Comment on The Everlasting Spirit 2007 by Shinjuchan
Yeah. The ‘Windowknocker’ that I was referring to was a very popular collection of novel shorts that ran from 1993-1999 and divulged around Kandle, the 300+ year old tragic and yet immortal phoenix of the vessel. The spirit of the urn born of fire and ash went on to blaze across the pages of the PNT quarterly fanzine.
Unless you know the some history about the ‘Undertaker’ ... really, really know him, the ‘Everlasting Spirit’ is a reference to the ‘soul’ that the Undertaker drew his power from when he was still with Paul and using the urn. Kandle is this ‘spirit’ physically represented.
Ha, ... Just imagine the overwhelming shock and surprise by myself and dozens of fanclub members though when four years later in 1997, WWF introduced the world to the Undertaker’s on-screen brother, Kane who’s tributes couldn’t be more haunting! I’m pretty damn sure that was the first time my eyes looked the size of dinner plates!
Unless you know the some history about the ‘Undertaker’ ... really, really know him, the ‘Everlasting Spirit’ is a reference to the ‘soul’ that the Undertaker drew his power from when he was still with Paul and using the urn. Kandle is this ‘spirit’ physically represented.
Ha, ... Just imagine the overwhelming shock and surprise by myself and dozens of fanclub members though when four years later in 1997, WWF introduced the world to the Undertaker’s on-screen brother, Kane who’s tributes couldn’t be more haunting! I’m pretty damn sure that was the first time my eyes looked the size of dinner plates!