and Reilly?
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Originally posted by JEStinson3
When I saw this thread's title, the first thing that I thought of was Rapp vs Scarecrow.
By the way, Rapp would win, although Scarecrow handled Mother pretty handily. It would be a damn good fight.
I'm not familiar with Lee Child, are his books in a similar vein as Flynn and Reilly?
When I saw this thread's title, the first thing that I thought of was Rapp vs Scarecrow.
By the way, Rapp would win, although Scarecrow handled Mother pretty handily. It would be a damn good fight.
I'm not familiar with Lee Child, are his books in a similar vein as Flynn and Reilly?
Pick one of Child's books up, if you like the Rapp/Scarecrow characters, I'm pretty sure you'll like Reacher. He's my favorite of the three.
You really think Rapp would win? Hand to hand, I think Scarecrow's got 'em locked down (man, typing this out sounds insane....but hey, it's all in fun).
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I do think that Rapp would win, eventhough he is a bit older than Scarecrow. I think that it would be very close, probably a draw.
Actually now that I think about it, Scarecrow would probably win. I love the way that Rapp is written though, he has an edge to him that Scarecrow doesn't have yet. DO NOT READ UNLESS YOU HAVE READ SCARECROW
I'm really looking forward to the next Scarecrow book and the possible Black Knight book.
Maybe I just like Rapp better. I don't know.
According to Amazon, Killing Floor is the first Reacher book. Does that sound right?
Actually now that I think about it, Scarecrow would probably win. I love the way that Rapp is written though, he has an edge to him that Scarecrow doesn't have yet. DO NOT READ UNLESS YOU HAVE READ SCARECROW
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Maybe I just like Rapp better. I don't know.
According to Amazon, Killing Floor is the first Reacher book. Does that sound right?
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Originally posted by JEStinson3
According to Amazon, Killing Floor is the first Reacher book. Does that sound right?
According to Amazon, Killing Floor is the first Reacher book. Does that sound right?
However, if you want to go "chronological", you should read "Enemy" first. It is the most recent Reacher book, but it is actually a prequel to all the other ones. It covers back when he was still in the army, instead of being an ex-MP. It's not necessary to read Enemy first, or last, and it won't really spoil anything major regardless of which order you read it.
As far as Scarecrow going darker, I think you're 100% accurrate on that. He's already a killing machine, so it will be interesting to see how Reilly turns up the heat. A Black Knight book could be cool, but I feel like he's a little too similar to Scarecrow.
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Originally posted by Joem
As far as Scarecrow going darker, I think you're 100% accurrate on that. He's already a killing machine, so it will be interesting to see how Reilly turns up the heat. A Black Knight book could be cool, but I feel like he's a little too similar to Scarecrow.
As far as Scarecrow going darker, I think you're 100% accurrate on that. He's already a killing machine, so it will be interesting to see how Reilly turns up the heat. A Black Knight book could be cool, but I feel like he's a little too similar to Scarecrow.



