I was just about ready to dive back in and start writing again when I received notice my apartment lease was being terminated. So I have a month and a half to find a new place and move.
The site is going on hiatus until I’m settled in and have three weeks worth of posts, plus any placeholder text in earlier posts, written and ready to go. This will likely happen sometime around mid-June at the earliest.
Knights of the Eternal Throne landed with a thud. How did Star Wars: The Old Republic pick itself up afterward?
I have fallen behind on Marvel’s movies, not seeing any since the pandemic (and I had missed Ant-Man and the Wasp) even before then. Now, I am going to start a rewatch/catch-up project.
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Link visits two dungeons on the west side of the sea, then two towns on the east side.
Parapa was fairly easy, but the Death Mountain quest is where the game shows its true self.
Knights of the Fallen Empire ultimately made some good moves and some bad ones. I think it could have gone either way with how it’s remembered, but the followup expansion seemed like nothing but bad decisions and cemented the single-player story era as a low point in the game’s history.
Link’s quest begins.
While Captain America, the Human Torch, Namor, the Angel, and the Young Allies were Marvel’s early stars, the anthology comics had lots of space to fill, and a bunch of colorful characters filled them. For the next two posts, I’ll be looking at the heroes who made more than one appearance in the Golden Age, excluding comedic characters like Officer O’Krime and Tubby an’ Tack. Even still, it’s a long list.