I'd read the two pieces set in the Frontlines universe, "Measures of Absolution" and "Lucky 13", as well as the other piece that had been made into a Love, Death, + Robots short, "On the Use of Shape-Shifters in Warfare". I'd also read "Ink & Blood", "Cake Whores From Mars", and his Wild Cards novella, "How to Move Spheres and Influence People". I didn't mind re-reading any of them, especially since it had been years since I'd first encountered some of those tales.
The three other Wild Cards stories, two featuring the half-man, half-tiger mob bodyguard, Khan, and one featuring a dude who's a superhero working for the Royal Navy who can EMP any electronic gizmo he can see, were all new to me. I loved the Falklands War setting for the latter, and Khan is a fun fictional character. I'll eagerly seek out his future appearances.
The new story in the Ink & Blood universe really makes me hope he spins that up into the series it deserves to be.
The zombie fiction short, "Rottertown", is a frickin' knockout. A real gut punch in a genre that tends to be full of trope-heavy fluff. If they do another Love, Death, + Robots season, it should be in there.
I don't regret dropping the coin on the Kindle version at all.
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