===The Joyride===

===The Joyride===

'''''The Joyride''''' was written and posted to test the author's capabilities of writing fan fiction, to find out the public's reactions, and to gain some first experiences. Save some contributions to spontaneous round robins at the [[The Acorn Cafe|Cafe]], it is still his only written work in script format.

'''''The Joyride''''' was written and posted to test the author's capabilities of writing fan fiction, to find out the public's reactions, and to gain some first experiences. Save some contributions to spontaneous round robins at the [[The Acorn Cafe|Cafe]], it was his first written work in script format.

'''First released:''' Midnight Man's first released piece of fan fiction was completely written on March 13, 2006, and released at the Acorn Cafe in the evening (CET) of the same day. Starting out nameless, this extremely short story was given the title ''The Joyride'' about two months later on May 7.

'''First released:''' Midnight Man's first released piece of fan fiction was completely written on March 13, 2006, and released at the Acorn Cafe in the evening (CET) of the same day. Starting out nameless, this extremely short story was given the title ''The Joyride'' about two months later on May 7.

'''Title references:''' The title simply describes what the story is about.

'''Title references:''' The title simply describes what the story is about.

'''Part of series:''' The Joyride is independent of any series or [[Rangerverse]].

'''Part of series:''' ''The Joyride'' is independent of any series or [[Rangerverse]].

'''Length:''' 146 words.

'''Length:''' 146 words.

===Too Huge To Be True===

===Too Huge To Be True===

The idea of crossing [[The TV Show|Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers]] over with TaleSpin is almost as old as the oldest online CDRR fan fiction. But due to the differences between the two universes—not only the periods of time—no CDRR/TaleSpin crossover has ever been entirely written, let alone published, until 2006 when Midnight Man used a trick to combine these two universes—he made everything happen in a dream.

The idea of crossing [[The TV Show|Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers]] over with TaleSpin is almost as old as the oldest online CDRR fan fiction. But due to the differences between the two universes—not only the periods of time—no CDRR/TaleSpin crossover has ever been entirely written, let alone published, until 2006 when Midnight Man used a trick to combine these two universes in a full-blown crossover—he made everything happen in a dream.

This story's working process started on April 1, just a few hours after the last chapter of ''[[#Midnight At The Café|Midnight At The Café]]'' had been released, and the last chapter was finished immediately before it was posted at [[the Acorn Cafe]] the night between May 20 and 21.

This story's working process started on April 1, just a few hours after the last chapter of ''[[#Midnight At The Café|Midnight At The Café]]'' had been released, and the last chapter was finished immediately before it was posted at [[the Acorn Cafe]] the night between May 20 and 21. New Year 2007 brought some slight improvements.

Something furthermore interesting about ''Too Huge To Be True'' is that [[Kevin Sharbaugh]] stated during the publishing process that he had more than just an idea concerning such a crossover, it was actually a story concept, and he even foresaw [[Geegaw Hackwrench]] appearing in the story.

Something furthermore interesting about ''Too Huge To Be True'' is that [[Kevin Sharbaugh]] stated during the publishing process that he had more than just an idea concerning such a crossover, it was actually a story concept, and he even foresaw [[Geegaw Hackwrench]] appearing in the story.

'''Part of series:''' ''Too Huge To Be True'' is the first regular story in Midnight Man's [[Rangerverse]].

'''Part of series:''' ''Too Huge To Be True'' is the first regular story in Midnight Man's [[Rangerverse]].