Brandon Masters
@mastersthepen
I dabble in writing. I am also a loving single father of one chaotic young boy doing his best to get by. Him/he/his
If you see this, reset with a Sentai team that is not Super Sentai or Power Rangers!
Mine might be the movie W. Dad and I were in a small college town (as I was at college) and this was the only movie playing that we hadn’t already seen. Oh, my god. I had never been so bored and I think this was my first time realizing I was watching propaganda while it happened.
It also deals with the heroes of yesteryear, and was one of the stronger comics of #DC in the 90s! Starman has become a legacy character, and the run not only has an ending, but the character is allowed to grow and mature and editorial has not bothered to sell off their marriage yet.
You get to see a guy who wants a quiet life grow and change into the hero his city needs, remembering that he did idolize his dad once long ago.
Tired of Spider-Man stuck in a loop and unable to grow or change? How about a classic from the 90s: #Starman! When a villain from his father’s past comes back, kills his brother, and puts his father in the hospital, Jack Knight reluctantly takes up the mantle of Starman, defender of Opal City.
Fucking awesome. I’m not really huge into boys, but I love when people like them.
“Father, the scary noises have begun. Let us keep you safe by smothering you or staring at you.”
Show me a cool physical game! It’s NieR! Easily my favorite game of all time, and I got it for 20 bucks before Automata came out.
I’ve been a Cyclops fan since my youth as well. Probably when I saw this page in X-Men Unlimited 1. (And a bonus of Cyclops being socially awkward)
It’s pleasing to my eyes, but I might have had a small mental break during COVID isolation.
I love how this benefits no one and only causes misery. Wait no, the other thing. Hate.
That looks great! I will say, I found out the Revive Gyan is a close match, but did require I fudge it with some minor piece attachments. If the classic Gyan winds up falling apart again, it might be worth looking into.
Reminds me of the Indian guy played by the white guy in Short Circuit. It sends off all kinds of alarm bells, but it was never done out of malice. And apparently desperation to keep a job as a new actor as the producers wanted an Indian guy for the part after casting him.
Well, there is the ancient Limited Model Leo. But you really don’t want that one.