it turns out it controls even better on consoles.

Don’t forget Hulk Hogan! Rocky’s III and IV were peak 80’s.

Everything good in Rocky 3 you mean Clubber Lang, right?

I put Journey in the same category as other games like The Walking Dead or Gone Home. The game play is fairly simplistic but the real draw is the experience of the game. You don’t play for the jumping or scarf extending. You play because of the way it makes you feel. You play because of the games beauty.

If you really…

I had not seen a Heavy Metal magazine in a long time. Those mid-2000’s covers are downright silly.

What about Grant Morrison’s Santa Claus.

HUGE fan of We3. That said, not sure if it’s tone and style translates to film. I will be there in the seats if it does get made, but I am nervous that a studio would let it get out there true to the GN.

He feels like he’s said enough — plus American culture is still grappling with the aftermath of 9/11, and dealing with dark themes of invasions, zombies, and horrible infections.

My head would explode if a We3 movie was greenlit.

I love Heavy Metal, I pick it up whenever I go to the comics shop. Even so, the stories I’m reading now aren’t usually quite as good as the classic stories from way before I was born that you can still read on their own today.

I don’t hate my husband, but I do enjoy alone time for sanity reasons. I love him, but he can be exhausting.

You mean Classic Chucks will be made with HFCS?!

Yeah... after a while I was just having fun coming up with creative ways to describe well known games. But it’s not that I’m admitting there are jumping puzzles, but rather a vast majority of games out there employ that same mechanic.

i’m a black woman who not only knows how to swim, but who’s black mom is a swim coach! #defystereotypes also, i love that these books call it an art! it is the closest to being a good artist i will ever be...

I believe strongly that people should learn to swim at as early an age as possible. Like, infants should definitely be in pools.