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Peacemaker was awesome so more of it is more awesome. I couldn't care less about Penguin. I hope the Green Lantern Corps is good, but I am baffled why GL isn't getting a movie.

Hard no. If I am playing around a table then physical copies are my preferred method and if I am playing online I like my PDFs. My opinion of a subscription based model involves language that would, at the very least, get me a warning from a Mod.

Yes, some of my favorite campaigns are from ones I ran using 2nd Edition in the Forgotten Realms. My most fondly remembered one was based on a group of heroes who hailed from Corm Orp. I preferred Greyhawk as a setting though. In 3.x I ran some in the Realms but not nearly as much, after that I...

Nope, I moved on from D&D after decades of playing when 4E came out. I moved on to Pathfinder and eventually got bored with years of playing 3.x just before Pathfinder 2E was announced. I own many other games; D&D isn't the only game in town (pun intended) and don't see myself ever going back...

You're right, I totally forgot about that. Good call

A fairly accurate timeline but Byrne's reimagining, if you want to call it that, really started with Roger Stern's Avengers and Byrne upped the ante in FF. She-Hulk's graphic novel wasn't where She-Hulk's awareness of being in a comic started (that's where Jen got "permanently" stuck as...

I've seen a lot of complaints online about She-Hulk not being muscular enough. My gut feeling is if they made her more muscular people would be complaining about that instead. In the comics She-Hulk's muscularity varies from artist to artist but she is probably more frequently drawn close to how...

I have to disagree here. While playing D&D forever may appeal to some, I am pretty sure that would drive me from the hobby. I have been playing D&D since around 1981 and finally abandoned the game after 3.5 for Pathfinder and abandoned Pathfinder (as a GM anyway) shortly before 2E was announced...

I really enjoyed this show. The first graphic novel was the weakest of the comics and only got better from there. Hopefully the show lasts so we can see the adaptations of some of the later, amazing stories like Seasons of the Mist, World's End and The Kindly Ones.

All three are comic adaptations. The Boys started out at Windstorm/DC and moved to Dynamite, The Umbrella Acadamy is a Dark Horse comic and Invincible is from Image (written by the same guy who wrote The Walking Dead). Granted, none are nearly as old as any Marvel or DC stuff, all are less than...

This is why I never bought it to run under PF 1E.I just didn't see most of my players at the time getting into that part of the adventure.

I Kickstarted, well actually Game Changed (PEGs in-house Kickstarter-like equivalent) the SWADE Fantasy Companion. So far only the alpha test version has been released to those of us who backed it but I really like what I am seeing.

I'm pretty sure my original Basic Set dice are in a landfill somewhere. I like to imagine intelligent rats are using them to play D&D.

That's tough to make a recommendation since tastes seem to vary from place to place. Since Covid I have probably stepped foot in my FLGS only two or three times. Pre-COVID mine was dominated by D&D once 5E came out and Pathfinder fell from the most common game being run to a distant second. The...

I've been wanting to go since I was a teen. I'm now in my 50's and getting lazier by the day but I still keep hoping I'll get off my butt.

It really seems like very few companies know how to handle superhero properties as movies. We've had Marvel/Disney being successful with the MCU and that's it. While The DCEU movies were better post-Snyder they were infrequent and AT&T/Warner really didn't seem to have a cohesive plan with...

I'm not sure what's going on with Discovery/HBO Max. I thought they were exiting scripted programming, but this article shows some new and continuing shows are still moving forward. Granted, I have no idea how reliable a source this is...

I see that Foundry and Roll20 get more love here than Fantasy Grounds. One of the things I love about Fantasy Grounds is the automation, especially if you know enough to create your own effects and the like. It makes running rules heavy games like Pathfinder 1E a breeze. Do Foundry or Roll20...

The bit about everyone having to buy Fantasy Grounds is not completely true with Unity, the new version. Only the GM has to buy if they purchase the Ultimate license, which isn't cheap, everyone else can just download and use the free demo

I watch YouTube for fewer hours than I do some other streaming services. It's good for watching short stuff on my break at work or if I'm killing time before heading out to meet friends but I don't have a way of blocking their ads on my smart TV and I'm not going to sit in front of my computer...