Chris R.

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Just some rando talking about stuff. Probably comics, Doctor Who, Star Trek or other things I'm a fan of... Banner is a cover detail from WANTED: THE WORLD'S MOST DANGEROUS VILLAINS #4 by Nick Cardy.

Watched Star Trek Deep Space 9 episode "The Passenger". It's a pity that Bashir's first featute episode sidelines him for so much of the episode. The Odo-Starfleet security conflict seemed a bit artificial. I was surprised to see Quark so firmly in illegal activity, he'd seemed so far to be

Watched DS9 'Q-Less". Quark and Vash are great. Sisko cuts through Q's pomposity. Might have been better aired later in the season since many of the regulars have small roles in the proceedings and havent gottena chance to breathe yet. #StarTrek #DS9

Iirc, the Harvey estate owns Black Cat and Sad Sack and a few other characters. Alan Harvey is the person in charge. Several Silver Age heroes are owned by Joe Simon The other titles were sold to Classic Media which through a series of deals is with DreamWorks Animation.

Sir Jon@pintocomics.bsky.social · 3w ago

The Harvey titles are owned by someone whose name escapes me. I believe there was a plan to return the characters to comics but... $$ always gets in the way. I do wonder where that stands now, with regards to ownership.

Watched DS9 "Captive Pursuits". While nominally a riff on "The Most Dangerous Game" which has been filmed and based on a lot over the years, the fun in this is the character bits. O'Brien and Tosk, Quark and O'Brien, Odo at the promenade and his 'slow pursuit'. A lot of fun. #StarTrek #DeepSpace9

Honestly the stuff as shown in the video is fine. You can't enter every house, so following npcs is pointless - an illusion to support the game play. I like day/night cycle stuff (clubs open at night, stores open in day) that support the illusion. But otherwise...

Cheryl Lynn Eaton@cheryllynneaton.bsky.social · last mo.

I wish developers wouldn't make themselves crazy over NPCs because I swear they are not important. Build "lives" for the supporting cast and a few random NPCs involved in side quests to give the game some longevity after the main story is completed. That's it. That's all I need.

Jake Schreier, director of Thunderbolts* is currently the director. As i understsnd it, he is working with Lee Sung Jin and Joanna Calo on a new script. They both worked with him on the Thunderbolts* script. Both also have done a lot of writing/producing for cable/streaming.

Cheryl Lynn Eaton@cheryllynneaton.bsky.social · last mo.

Actually, who's writing and/or directing this thing? Because I do not want some guy with a "preference" doing to Jubilee what Whedon and Ellis did to Kitty. Nobody is ruining the Jubilee Renaissance for us!

Every few years a comic company repeats the mistake of holding a contest for artists to "win" a gig, in this case it's Ghostmachine's cover contest. "Submit 3-6 samples of cover art featuring Ghost Machine Characters. . ." Some people see opportunity. Experienced pros see a scam. 1/8

Forgot to post this over the weekend, but watched DS9 "A Man Alone". There was some good character stuff but I think they're still trying to figure out Bashir. Seemed weird how the station seemed to turn against Odo so quickly with so little prompting. I think maybe they were going for...

Watched PAST PROLOGUE, the second episode of Deep Space Nine. I like the character bits and the introduction of Garak. Using the Duras Sisters was a clever bit of connection with TNG. I think the through story wasn't as strong as it perhaps could have been. While we get a lot about what...

After watching through TOS, TAS, TNG, LD, and up to date on SNW, I'm embarking on DS9. When the series first aired in syndication, the station aired it local to me never aired it a consistent time, so a lot of it I've never seen. Enjoyed Emissary as an opening episode. So far, so good. #StarTrek

The first time I ever heard about A SONG OF ICE AND FIRE", the guy raving about it could only articulate that what he liked, and by inference what everyone he was talking to should like, was that it was gritty and violent and some guy and his sister were in an incetuous relationship.

Andrew Male@andrewmale.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Opening up a judgement free zone but what's the smallest thing that discouraged you from entering into a vast cultural landscape that others have found vastly rewarding. Mine was discovering that the hero/protagonist of Neal Stephenson's Snow Crash was called Hiro Protagonist.

Saw #Supergirl and enjoyed it pretty well. Good character arcs for the two lead characters and some of the set pieces had interesting takes on fighting with superpowers that made me take notice. Villain was hissable so the final confrontation was welcome. Lobo is fun in a support role.

Absolutely wild story here... ...but why do I feel called out by this Mighty Crusaders line? 😅 "...it’s one of those long-lost to most but fondly remembered to a few properties that people try to revive for no discernible reason other than the hope for a nostalgia that only exists in their head."

Comicsbeat@comicsbeat.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Archie Comics is having a lot of legal woes: Archie Comics co-owner Jonathan Goldwater is embroiled in a contentious legal battle with a finance company that could mean changes at the publisher