David McCloskey

the art online.

It's quite amazing.

Now, the screenplay and the park had unfortunately, all of the financing for this had collapsed when Geller's business partner was indicted for embezzlement.

And so, the screenplay, the concept drawings by Jack Kirby have basically been sitting

on the shelf and Chambers has copies of this at his home.

And he hands the stuff to Mendez and it's pretty – I would – we got to create a link to this at the show notes because the concept art is wild.

It's geographically ambiguous, I would say.

And the slightly scantily clad woman, when I went deep,

in my researches on this.

So the big shape, the big kind of people in this Pavilions of Joy picture, those are 10,000 foot statues.

And then beneath that is the cityscape.

Oh, now it makes sense.

Now it makes perfect sense.

This is where, yeah, exactly, fade to black, is that I tried really, really hard to summarize the plot in a coherent way.

I will attempt it and I will try to do this punchily, okay?

So Lord of Light-

is set on a planet colonized by some remnants of Earth.

These people have found themselves on a strange planet surrounded by hostile indigenous races and had to carve out a place for themselves or perish to increase their chances of survival.

The crew has used chemical treatments and electronics to mutate their minds and create enhanced self-images or aspects

that, quote, strengthened their bodies and intensified their wills and extended the power of their desires into attributes, capital A, which fell with a force like magic upon those against whom they were turned.