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I’m taking a few days off - the general site level of irony and cynicism got me down, and I need my emotions free for other things. I expect to be back before the end of the year for wrap-up thoughts and seeing what the rest of y’all got up to.

The glorious Tom Gauld strikes again.

Dupe nuked.

I’m past halfway through The Darkness That Comes Before and I’ve got a two-part reaction to get off my chest. Part 1. The story is overall interesting and I’m continuing to read with satisfaction. Overall,!I find the aristocrats less interesting - they’re more typical, with clear inspirations...

The conspiracy is fundamentally anti-God. The conspirators are out to deceive people into believing a lie about the cosmos that leaves room for atheism, which is Satanic. But hey, it’s honest work. Or something.

I started off the list feeling kind of depressed and apathetic, and finished up having a very hard time picking just three. I like that.

Now there’s a reading report I wasn’t expecting.

Here’s a fun bit of good news. https://www.comicsbeat.com/nyc-council-approves-jack-kirby-way/

https://abc7news.com/post/martinez-man-gifted-godzilla-rage-room-birthday-watch-video-here/18292859/

@overgeeked , I would play a Toon campaign of Babylon 5. Or of Slasher or American Horror Story, or maybe The Strain. But probably not Threads.

That’s gorgeous. :)

Interesting! I’ll want to read that. I finished The First Heretic, by Aaron Dembski-Bowden, number 14 out of 6.02 x 10^23 volumes in the Horus Heresy series. I wasn’t up to anything requiring more effort, and enjoyed the story of what had been happening to the Word Bearers before everything...

This song is new to me; I’ve learned it was written in 1980 by Jonna Lewie. I am not surprised Marillion fancied it for their new Christmas album.