This is the guy DC put its cinematic hopes on. Good job.
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OH JESUS heâs at it again. Last time he did this it was amazing, so buckle up.
Dad Joke Survivors.
Why some people flee to another state to go to college âŚ
Making my way through âThunderbirds are Go!â âŚ
⌠and we have an episode with a Master Scientist âŚ
⌠âQuentin Questaâ âŚ
⌠(voiced by Mycroft / Mark Gatiss).
"Did you have a good time investigating the volcano, Dad?"
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Oh, Pinterest, âImages like [the one I saved of Quentin Questa]â:
So much wrong there. So much right.
Someone on the Masks discord posted this cool list of fanmade playbooks and now I wish Iâd known about the Youth back when I was playing Adam. Lot of cool playbooks (including some weâve already seen like linked elsewhere like the Relic).
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Aside from the review itself, it looks great and the visuals are inspiring.
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Been waiting for this for a couple of months⌠and Iâll just keep waiting until tomorrow.
Iâve been waiting for this one for months (and dove back into the book yesterday, since Margie and James were doing likewise). So, yeah, plan on some serious (and hilarious) watching of this.
Leftist OSR? Sure, letâs take a look.
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As a fan of Good Omens, I have to say I was pretty thoroughly satisfied. The adaptation from a heavily-internal-dialogued book to something that works on TV was quite well done.
Via Kurt Busiek on Twitter (with the comment âD&D groups have made a cultural shift, I seeâ):
Which I love so much for âI figure this is Uncle Donâs version of book clubâ.
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French artist and designer Paul Chadeisson has created a series of images of the megacities from Blade Runner, abandoned in some far future.
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So small confession time: I love Choose Your Own Adventure novels (scandalous, I know 
) and to that end Iâve really enjoyed the Choice of Games series. If you ever see my Steam library, youâll see probably a quarter of the games on there are from that company (admittedly, part of this is that thereâs usually a new game released once or twice a month).
Anyway, today they released Asteroid Run: No Questions Asked, a story in the vein of the Expanse novels that will also be in line with our Scum & Villainy game. From the description:
Cargo runs between Earth, Mars and the Asteroid Belt are commonplace, but deadly. Youâre the captain of a merchant vessel, but this time, your contract has a twist: donât open the cargo, donât get in the way of its handler, and donât ask questions. Deliver to Vesta Station.
If anyone else enjoys games like this, I have a handful of other suggests from this company.
Someone somehow made the perfect gift for Aria
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Jason and Alycia decided on an Evangelion binge watch one weekend. They quit around episode 12, convinced they either knew or were too many of the characters, and deciding (in Jasonâs words), âYeah, a show about a tyrannical, manipulative father who gathers broken children around him and abusively exploits them for some greater cause is, ah, not the healthiest way to be spending our time.â
Jason does order Alycia an alpaca stuffed animal, though, (if not one of these), quoting the Wikipedia entry, âAlpacas can sometimes be aggressive, but they can also be very gentle, intelligent, and extremely observant.â
She orders one for him, quoting the same page elsewhere, âAlpacas are often very trainable and will usually respond to reward; most commonly in the form of food.â