Thorsday Comic Book Review: Marvel’s ‘Thor: Season One’
As a Marvel Cinematic Universe fan, I’m always searching for Marvel comics that demonstrate strong ties to the MCU while pushing me in another direction […]
Month: September 2015
Short Fiction Spotlight: Machina Rasa, Part Two
[Continued from Machina Rasa, Part One] Leksa stopped just short of the dais she had been assembled on. The light in the room was bright […]
X-Card: Your Gaming Ring of Protection
Often, in tabletop RPGs, the issue of problematic content comes up. As GMs and players, we often deal with bad players but also with sensitive […]
Wizard World Pittsburgh: Chats With Lou Ferrigno, James Marsters, and More [videos]
Contributor Jill Robi speaks with Lou Ferrigno about Donald Trump and gets a hug from Dean Cain. You know, the usual. WIZARD WORLD PITTSBURGH—PRESS POV: On […]
Short Fiction Spotlight: The Song of Idunn and Bragi
My voice isn’t exactly wonderful, but it’s kind. Often I have observed lovers chasing each other through my orchard. War-goddess Sif; her hair as […]
Short Fiction Spotlight: Machina Rasa, Part One
“Can you open your eyes for me?” The room was searing white. “It’s bright,” the woman observed. “I can dim the lights so that your […]
The Trouble With Modern ‘Victorians’ – and Their Bullies
Since Vox published Sarah A. Chrisman’s post on living the Victorian life on September 9, there have been a variety of criticisms and reactions posted. Chrisman’s […]
Fan Account: Meeting Kristy Swanson
I recently had the opportunity to attend Wizard World Chicago. Instead of giving a blow by blow of the con, I wanted direct my focus of […]
Thorsday Comic Book Review: Marvel’s ‘The Mighty Thor Vol. 1’
Thor and Sif fight against the Silver Surfer and Galactus in “The Mighty Thor Volume 1,” written by Matt Fraction and penciled by Olivier Coipel. […]
Choice of Games: Play the Gender and Orientation You Wish
As far as diversity in games goes, it’s hard to find one that allows options of gender beyond “male” and “female” and sometimes even ones […]