I like that we're teasing a little more backstory for Steve. KMO does a good job revealing information in natural exchanges, rather than awkward exposition chunks. This strip has an easy-flowing conversation but still delivers new info to enrich the world of Gebb.

This one is a good turning point in the story! The reveal is well set up as both a dramatic turn and a fun punchilne for the strip. Well done!

This is another great strip that will give anyone who's dealt with corporate nonsense a good laugh. The dynamic between Joyce and Derek really shines here. KMO does a great job letting them riff off each other and build the joke up through their interaction.

This one will definitely get a chuckle out of anyone who has had to deal with a terrible boss. As always, Joyce says the things we wish we could!

The punchline on this one literally made me burst out laughing. The dynamic between Ed and Vz is just perfect.

The strips are now bigger! All the better to see KMOs artwork, and easier to read text. Love it!

Another strip with some more development of the aliens' operation. I enjoy that new characters and explanation of the setting happen through an organic conversation. Even getting a lot of new info, I don't feel like we're just getting buried in exposition - great job!

I really enjoyed this particular strip - we get a little more information as to how the aliens' operation is working (or not, as the case may be!) including a fun and terrifying glimpse of Mama Shug!

This one cracks me up - anyone who's ever worked with bureaucracy can relate. The characters' attitudes are portrayed really well in the drawing here, too!

KMO shows off some drawing chops in this one! I love the shot of the exterior of their secret base. The juxtaposition of the epic build-up and the more down-to-earth punchline was pretty great in this strip, too!

I love the variety in the character designs and how well their personalities not only come through, but stand out from each other. That can be tricky in an ensemble cast, and KMO pulls it off well. There's also plenty of fun references and in-jokes for us nerds to enjoy as well, as this particular strip is a good example of :)

A lot of really neat ideas for monsters in here, and a bunch of Andy Hopp's awesomely bizarre artwok!

This is a great way to learn more about Ragnarok: Age of Wolves before buying the whole book. Since it's a free preview, it doesn't have any of the rules for the game but it DOES include the introduction, table of contents, things you will need to play the game, and other basics about the philosophy behind the rules and gameplay. It's also taken straight from the first few pages of the rulebook, so you have a representative sample of the quality of production. If you're on the fence about jumping into the full version of this game, then you absolutely want to download this free preview to decide if it's for you.

The Bag of Beans has a ton of really great, creative magical effects. These are things totally outside of the mundane that will keep your players guessing. This publication also features really fun and evocative illustrations.

These are some great utilitarian (with the potential for creative use in combat) spells with a lizardfolk flair. I can't wait to summon a brontosaurus :D