Downtown Khazan: Ice Cold Utopia

[Postmania]

I was hooked by the characters and the direction for Arcane for sure and have only a bit of LoL knowledge having never played myself. And of course it looks good

On an unrelated note

[bruceleegreyhulk]

I like to see a live action adaptation of Shotgun Boy.

[Len Ikari145]

It took ten years, but I'm glad to see a proper sequel to this game.

[Sharkerbob]

I like to see a live action adaptation of Shotgun Boy.

Man, Legion of Superheroes getting hardcore with their recruits these days, huh?



:V

[Postmania]

[Jcogginsa]

[bruceleegreyhulk]

Man, Legion of Superheroes getting hardcore with their recruits these days, huh?



:V

It's the prequel to Sweet Home. The same Sweet Home that's on Netflix which is adaption of a comic by the same name.

spoilers:

Shotgun boy shows the origin of the infection that turns people into monsters in Sweet Home. A white hair red eye boy name Zero. The protagonist in the series a teenager comes course a shot gun with special chemical ammo design to kill monsters called variants that eat brains, and absorb the memories of the victims, and assume their appearance. That look like humans until they go all l ovecraftian

end of spoilers

[Sharkerbob]

Just read the recently canceled The Hunter's Guild: Red Hood manga. At only 19 chapters, it manages to screech to a serviceable ending at the eleventh hour.

Overall, it's a fun-enough shonen, with a bit more grit at first than the average. It has a semi-unique take on Werewolves as these (John Carpenter's) The Thing-esque body-horror monsters, with super powered and/or specially gadgeteered Hunters going out to kill them (and other monsters). The intro arc starts off fairly solid. Then, it goes into a training arc that feels like it drags a bit, but we get the usual mass-introduction of a plethora of wacky characters and such like.

And then the manga gets canceled, and has to wrap everything up by the arc's end, prompting it to go into a spoilers:

meta fictional twist in which the true battle is over a magic book that controls reality, and the Hunter's Guild are aware there universe is a story, and must be designed to placate the readers. It's hardly original, and it's hard to say if this was actually going to be part of the intended storyline (there's hints at it early) or if this was an improvized twist (with how bluntly fourth-wall breaking it gets), but it was certainly interesting.

end of spoilers

I'd say give a look, if only because it's so short that you could probably knock it out in one or two sittings if you're the type to batch-read chapters.

[The Dog]

[Len Ikari145]

[Tami]

That is very beautiful. Since it's also available via Steam maybe I'll check it out next year.

[Nik Hasta]

Big, my PMs are open again.

[Postmania]

[Jcogginsa]

Big, my PMs are open again.

For art stuff? Or did someone try to send you one and it was full?

[Nik Hasta]

For art stuff? Or did someone try to send you one and it was full?

the latter.