Superheroes

110. The Spectre #6 by Doug Moench and Gene Colan — Jim Corrigan survives the oncoming train he faced at the end of the previous issue on the very first page of this one. Corrigan stumbles into a small cavern near the location, where he thinks h runs into Kim Liang. But it’s really the ghost of Gina, the woman that…

Before I begin my entry, I think it’s best to establish the meaning of what a fan, or fanatic, really is. …

109. Captain Atom #7 by Cary Bates and Pat Broderick — Captain Atom hasn’t quite found its footing on what it wants to be about, and this issue definitely shows it. The main story threads are all pushed by the wayside as Cameron Scott (that’s Captain Atom’s current secret identity) is sent on a mission to Cambodia alongside Colonel Steve Trevor…

Glowing red eyes filled with desperation, what stands before me is God. A glowing human-like entity filled with various vibrant colours. “Evanescere” I exclaim, my eyes release a red beam and God turns into a million pieces of colourful ash. I defeated him. As I come back home, I see…

108. New Teen Titans #35 by Marv Wolfman and Pat Broderick; Teen Titans Spotlight #14 by Michael Reaves and Stan Woch — Just a month after Marv Wolfman made his return to the New Teen Titans after close to a year away, his second issue sees regular artist Eduardo Barreto take a break from the book in favor of Captain Atom regular Pat Broderick. …

An experiment with On The Nose Dialogue — Midnight. A man in black and a teenage boy in bright red and yellow scale the wall of a run-down warehouse. As soon as they get to the roof, they dash over to a filthy skylight. “Okay, here’s the plan,” the man in black says, peering through the skylight. “We’ll…

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Showing off your super bad 🍑 antagonists. Superhero games need super-level antagonists. Antagonists bring the conflict to the setting. They might be “evil,” but you should also give them other motivations. In your early game sessions, your players may not be proactive in being superheroes; bring those villains, adversaries, and…