So, according to The Discovery Channel, the robotic suits from the G.I. Joe movie may not be as farfetched as we believed them to be? Stronger, faster and harder is the promise of a new exoskeleton developed by Lockheed Martin for U.S. soldiers. Dubbed the Human Universal Load Carrier, or HULC, the device helps a […]
Free Comic Book Day is Saturday, May 2nd.
Sean Patrick Fannon’s 2008 was not his best year. The Shaintar author described the year as “significantly difficult” in a blog from last October. He went on to paint a very dismal picture of 2008: “The love of my life shattered my heart;” “A family member has, in the course of destroying his own life, […]
I think 2008 was the definitive year that independent comics, for me, surpassed mainstream comics in both art and story quality, as well as in my purchases. Don’t get me wrong, I still collect some mainstream titles, but most are published by DC – the Bat books (which I don’t see myself stopping anytime soon) […]
We don’t write about music enough here on IoM, which is why I thought I’d bring your attention to a unique CD that came out recently that may interest you guys! Set in 1942 at the height of WWII, Whisper House centers around eleven-year-old Christopher, an imaginative but melancholy child whose father recently died in […]
No no no!!!! Courtesy of DC’s Source Blog, we bring you…wait, is that blue blood?
Inglorious Basterds, coming out Not Soon Enough (August 21st) had a special trailer premiere last night during “American Idol.” Not sure how to take that…but I’ll take any footage of this movie I can get. Watch the footage below – now with more Eli!
Source: TVShowsonDVD So say we all! With the recent Battlestar Galactica-sized hole in my life, I’ve found that TV just isn’t the same anymore. Jokes just aren’t as funny. Drama just isn’t as dramatic. There’s certainly a lack of space opera in my life. That’s why news like this makes me a happy frak again! […]
I enjoy DC’s Justice Society of America, but was actually looking forward to dropping the title at the end of Geoff Johns’ run. I don’t really follow Fables, so, although I know Bill Willingham and Matt Sturges (the upcoming writing team) are highly regarded, I’m not too familiar with their work. Then damn @$$ DC […]
Last time I told you all about two of the ways to handle overland travel in D&D (and other fantasy games). Today we’re going to jump headfirst into even more techniques. Again, think of these as different knobs and dials you can adjust in order to make overland travel as easy or as complicated as […]