The Eternal Champion commonly has a sidekick of some sort, if only briefly. Many of his earlier works were written as stand-alone works but have been retroactively added to the Eternal Champion mythology, mainly through later crossovers. Most of his work revolves around the concept of the "Eternal Champion" a being who undergoes repeated incarnations throughout time, and is destined to maintain the balance between Law and Chaos- whether he wants to or not. In the 1960s he became editor of New Worlds magazine, evolving its format from a fairly conservative science fiction magazine into an anarchic counter-cultural outlet, bringing a much-needed waft of swinging-London "hipness" and progressive sensibility to fantastic and fantasy fiction and touching off the New Wave Science Fiction movement. He combines a graphic and powerful imagination with an often frustrating inability to resolve a plot except by Deus ex Machina. Michael Moorcock (born December 18, 1939, London) is a British Speculative Fiction author of roughly 80 novels and short stories collections.
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