First Look Review for One-Punch Man Volume 01, Punch 3 This chapter brings some great humor to the story and we see that others who attain their dreams are not fulfilled once they have what they’ve always wanted. One-Punch …
Daily Ramble 148: Visiting Aloy It’s been a while since I posted about Horizon Zero Dawn but that doesn’t mean I haven’t been playing it. Sure, I have only been visiting Aloy sporadically over the past month or so, but …
First Look Review of Avengers #25 In this issue we inch ever closer to the big fight. There are only a couple of scenes directly related to AvX, and they are drawn superbly but for the most part this is …
Daily Ramble 147: Starting, Ending, and Powering Up I spent some time today watching the Incredible launch of the Falcon Heavy rocket and it was great to see Americans getting back into the space program even though it’s based on …
First Look Review for Action Comics #961 The Path of Doom continues and the count of heroes goes up as we see evidence that Super Woman has taken a hand in this issue. Once again though, we’ve got a new …
Daily Ramble 146: Solo, Puppies, and my Paladin This was a pretty busy weekend but one in which a lot of things happened. I watched the Puppy Bowl instead of the Super Bowl…no politics in with the puppies; I played …
First Look Review of One-Punch Man Volume 01, Punch 2 After we’re introduced to Saitama in the last chapter, we get to see more of his origin in this chapter. We also see that heros and villains can seemingly be …
First Look Review of One-Punch Man Volume 01, Punch 1 While I’ve seen the anime, this is my first time taking a look at the manga for One-Punch Man and I found it enjoyable. The art is black and white …
Daily Ramble 144: Neverwinter, Trees, and Stockholm Today I spread myself around a bit and started up 2 new games – Neverwinter Online and Tree of Savior. As usual, healing is kinda my focus for character creation but I also …
First Look for Tales to Astonish #44 Meet the Wasp! could have easily been the title of this issue but instead the focus is on the bad guy. I tend to think the most important part of this issue is …
