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Like the wrongly formatted addition says, these events are indended to be flights of fancy on the part of storyteller rather than real events. And we probably shouldn\'t start listing inversions -- that works quite differently to stipping out the fantastic.
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Like the incorrectly formatted addition says, these events are indended to be flights of fancy on the part of storyteller rather than real events. And we probably shouldn\\\'t start listing inversions -- that works quite differently to stipping out the fantastic.
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* Inverted in \'\'[[ThreeHundred 300]]\'\', which added evil Persian supermutants and a minotaur/satyr musician into a buffed-up version of a real historical event. Neither of these elements were a part of the original comic, much less the original account by the \'\'\
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* Inverted in \\\'\\\'[[ThreeHundred 300]]\\\'\\\', which added evil Persian supermutants and a minotaur/satyr musician into a buffed-up version of a real historical event. Neither of these elements were a part of the original comic, much less the original account by the \\\'\\\'\\\"father of history\\\" himself, Herodotus!\\\'\\\'
** \\\'\\\'300\\\'\\\' wasn\\\'t a visual retelling of Thermopylae. It was a retelling of the battle by a very poetic speaker; the visual side is what his audience is imagining.
** \\\'\\\'300\\\'\\\' wasn\\\'t a visual retelling of Thermopylae. It was a retelling of the battle by a very poetic speaker; the visual side is what his audience is imagining.
