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Just a note in advance -- Monday is Thanksgiving here in Canada, and as I'm thankful that I'm not homeless after an apartment fire rendered my building uninhabitable at the start of September, I'll be taking the day off.

Okay, what I know about wrestling techniques can be written on the inside of a matchbook with space left over, but --

Warpwitch/Isekai no Miko/異世界の巫女 "So. I've been through a lot of changes, recently. I mean, who hasn't? Change, as someone once said, is the only constant. What? No, I don't know who said that. Does it matter? I didn't think so. Moving forward, then. I guess the biggest change is that I finally...

While I offer no assurance that this is her actual birth name, "Reich" as a surname is not uncommon.

Guardian Pyros Lashonna Nolan sometimes feels like her whole life to this point was spent in training to become this thing that she is now, without ever knowing it. The daughter of a prominent Vancouver politician, she found herself dumped in the care of her grandfather, a Baptist preacher...

Cmd. Belbard Maharj Unlike Ventura Hayez, a former classmate and friendly rival of his, Belbard Maharj was the first member of his family to join the Technate Space Agency. On Muraddin, the Maharj name and symbol are attached to countless consumer electronics, media productions and pieces of...

Simon Legendre According to the best guess that Argus has been able to make, the man who has been using the name "Simon Legendre" since his arrival in the United States in 1986, claiming a birthdate in 1882, was really born Richard Christophe in Port-au-Prince in 1934. In his early twenties...

I believe it was in the last "Wizards Three" article in Dragon #359, so, yes, right before 4E.

I suspect that perception is going to change quickly over the remaining eps.

I believe it's since been discovered that Gygax described his chromatic dragons (and the purple worm) in an article he wrote for a Tolkien fanzine, Thangorodim. Trivial, in light of the Oz reference, but it pushes his creation of them back to 1969.

Darkwing (II) In costume Out of costume Over the last month, some in Chicago have noted that Darkwing has been acting a bit oddly. Obviously, he rarely if ever gives interviews or allows himself to be filmed, but enough recordings of his public activities are on the web to allow for people to...

But they will have to produce evidence to demonstrate that "reckless disregard", yes?

Kishu/騎手 Masked Unmasked Despite his nomme de guerre, which means "jockey" in Japanese, Ito Motoki never rode horses in races before becoming the third occupant of the House of the Horse in the Shēngxiào. His family owned several that had competed, successfully, in races both in Japan and...

Avenging Angel Motoko/復讐の天使もとこ Last week, Sakura Motoko attended the funeral of a woman who, it now seems, never existed. There were only a handful of mourners, all members of the Ghost Sweepers who looked absolutely devastated by both the loss of their captain and the knowledge, granted to...

... how does the culture work when applied to characters of a different heritage?

Guardian Technon Androids are not supposed to have souls. Of course, the ASIs who create them reject the idea that any living creatures, regardless of sapience, possess something that could be considered a soul, with such phenomena that might be associated with them the product of...

Probably, yes.

Metis It is so strange. She can remember being so astonished that Dyaus ordered her into the sleep pods after she sent the children to their own uncertain fate; nothing in their time together had led her to believe that he could ever be so unselfish. She can also, more dimly, remember fighting...

I may have watched SVU a bit much as a young'un.

Renegade Sometimes, he wonders how the guy who programmed the sleep-learning system in his ship managed to get so much right about what was going to go on in the world he was shot at, more than a century before any of it did. Even if it did get so much wrong, how could someone who could only...