DestroyerBook 95
Destroyer 95: High Priestess

Destroyer 95: High Priestess

Jan 10, 2005 · Warren Murphy and Richard Sapir · Directed by Nanette Savard · Destroyer #95 · at GraphicAudio

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New Age diva Squirrelly Chicane—the hottest channeler the side of Atlantis—has made millions getting high on the afterlife. So when a delegation of Himalayan holy men convince a very stoned Squirrelly that she's an incarnation of the Bunji Lama, she figures ruling their little country would be a kick. But big bad China is playing a game of turf war—and Tibet is the unlucky first contestant. The holy underdogs hoped that an American national on the throne-even one as nuts as Squirrelly—would keep the bullies away. Not! Now, the U.S. is sitting on a powder keg. Solution: send in Remo and Chiun with some free tickets to paradise.
substance useRomance not assessedInferred themesconspiracyleadershipconflictperseverancetransformation
A comedic geopolitical satire about an unlikely spiritual leader facing global conflict.
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Cast · 9 voices

Bobby AselfordCate TorreChristopher GraybillJeff BakerMort ShelbyNanette SavardRichard RohanTerence AselfordThomas Penny

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Directed by Nanette Savard

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