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Truly fantastic piece that reflects my thoughts not only on The Odyssey and the whole Wilson brouhaha, but also Nolan and, like, movies in general. Movies are great!

this joke didn't go over so well in the theater last night, either

Odyssey post-credits sequence introducing Aeneas

PARADISE LOST TIME, BABYYYYYYYYYY

as a teen in the late '90s the only places I remember finding anime were Suncoast Video (where they'd card you if you tried to buy it) and the Indie Video Store where you'd go to rent stuff like Troma flicks and episodes of The Prisoner, neither of which I'd call "cool" or "mainstream"

a modern-day dragon sitting on top of a pile of RAM sticks, hard drives, Pokemon cards, and shrink-wrapped NES games.

I normally get my RPGs as PDFs these days, because I can't afford and don't have space for nice hardcovers, but I made an exception for Blades '68. Copy just arrived and I have no regrets. Beautiful book; can't wait to get this to the table (assuming I ever get to GM again).

Splatoon Raiders review: still the only franchise I can play with other people without my social anxiety skyrocketing

it's cool to see Marvel casting someone who's not already a megastar for this, its movies are almost always better when they do that

our 4-year-old keeps smoking us at 7 Wonders Duel, a game that is decidedly not for 4-year-olds

pleased to report that Freedom Force still has the juice

the Cyborg Superman fight in the current season of My Adventures with Superman, that's some good stuff

if you could bring back any old cartoon series X-Men '97 style, what would it be?

oh okay, so I SHOULD start a comic shop

made my hobbies my job, now I have no job and no hobbies

my old workplace unionizing? you love to see it

an exec or marketing manager or someone highlighted the word "transformed" and left the note "do not EVER use this word," with no further explanation.

gotta hand it to whoever invented sports. they really nailed it with that one.

been GM'ing little adventures for the child for a couple weeks now, and very tempted to document them with little stick figure comics. a 4-year-old's solutions to fantasy problems are consistently hilarious and rarely make much sense.

It has to be Kentucky Route Zero, right? (or maybe a Call of Duty, but I haven't played enough of those to know for sure)