He becomes the best and smartest fighter in the clan after the accidental shooting. It's such a great improvement of the character.

I'm curious why you think its so weird. Is it the talking animals or the plotlines? The premise was based off a one season show called Tales of the Gold Monkey, and a lot of the stories are culled from the 30s/40s 10 cent serials, so there's a lot of classic Art Deco and over-wrought adventure tales. I think it only…

YES. YES YES YES.

TaleSpin has more "coverage-ability" than Darkwing Duck or Ducktales, but I'd be happy to read both.

There was, apparently, also a writer for the Daily Show who replied to thread and said he saw nothing wrong with it. A black, male writer. The weird thing? The Daily Show just aired last night a piece about the BS involved with the army changing their hair regulations for black women.

Let's not make the mistake that "choice" is key to unlocking the flaws in video game storytelling. For the most part it's been clunky and poorly handled, Mass Effect aside.

cis-ranger

Well, they (the British, not the BBC per se) are bringing back Danger Mouse, so… progress?

Ahh, okay, I see. Honest question, is it tricky for you kids to following along with the dialogue, especially if it jumps around the page a lot on more dynamic spreads?

Really digging the look of Rocket Raccoon there. Young's designs kinda remind me of Doug Tennapal's early 90s work (Earthworm Jim); in fact, the whole comic sounds kinda like an EJ spinoff. Here's hoping he's a lot less homophobic (as in, not homophobic).

Does he wear sunglasses???

The issue with the controls in SS is, while they "worked," they weren't efficient. A lot of the fights basically required you to hold the sword in one direction (so the enemy is blocking in that direction), then quickly switch sides and attack via the other direction.

I second the greatness of Spaceteam. It's less of a "bar" game though and more of a "hanging out with friends while drinking" game. I think the craziness and annoying music of the bar ruins the "sound." It's not a serious game by any means but if your "team" actually tries to progress it actually a heck of a lot of…

Just want to say two things:

There's a video out there that showcases all the similar dances in the pre-Little Mermaid film. It's both cool and a bit dispiriting at the same time.

Shere Khan in TaleSpin is awesome.

Both had their weirdness, but the Movie at least had a psychopathic-yet-stable idea. Twisted Tales was pure insanity, made by the same guys who created the "wacky" Sonic the Hedgehog cartoon.

The biggest revelation I had about sandwiches a few years ago: how utterly important the bread is. The type of bread can make or break a sandwich COLD.

Wow, that's what I get for writing a post while trying to rush out of work.

Yeah, and this site gave it an A. Which, opinions are opinions for sure, but you have to have some glaringly missing cartoon sensibilities to think Dance Pantsed was any good at all.