Issue: Journey Into Mystery #90 Name: Trapped by the Carbon-Copy Man! Published: March 1963 Blurb: Creators: Writer: Stan Lee and Larry Lieberman Artist: Al Hartley Letterer: Terry Szenics Characters: The Good: Thor, Jane Foster, Odin The Bad: Ugarth, Zano, Xatran …
Issue: Fantastic Four #12 Name: The Fantastic Four meet The Hulk! Published: March 1963 Blurb: Creators: Writer: Stan Lee Artist: Jack Kirby Inker: Dick Ayers Colorist: Stan Goldberg Letterer: Artie Simek Characters: The Good: Mr. Fantastic, Invisible Girl, Human Torch, …
Daily Ramble 44: Fire and Water and flying to Titan Today’s Ramble takes me to Titan and what turns out to be a pretty bad horde of Thralls in Destiny 2. So far, Titian is not my favorite locale in …
Daily Ramble 36: Mushrooms and Armored Trucks Expeditions in Albion have become second nature for the most part but in my rambling this morning I had to do something for the first time and while it was fun and I …
Daily Ramble 35: Impossibly Bad While I played a few games today, I was so disappointed with the issue of the Fantastic Four I read, I had to focus on that. Fantastic Four #11: A Visit with the Fantastic …
Daily Ramble 34: Omelettes and Wizards Rambling today took me from farming to flaming and both were enjoyable. Actually, farming in Albion is a bit more complicated when I’m trying to make silver. Trying to figure out what to plant …
Daily Ramble 32: Dr. Doom Switcheroo and Ymir Sometimes rambling to games can be a bit uneventful like today’s trip to Albion. Smite was a bit more interesting in that I picked a new god to master in Ymir and …
Day 17: With the Con only a few days away, I’m feeling a bit more confident today that we’ll get an opportunity to see Stan Lee. This past weekend, he showed up at not just one, but 2 events and …
Morning Ramble 391: An Abundance of Comics Today I didn’t get a chance to put in any game time but I read a bunch of comics…here’s a few rambles about them… Marvel 1963: Journey Into Mystery #88: The Vengeance …
Day 12: Type B Strategy Yesterday I worked on my Type A strategy and came up with 5 panels that I laid out as cornerstones of my attendance plan. Going beyond those panels, I start to use my type B …
