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WAR OF THE VIKINGS

Published by Luke M

I thought this would be Dark Souls 2. Truly, I did. I’d readied my pen, overclocked my graphics card and... View Article

Published by Luke M

Native Americans don’t get a lot of attention in video-games if you think about it. I mean, the protagonist of... View Article

Published by Luke M

If you’re reading this hoping it’s something like King’s Quest, I know you’ve only got one question. The answer is... View Article

Published by Kaptain Carbon

Note: I thought it would be interesting to take a tour through the history of power metal classics and underrated... View Article

Published by Kaptain Carbon

Looking over the different decades of fantasy films seems to show a pattern. The 1980’s is the decade that usually... View Article

Published by Kaptain Carbon

Qantice, on the surface, appears to be just another power metal band whose destiny lies in the symphonic exploration of... View Article

Published by Kaptain Carbon

Roy Krenkel was an American illustrator who was a contemporary, and colleague of fantasy titan Frank Frazetta. Krenkel, along with... View Article

Published by Kaptain Carbon

This is a review of the third volume in David Petersen’s Mouse Guard. It also may be a possible summary... View Article

Published by Tyler S

[Full disclosure: I have a relationship with Exmortus in that we have crossed paths several times on the Los Angeles... View Article

Published by Luke M

The world is changed. What was once is no longer. I can forgive you for not noticing, of course. Today... View Article

Published by Kaptain Carbon

I have always been under the impression that my lukewarm feelings for the Starz original drama Black Sails would change.... View Article

Published by Luke M

Thief is the story of Garrett, a black clad re-distributor of wealth who must have spent more on form fitting... View Article

Published by Kaptain Carbon

I absolutely love the hype surrounding Canadian melodic death metal act Vesperia. This hype, of course, is mostly self generated... View Article

Published by Kaptain Carbon

While 300, originally released in 2006, was not the pinnacle of contemporary film-making, it was pretty damn entertaining. The film... View Article