The party raided a scientific black site and fought a pair of mad scientists to stop them from running tests on one of their teammates, then boarded an interdimensional train where each car was meant to test and traumatize them.
The end of session stinger: A shot of the BBEG, The Worm!! A spatial/temporal anomaly hivemind with mommy issues.
Madonna and Dennis Rodman photographed by Melodie McDaniel for Vibe magazine in 1994. The magazine’s founder, Quincy Jones, prevented their cover story from being published.
Dennis Rodman:
Our relationship had better luck than that article. We got to know each other and we found out we had a lot in common. Our philosophies on life were pretty much the same. We thought a lot alike, and we both have the same knowledge about how stupid life is on this marble we live on. We are two people who do whatever we want in life and get away with it…. Athletes and entertainers aren’t all that different. We came at things from the same angle. She knows she’s not going to be a sex goddess her whole life, and I know I’m not going to be a superstar athlete much longer either. You can’t hold on forever, and both of us understood that. We weren’t living in a fantasy world, making ourselves believe we’d have everything we have now for the rest of our lives. We both wanted to experience as much as we could while we still had it going for us, though.
Dennis Rodman photographed by Vincent Laforet while relaxing before Game One of the NBA Finals against the Seattle Supersonics in Chicago, IL - June 05, 1996
