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So cool! I was thinking ".92 sure is expensive for a post card!" and then remembered you are not based in the US. I love the elmore art - and I wish the magic user luck v the necromancer and his 3 skellies...

Ok, spent a lot of time at aforementioned book sale over the weekend. These Elephantmen were not on my list, but I've been curious about them for a while. $3 each, and below that the image of volume 1 with creator signatures! And then a bunch of other books, including a poetry chapbook of...

Wait, what? RPG article writing doesn't pay the big bucks? I am shocked I tell you, SHOCKED

Personally, the areas described are off the beaten path for most RPG settings (although no doubt very well traveled by cruise ships), and have just enough "not familiar" to be quite interesting. But I do look forward to Mike's tour of East Asia or South Asia

A little late, but... Michael Zulli, comic book artist and creator of Puma Blues and artist on Sandman and Swamp Thing died on July 8 2024, at age 71. https://bleedingcool.com/comics/michael-zulli-of-puma-blues-swamp-thing-and-sandman-has-died-aged-71/

Karl Moline, comic book artist and co-creator of Fray, has passed at age 51 on Sept 11. https://bleedingcool.com/comics/karl-moline-co-creator-of-fray-route-666-has-died-at-the-age-of-51/

I kind of want take Clint L and Arnie Wan's classes, they sound like bangers

Good news! Thanks for the update

This is an example of what I give to some of my groups when it's time to start a new campaign. And then a bunch of images from the game and the web. It's not CATS exactly, but inspired by.

Did you hit up @Morrus ? He's been around here for a while :ROFLMAO:

About to read volume 9 in Alice in Borderland, an isekai manga. Final volume. We'll see how it goes and if the author sticks the landing. Also on the prose side, started eading Martha Wells' Witch King. It was nominated for three of the major awards in our neck of the woods (Hugo, Nebula, World...

It was one of the two summer reads given to me before 9th grade (I was 14 that summer). The other book assigned that summer was A Separate Peace, which is a good book. But man, Catcher in the Rye is all time classic material. My mind was blown, I didn't even know books could be written like that...

Finished Edgar Pangborn's Hugo-nominated Davy. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Davy_(novel) It's what they call a "bildungsroman", or basically a wandering coming of age novel. Great world-building, engaging protagonist. Not much of what one would call a plot - which I think is typical of this...

Explore your friends only if you get consent folks

Oh also in preparation for the sale, I went to my local used bookstore and used up ~$100 worth of credit to cross off some books. Photo of haul: