Instead of taking him back home as he had expected, Colonel Douglas Sangnoir's first successful attempt at a dimensional gate instead drops him into the city of MegaTokyo, Japan, in the year 2036. When he discovers that the gate will not work a second time, Doug must find a way to survive in a dark, cyberpunk world rife with megacorporations, killer biodroids — and a team of armored heroes. His only friend is an overly-inquisitive girl reporter hiding her own secrets.
After five and a half years, Drunkard's Walk II is now complete! Many thanks to all my faithful readers and all my prereaders over the years. And special thanks to artist/author Dave Menard, for the commemorative image you can see to the right. |
Drunkard's Walk II
- Prologue and Chapter One (Released 4 September 1998)
- Chapter Two (Released 25 October 1998)
- Chapter Three (Released 28 January 1999)
- Chapter Four (Released 27 May 1999)
- Chapter Five (Released 7 January 2000)
- Chapter Six (Released 14 January 2000)
- Chapter Seven (Released 25 February 2000)
- Chapter Eight (Released 10 April 2000)
- Chapter Nine (Released 17 July 2000)
- Chapter Ten (Released 5 April 2001)
- Chapter Eleven (Released 9 November 2001)
- Chapter Twelve (Released 30 November 2002)
- Chapter Thirteen (Released 17 October 2003)
- Chapter Fourteen (Released 14 November 2003)
- Chapter Fifteen and Epilogues (Released 12 March 2004)
- Concordance
Dead Bang
If you want to find out what happens to Lisa, Madigan, the Knight Sabers and everyone else after Doug left, you're in luck. Check out Dead Bang by Ian McLeod, the official sequel to Drunkard's Walk II. Doug may have triggered a dramatic change in this timeline, but change is not an event, it is a process... and it keeps on building.