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Buckaroo Banzai would easily make a favorites list for me. It’s a latter-day pulp classic with an awesome soundtrack. Taken on its...

I'm pleased we get to have some edition wars in this conversation. You're right, in my view, that the 1982 release is the most satisfying.

Hmm, thinking here. 1: Star Wars - Episode 4: a new hope. It started one of the biggest adventures yet. 2: 5ft Element - Humour...

I saw it at a drive-in in Langley.

I'd feel better with a top 100 list, because there are just so many that I think are part of my "must be watched" list. In no particular...

Urgan feels Valendra stop struggling, but he remains cautious. He's not going to let go of her hands (with his own spells, if his wrists...

I remember that a lot of old comics would sometimes print letters they'd received on something like the first or last page, often with...

That's a reasonable explanation if there is no identifiable source. I don't want to assume that, though, which is why I am asking. I'm...

Sorry -- just checked, it's issue 7. And so Joe Gill.

Yes! It's a Denny O'Neill issue (writing under the pseudonym of Sergius O’Shaghnessey). It's the "type six" spells that interest me!

I'm reading a 1968 Charlton Hercules comic, and Hera casts a "type six" spell (with the implication this is pretty powerful). There's no...

re: Prolong. I wonder if this is how they will introduce permanency to 5e (beyone what is possible for a small handful of spells...

Tim Minchin has you covered. A beautiful Christmas song, true to the spirit of the holiday, even as it disavows the central tenets.

But you're not using the Attack action. You're using the Cast A Spell action, and the spell is calling for an attack.