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Date: 2012-10-15 02:22 pm (UTC)Which is not to say that the Robots cycle didn't have its own gangster puppetmasters, even before Asimov pasted it onto the Foundation. But it's got much more vivid characters, human and robotic, and a better-developed sense of humor, maybe because it doesn't spend all of its time looking at the 50,000-foot view.