OK this sounds amazing but i never read Promethea so before i start reading an trieing to get into it how lost would i be without any background knowledge of the crossover?

Answer somewhat but still an enjoyable and well writen story but it seems that Spike is loseing importance as you go which seems meh cause you wrote him as a stalion sized firebreathing dragon but he does seem to be little more then a conduit to release Promethea's form into Rarity i mean again i don't have the background for the crossover but it seems he could do more and i know i'd at least like to see him have some real fight in him

Okay, Mr. Cloud. Here's those answers you wanted.

#4- I am writing this in a way that should give you all of the information you need to understand the series without reading them. Plus, I've added my own small bits into it to keep it from not making any sense. It will seem confusing at times, trust me, but that's how Promethea is when you read it. So try to hang on for the ride and see where it takes you. Oh yeah, and I'm trying to make a novel out of a comic book series. So imagery's really really important.

#5- As I said in my previous comment, I added things in to help the story flow. Spike's role in the story was completely written in, splitting the character of Sophie Bangs from the real comic (the college student obsessed with myth who gets sucked into the craziness of being Promethea) into two characters in my crossover: Spike (the college student obsessed with myth) and Rarity (the "beautious cutieous with a Caduceus up her gluteous" who gets sucked into the craziness of being Promethea). So yes, Spike may shift away from the story at some points, but trust me, if you wait around, you'll see some serious kick-butt action from him. Gotta protect his lady, know what I'm sayin'?

441771 I miss this, sham you've finally decided to stick the knife in it At least I have Two Weeks still.