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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!
For all the good feels that this comic invoked I give it 5 stars. Go buy it. The (mostly) single panel illustrations are reminiscent of Gary Larson’s The Far Side which also takes me back a couple of decades or so. I want to be clear that not every cartoon in the collection is a throwback the way the three I’ve chosen are. You’re just seeing some of my favorites . There are sure to be others that anyone will keenly connect with.
Read the full review here: http://www.nonzerosumgames.com/rpgenerations-tabletop-knight- s-2/...
I ran this at at local RPG convention are it went over fantastically. It's a good story, but a really good selection of PCs makes this module, I've even used them for other games ratehr than make my own!
Quite a bargin at $5, the Fudge dice I bought are more expensive (but you don't need Fudge Dice).
Somehow just the right level of detail. Love it. Especially love characters on an index card.
Does not include random character generation rules. But I didn't need them anyway.
BUY IT
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 :)
Publisher: NUELOW Games
Date Added: 04/09/2019 13:59:16
"... and Lady Satan shall continue on at will!"
After being dormant for centuries, a spirit of ultimate evil stirs and seizes control of young Anne Jason's body. What follows is a violent struggle for control of a life that's been stolen... and to stop the will of Satan to be manifest on Earth.
Lady Satan 1974 is the first-ever collection of the entire series that first ran in Scream and Psycho magazines from Skywald Publishing. Hewetson's creation is a little remarked upon milestone in American comics history, as it was the first horror series to star an African American woman (even if she was possessed by a Bride of Satan for much of each of the four chapters)."
I have a very storied history with Skywald Publications going back to '74 when I found a stack of Scream & Nightmare magazines next to my uncle's Playboys he kept under his bed. The lurid & dangerously suggestive covers were indicative of the horror magazines of the time. This brings me to Skywald incarnation 's Lady S...
Publisher: Zindagi Comix
Date Added: 04/07/2019 22:04:11
With this latest issue of "Zindagi," the story really starts to move forward, adding new elements even as previous developments come to a head. The philosophical themes are still very much present, but they are woven into the action instead of being used to stall it like some navel-gazing coffee break. I've said it before, and it bears repeating: Ken is creating a ground-up indie-comics cosmic saga the likes we haven't seen since Jim Starlin was the "new kid in town."
Publisher: EN Publishing
Date Added: 04/07/2019 03:16:52
I haven't done any role playing games since the late 80s. Since then I drifted away to tabletop gaming.
One game that has re-ignited my passionfor RPGs is the Judge Dredd and the worlds of 2000AD game. I have been wanting to try some RPGs for a while but hadn't found a system I was really interested in until this came along.
As a long time fan of all things 2000AD this is the game I have been looking for. Rules are clearly written, concise and the game looks very entertaining. I have yet to play it but I absolutely cannot wait to try it (we have a small group ready to go but need to arrange a mutually acceptable night to play on!)
The D6 system is intuitive and very easy to learn. For someone who hasn't played an RPG in over 30 years the mechanics of this were easy to understand. For those of you who play RPGs regularly learning this will be a breeze!
If you are an RPG fan and/ or a fan of 2000AD then I absolutely recommend this book. I was lucky enough as a Kickstarter bac...
Publisher: NUELOW Games
Date Added: 04/05/2019 14:27:59
"I'll answer the invitation to death... but not with bullets."
When everyone she loved was killed in a Nazi bombing raid, a young woman surrendered her entire existence to a quest for revenge. Under the name Lady Satan, she first hunted and killed the Nazis wherever she could with conventional weapons... but later, she became a master of black magic. Even after the Nazi monsters were broken and consigned to history, she continued her fight, becoming a hunter of all manner of supernatural monsters."
So the year is 1979 I'm living in Hudson New York, my family is getting ready to move back to Connecticut. Like many families we survived the Recession of the late Seventies via tag sales,odd jobs, & any mean necessary. Flea markets were also a must back then & there was a comic book dealer that used to blow through from New York City. One of the comic books he had was 'Lady Satan' & I became obsessed with the character. So when Steve Miller of Nuelow games offered me the chance to do s...
Publisher: EN Publishing
Date Added: 03/23/2019 18:12:53
This is the latest in a series of games based on Judge Dredd, starting with the original Games Workshop edition in the 1980s and two editions/supplements put out by Mongoose for D20/OGL and the Traveller rules respectively.
The main appeal of the game lies with it's setting material, which has a 40+ year comic library and has very much a cult following in the UK at least. The 2000AD comics are very gonzo, 'punk' infused, action based storylines and this remains an enduring appeal to many - although curiously, it's never fully transported it's fanbase into America where DC and Marvel comics were entirely dominant, truth be told. Much of the art within is drawn from the comics, which adds a degree of style - yet in other ways the layout, font and general interior design could have been better. Having owned the previous versions of the game, they generally seemed less cluttered and easier to read (the font size) than this current edition.
This edition has maximised it's utility by ...
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