Unofficial Tex Murphy

Yes, Big Jim Slade was my pick. And, yes, Cub he made his return in Lombard Street. But, will we have a return of Lombard St? (I continually harass Cub about every other month to make more Lombard St -- I consider it good practice)

~Keck

Actually Keck,

I just recently acquired a new 70-CD sound effects library which has got me drooling at the concept for the past few days... as soon as some time constraints are lifted, I will definately consider it... lets say, around about Christmas time.

-Cub. =o)

Sai wrote:The audio episodes on the website here are the official Radio Theatre episodes by Aaron Conners et al.
The Lombard St. episodes are a fan production by Cubase and other talented people.
http://www.provisionaustralia.com.au/LombardSt/main.htm (I think thats the proper link? Cubase will correct me if not )

Thanks so much, Sai! That's the right site.

Cub, I look forward to it a lot, good sir. But, I'll understand if other things get in the way, especially as the holidays approach.

~Keck

Make your choices, ladies and gentlemen.

Chamleon for sure. How can you beat a hitman who's basically impossible to identify?

However, I can't vote. Whenever I try, using IE or FireFox, it says "the submitted form is invalid".

This thread is ancient history, as well. It's almost a decade old. And I don't think the poll function is back online yet, either.

Bad case of thread necromancy, this is.

-Fred

as the title suggest hitman it could only be slade as he was the hired gun.

Wait a sec: the Chameleon was hired too.

Michael Jackson. He had many.

Joel wrote:Michael Jackson. He had many.

Awesome answer.

Well, being a Detroit native, my vote goes for Tommy "the hitman" Hearns. But as far as Tex goes, I have to give the edge to Slade.

Oh I'll throw it in, Black Arrow Killer. He didn't talk. Ok, he did to a dead girl, but in general he was too busy doing bad guy things to talk.