Mark Turetsky: Hail, Blood Bag! I trust the past month has been nothing but battles waged and won for you?
Stuart Wellington: Hold on. Let me put down the miniature that I’m painting for my new Combat Patrol and spin you a tale of my many victories. Actually, well, the last month has been super busy for me. No time for battles. How about you, Mark? Now that you’ve dipped your toes into the universe of Warhammer 40,000, have you bought a pile of miniatures, action figures, video games, novels, playing cards, etc?
Mark Turetsky: I’ve pre-purchased some Hearthstone card packs for the next expansion. That’s kinda like Warhammer, right? As for minis, all my D&D play has been online lately over a popular videoconferencing software app, which has been a nice respite from this time of isolation.
I did once assemble and paint a Xykon-riding-a-zombie-dragon figurine from the popular webcomic Order of the Stick, so that’s miniatures, painting, gaming and comics all rolled into one, and it’s comics we’re here to discuss today, so shall we get to it? [Read more…] about Warhammer 40,000: Marneus Calgar #2 Review!
, chapter 16 of 22 in X of Swords. 
by comparing it to Major Arcana number 14, Temperance.
is the defining superhero film, sparking the mainstream big budget era of comic book films that would eventually be shepherded into continual success by the likes of Tim Burton’s Batman and Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man. But Donner’s film is more than just a pillar of a subgenre, it’s a masterpiece in its own right, interlinking the romantic charm of bygone Hollywood with the modern era of blockbuster spectacle. Promising to make its audiences believe that a man can fly but giving them a story that’s more layered, charming, and human than what its central concept would have you believe.