For 10 years, IDW has been publishing the G.I. Joe comics. When they got the license (after Devil’s Due lost it), they decided on a complete reboot, ignoring the continuity from the Marvel and Devil’s Due versions of the comic. They now have ongoing titles, short-run miniseries and even reprinted classic Joe comics. And, back in December, they introduced a big change that fans seem to have embraced: a new Snake-Eyes. Continue reading Comics Cosmos – A New Dawn for the Joes
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Playing Around – Surviving the Masquerade
Are you a gamer who loves all things gothic? What about the spooky tales of Edgar Allan Poe? Well there’s a new tabletop game from IDW Games currently running a kickstarter (and already fully funded) that may pique your interest: Masque of the Red Death. Continue reading Playing Around – Surviving the Masquerade
Playing Around – Get Those Shrooms!
If you’re a child of the 80s or just enjoy the old school video games, you have definitely heard of Centipede. Created by Atari in 1980, this classic vertical fixed shooter was all about blasting the bugs that descended upon you. It was a bit of a button masher – all you had to do was move the little gnome back and forth across the bottom of the screen and keep pressing the button to shoot at things. And now you can do that in tabletop form! Continue reading Playing Around – Get Those Shrooms!
Best Geeky Finds – A New Cut of an Old Classic
In 1990 we saw Edward Scissorhands leave his castle on the hill to visit the small California town he resided in. Sadly, it did not work out for him in the end and so he fled back to his large home, all alone. He was not forgotten though. As we saw at the end of the movie, Kim told her granddaughter stories of the man who brought the snow.
So, obviously, this couldn’t be the end of the story, right? Continue reading Best Geeky Finds – A New Cut of an Old Classic
Best Geeky Finds – Stop the Loop!
Who is in charge of cleaning up all the time issues created as a result of Doc Brown and Marty’s shenanigans? Sure, Marty destroyed the DeLorean upon returning to 1985, but the Brown family had that extraordinary time traveling locomotive. Bringing Marty’s parents together and giving his father confidence did more than help give birth to 3 successful children. It made his father an author and made Biff a servant. This wasn’t supposed to happen though. These are all time paradoxes, also known as anomalies.
And Teddy takes care of these anomalies. Continue reading Best Geeky Finds – Stop the Loop!