That’s all folks! At least for this time. Or you could stick around and read the next chapter involving sexy rockabilly ladies!
Got my grubby hands on a copy of Outer Worlds and I am totally digging it. It feels like Fallout: New Vegas had a bastard baby with Borderlands and let it be raised by Tales from the Borderlands. The incompetent, greedy, and ruthless corporates ruling over whole planets feel like it is straight out of Borderlands 2 and 3, which makes me expect Handsome Jack to pop out from around a corner at any moment. The humor is more in line with what Telltales did with the franchise, with a bit more wit and over-the-top funny dialogue while the gameplay makes me feel like I just crawled up from a hidden Vault into the wasteland. In short, I love it! I have not been this caught up in a game since Spider-Man: Miles Morales. I hope the wife and kids don’t miss me too much.
Hang on, was this just a dream episode? I hate dream episodes! Except for Archer’s coma-seasons, those were pretty fun.
So I might have finished AHS 1984 in just a few days and I do not regret a thing! Now I am enamored with Sweet Home since it is such a weird and cool show. I definitely recommend it to anyone who loves creative character development, cool-looking monsters, and something just different. And if I am not lying on the couch watching tv-series all day, I am playing through Saints Row the Third: Remaster, having a good old laugh and cosplaying as Sterling Archer since why the heck not? They even got his favorite movie star and not as favorite “guy who dated my Mother” Burt Reynolds as the mayor of Steelport! What is not to love?
Wrapping up this story and preparing for the next! Been a wild ride with a few pages left, but it was fun. I am going to revisit space again in the future for sure!
Other than that, not much else is going on right now. Got a few interviews lined up, but nothing is set just yet so I will have to get back to you peeps with that. Started watching American Horror Story 1984 the other day and the first episode is a blast! I hope that the rest of the season holds up since I love the series. So many great talented actors, so many great roles.
Now let’s sum up the whole story with a few frames!
I have been replaying Uncharted 4 lately and hot damn, the writing is so good. I could kill to be able to write banter between characters as good as in those games. I often find myself grinning like a big goof during cutscenes and conversations, wishing that the words exchanged between Curly and Kaz could be half as great. I can write funny, but not hilarious!
Easter has come and gone, zombie Jesus fought against the Easter Bunny who poops chocolate and trick kids into eating its cacao flavored feces. We had a pleasant easter as well and let the kids run around, high on sugar with their cousins while we locked the doors and tried to childproof the house (somehow, those wee bastards still got back in!). I also got interviewed about how it is to be a disabled artist, which was pretty nifty. This week’s page is coming into the light, both figuratively and literarily and I would ask all of you to take at least around 20-25 minutes to read it to fully appreciate its complexity and philosophical depth considering the consequence and meaning of existence in a vast, cold universe. And talking murderous mutant sheep.
It is said that a good laugh prolongs your life, at least that is a saying in Sweden. Laugh it off, and go forth.
Been playing some Concrete Genie lately, and I must say that it was quite a pleasant surprise. I missed it when it first released, but it is a cute little game with some nice depth to its storytelling. The style reminds me of Laika, the animation studio behind Coraline, ParaNorman, and most recently Missing Link while the gameplay feels like a mix between old graffiti games and Uncharted when it comes to climbing and exploration, only on a smaller scale. It should also be noted that I play the game without VR because that shite cost money.
And while on the subject of money, cash, moolah… Head over to my RedBubble and check out some of my designs there! Some of them are even from straight from the pages of Curly!
This cool Ankh and vampiric smile from Chapter 4, Silent Night is kinda cool, no? Yes! Go buy, now! Click the pic!
Curly is speaking the naked truth, quite literary, if not also figuratively.
My fibro been acting up lately so have not been able to do any drawing. On the other hand, I have been replaying the Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection lately and just finished Among Thieves which might be my favorite out of the three. I remember replaying it numerous times on my Playstation 3 back in the day, using different skins such as the Dead Explorer. The games are an absolute blast, even if I feel that the enemy encounters are a bit too frequent at times.
Do absolutely not forget to check out my shop, and if you have any extra nickles and dimes, spend them there! Spoil yourselves!
In the spotlight this week: The Antisocial Media shirt! Click it, I dare you!
It is always good to have a heart to heart with friends, both new and old. Even if a murderous mutant sheep is slaughtering space aliens in the background.
Oh, I do not know if you all noticed, but I have uploaded some prints on my RedBubble. So now there are some nifty T-shirts, pins, and stuff that you can spend your hard-earned money on instead of some bloody charity or good cause. Now, read that sentence again with some humor or sarcasm in your voice, because I was joking and have no intention to go up on a podium and apologize. If you want to spend your money on a children’s hospital, by all means, do it. But think for a moment, maybe those ill little rascals would appreciate a shitload of cool T-shirts instead?
Jokes aside, if anyone likes my designs, share and care. If you really dig them, buy them!
Click the pic to check out this cute Erw McBlu print!
Sometimes we all jump into something, eyes closed, hope for the best, and that we do not hurt ourselves too much while trying to land. Or crashing. Kinda like how they did in Jackass, which I watched almost religiously as a teenager. It is a wonder that any of us survived to adulthood.
