This series of stories (available in a 2013 e-book collection) follows pulp hero Simon Rip
through time as he first takes care of problems caused by H.G. Wells’s Traveller and
then searches for Dr. Berlin, a later inventor of time travel.
But to my way of thinking, all of the events of existence have already happened, and are
therefore immutable. Thus, there are no so-called ‘time paradoxes.’
DEBUT
“A Rip Through Time: The Dame, the Doctor,and the Device,” in Beat to a Pulp
90, 3 September 2010.
VARIANTS
Debut. “A Rip Through Time: The Dame, the Doctor,and the Device,” in Beat to a Pulp 90, 3 September 2010.
But to my way of thinking, all of the events of existence have already happened, and are
therefore immutable. Thus, there are no so-called ‘time paradoxes.’
1 English variant