Tours Through The Multiverse: Trailer

  ..........BEGIN TRANSMISSION..........

   Greetings, passenger. I hope you understand that I'm taking you with me because I trust you. DO NOT SCREW THIS UP, okay? You don't understand what might happen if you mess this up.

   Traveling through the multiverse is something that requires great caution. Do not get intoxicated when we're leaping timelines, do not fall asleep while the machine is charging, and do not, I repeat, DO NOT, stick your arms out while exiting a wormhole. 

   I am showing you different universes because it's about time you Earth people started to learn about what's out there. You have a lot to learn. Be grateful that I'm trusting you. And don't start leaking this information to unreliables like Kreegslarr did or they'll come after me.

.........END TRANSMISSION...........

  So, it's time for a new era! 

  Tours Through The Multiverse will be a bit different but some of the same ideas. Whereas Mr. Hardy Saves The World was just complaining about issues of the world, Tours Through The Multiverse will partly be that, but will also be a fictional experience of exploring different universes. Examining what life would be like if certain things were different, if people were different, if society was different. 
    I will incorporate both non-fictional commentary on stuff like I did with Mr. Hardy, but the big unique thing is that I'll be writing a lot of fictional prose as well. We'll be getting all sci-fi up in here. Think The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy meets Futurama meets Rick and Morty. Hope you're ready. We'll be seeing our first universe on Friday.

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