Poor Herminone Granger lost last week’s poll of the week to Marvel’s Scarlet Witch. But how would the young wizard come out in a fight with DC Comics’ Zatanna? VOTE! [poll id=”341″]
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Green is the fifth and final color in Magic’s color pie. When considering green, most people probably just think of big creatures, and while green is the color that gets the biggest creatures, green is far more than this.
The House Targaryen have ruled the iron throne and the dragons for years in the fictional land of Westeros as seen in Game of Thrones. But where did they come from? It’s time to go into the old books of the past and learn all their secrets and legends. So sit back and enjoy as Ashley and Jason begin their geek history lesson. You might learn something. Enter your Mind University!
Munchkin is a dedicated deck card game by Steve Jackson Games, written by Steve Jackson and illustrated by John Kovalic, that has a humorous take on role-playing games. Steve Jackson Games was at Origins this past week and made a number of announcements that have us really excited! This episode of Munchkin Land is sponsored by HelloFresh.com. Use the checkout code Major50 to save 50% off your first week’s order.
This year, I had the odd experience of a pretty okay Father’s Day being bittersweet due to the death of one of my voice-over heroes, the immortal Casey Kasem. For many people my age, it’s a toss-up as to whether Casey’s golden pipes are more recognizable from his years of hosting America’s Top 40 or from his turn as Norville “Shaggy” Rogers in the first few iterations of Scooby Doo. Oddly for me, just the night before I got the news, Stephen and I watched ‘Ghostbusters’, which features a Kasem voice-over cameo, and the night before that I took in…
This week on the want list, The Gwen Stacy Statue from Sideshow Collectibles has arrived, and Stephen does an unboxing and shows you this gorgeous statue.
Ghostbusters celebrates its 30th anniversary this month, and Stephen sits down to build LEGO’s Ghostbusters ECTO-1.
A few years ago, while working in a nearby college town, I happened to discover that their library had an amazing array of graphic novels and comic trade paperbacks. Since my job allowed for reading time, on occasion, I made great use of their collections, including one collection of Will Eisner’s Spirit comic strips that was one of the most heartbreaking experiences of my life. It’s been nearly ten years since that job ended, and I’ve never been able to locate that particular volume again, even on auction sites, which proved to me that it was as powerful to others…
Recently, during a heated Playstation 3 wrestling match, my daughter opined that it was “stupid confusing” that I had two separate wrestlers nicknamed ‘The King’. I attempted to explain to her that there were only a limited number of call-signs available in the game, and that King Cobra and The Lizard King were two vastly different personalities when she dropped the real bombshell: The REAL King is the race-car voiced by Richard Petty from ‘Cars’. She then changed her mind to say that Michael Jackson, The Late King Of Pop, was the real king, then waffled again to address King…
This week on The Want List…more Munchkin mercy is coming, DC Comic Con Exclusives, Disney adds a princess, and more!
In this installment of Critical Hit – A Major Spoilers Dungeons and Dragons Podcast: We dive once again into the Major Spoilers Mailbag to answer your questions. This episode of Critical Hit is sponsored by HelloFresh.com. Use the checkout code Major50 to save 50% off your first week’s order. NOTE: Level 14 character sheets are now available at members.majorspoilers.com and the Critical Hit Logo T-Shirts are indeed at SlashLoot.com
The fist episode of Finally Friday is here! It’s the end of the week, time to kick back, chat and laugh about the week that was, share some stories with new friends and old. It’s Finally Friday!
This week Zach learns a little bit about directorial typecasting, films that look a lot a like, Guy Ritchie, Jason Statham, and how to buy a dag, in the 2000 film, Snatch. This episode of Zach on Film is sponsored by HelloFresh.com. Use the checkout code Major50 to save 50% off your first week’s order.
My latest comic review got me thinking about comics history: When Jack Kirby left the halls of Marvel Comics at the dawn of the 70s, the King was welcomed soundly at what his partner Stan used to call ‘The Distinguished Competition’. His first foray into the DCU burst out of that pages of ‘Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen’ of all places, but quickly set itself apart from anything seen on the comics page before. Though there were forays by Darkseid into the greater DCU (a JLA/JSA summer crossover, the original Crisis On Infinite Earths and others), the Fourth World stayed relatively…