title: Knights of the Dinner Table: Bundle of Trouble, Vol. 17
author:  Jolly R. Blackburn 
description: Knights of the Dinner Table(TM) was accidentally created by Jolly R. Blackburn way back in 1990 as filler for his small press magazine, Shadis(TM). It was something of a creative burp and Jolly really didn't give it much thought. Perhaps that's why he was just as surprised as anyone that soon KODT was overshadowing everything else he'd ever done and that the created was now controlling the creator. Fortunately, writing and drawing KODT strips isn t the lonely job it was in the past. Hundreds of fans have contributed to the beast over the years and since joining the ranks of Kenzer and Company and the formation of the KODT D-Team, the Knights have gone far beyond anything Jolly or fellow D-team members, Steve Johansson, David S. Kenzer or Brian Jelke ever imagined. With over 120 issues under their belts, it's been a wild ride and the D-Team looks forward to seeing where the gang takes them next. In 2006, Jolly was inducted into the Academy of Adventure Gaming and Design Hall of Fame.
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  # _The Dinner Party_
  
  
  ## R. J. PARKER
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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  First published in Great Britain in ebook format by HarperCollins _Publishers_
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