That's a role playing game I want to play! ;)

Wondering if we'll ever get an ALAN Resuscitation or ALAN Romcom shirt as well. ;)

Man, I get the snow hate. I've lived in Northern NY my whole life. Still may move to Canada mind you...

Looks like fun. Who are you playing?

Any chance we might see a new comic starring Invincible in the near future? Maybe a mini or something?

I've always been a bit surprised we don't see more cross-overs with the Image Heroes.

Got it for the holiday from the Missus and am about half way through it. Interesting insights, and an informative history of the system.

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Completely agree. Characters like Boba Fett and Wolverine were better without having every iota of their backgrounds being revealed. Even the Jaster Mereel origin of Fett was better than what we got in the movies.

Now if we could get an omnibus of his old series, that would be great.

...about comics, or character builds, or movies that inspired us. I remember chatting about music that helped inspire my music tastes, or chatting about Superman, who I really didn't care for then, and now ready fairly regularly. It was truly an amazing time.

...original villains and ones from a book or comic universe. The module F.O.R.C.E. for V&V played heavily in that campaign, while Project Prometheus started a major rivalry in the DC Heroes campaign.

And the best part was, because we were friends and gamers, we spent some sessions just BSing...

...because we played almost everything we could get our hands on. But our core superhero games were Marvel Superheroes, DC Heroes, Champions, and Villains and Vigilantes. Sometimes we'd play modules, other times (most of the time, honestly) we'd make our own adventures that would have a mix of...

...with many taking on power archetypes, as well as hero archetypes. To have someone playing a brooding crimefighter wasn't unheard of (and was often what I played), while another may play the distracted gadgeteer, or the almost psychotic loner with a deadly power. The system didn't matter much...

...pre-made heroes for games like Marvel Superheroes, or DC Heroes. But usually we made our own heroes that often melded together as a motely group of heroes with different motivations and abilities. Most of our superhero groups followed a formula akin to the Justice League or Avengers...

...pretty through the week, gaming sometimes 3-4 times in a weekend. A few of us even gamed during the week after dinner. We played a wide variety of games, but many of them were superhero or comic book inspired campaigns that would eventually crossover. Sometimes, for fun, we'd play...

I could probably pick a few more TBH. Oh... Torg. Broken Compass. Numenera.

I just want to play everything...