Luna Questions? Ask Them Here!

[glambright]

thanks so much for the answer another question is if luna wasn't created in a lab and was a regular girl, what do you think she would do if she was out of collage?

[Contra Glove]

Hey, Weir and DeFilippis.

I've read the Kindle editions of all of the Luna books released so far, as well as the Jennifer books. I must say, I'm quite impressed with what you two have done; the story has a great sense of suspense about it, and the characters are a lot of fun. I'm glad you two decided to continue the story -- it looks like Year Two is shaping up to be quite a ride.

Favorite characters?

Among those aware of Luna's work, my favorite is Jonah, since he's so calm, collected, and competent. Andrew is a close second, since he always turns things around on Jennifer when she least expects it. Third place is Dreyfus, because Navy SEALs are awesome.

Among the unaware civilians...Elizabeth Westbrook is my favorite. Yes, you read that right. Sure, she's a complete snob, but she also seems to have the most forceful personality among the civilian characters. Her influence on the story is like the moon's influence on the oceans -- slight, but definitely noticeable (First, the Skylar Raines clone, then Heinrich kidnapping her, then her pulling Francesca back into her circle, etc.) I'm genuinely interested in seeing what happens to her as this goes on. Oliver is a distant second -- he's a good, upstanding hero-type who just needs an opportunity to stop something big.

Now, two actual questions: Is Barbara Ohlinger a former hippie? She certainly seems like it. Also, is Jennifer and Tim's immense accomplishment the result of supernatural influence (groundbreaking scientific research in high school? Come on.)

[Azrael]

So there are just going to be the two AAJ volumes then? After this we will be returning to the Luna storyline, my understanding of this is correct?

[Adam Arnold]

So there are just going to be the two AAJ volumes then? After this we will be returning to the Luna storyline, my understanding of this is correct?

That's right, it tells a complete story in 2 volumes (10 chapters).

[Azrael]

Very good, thank you. I have enjoyed AAJ but am looking forward to seeing Luna and company again.

[Ravenhull]

As that we are about to see the start of the final chapter of vol 1, and word on a release date for vol 2?

[Adam Arnold]

As that we are about to see the start of the final chapter of vol 1, and word on a release date for vol 2?

You mean in print or online?

Amazing Agent Jennifer Vol. 2 came out in print in January 2012.
For online, volume 2 will start on Zoom in July.

[Ravenhull]

I didn't realize it was already 'on the street'. Thanks for the info.

[Ravenhull]

Ah, the joys of Kindle... about a 3rd through already... Guess this means I need to get around to reading all of AAL (got them, but haven't actually read them yet...)

[Ravenhull]

Just finished reading Volume 2 on my Kindle. Must say I enjoyed it, and it did give a good feel of "Control"'s personality in AAL. Best of all, some of the plot twists did catch me by surprise (including a couple due to me not getting past Vol 2 of AAL yet), which is always a good thing. Good work.

Now to plunge though AAL.

[Ravenhull]

At least in AAJenifer, the speech bubbles of the three men running The Agency are shaded. Is this to indicate that their voices are somehow altered/masked along with the faces being hidden?

[Ravenhull]

Any update on when we might see Vol 8?

[Adam Arnold]

Any update on when we might see Vol 8?

We're aiming for a December 2012 release for Amazing Agent Luna Vol. 8 (print/ebook). Shiei's over halfway through drawing the book right now.

Vol. 9 should follow in summer 2013.

[Ravenhull]

Cool, burned through all of AAJ and AAL.

[Ravenhull]

A quick question for the writers. Is there any chance Kim Donovan might show up in AAL? It would be a perfect way to add a little dramatic relief, especially if she sees the main three in a 'family' appearance.