Opinions, reactions, and a few excuses were what we served up in November. Diatribes about entire fandoms, metathinking about the blog itself, and a number of uncharacteristically short posts were most of what we had to offer, paving the way for a thoughtful, substantial holiday season.
Here's a chance to catch up on what we wrote for November:
- A recap of my generally well-received contributions to videogame humor website GameCola.net in October
- Alex's weekly rant/comics news update/philosophical ramblings feature, Waiting for Wednesday, Volume 2, Issues 44 (The Walking Dead), 45 (the Around Comics podcast), 46 (the return of Batman), and 47 (Ultimate Spider Man #150)
- A shocking admission that I might have actually enjoyed Halloween this year
- A happy reaction to comics' unexpected price drop
- A blasphemous prediction that it might not be a bad thing for Keiji Inafune to leave Capcom
- Ten insane facts comics taught us about American history
- The appearance of an unseasonable amount of snow
- A reflection on how what we're doing right now isn't as exciting as what we were doing at this time last year, or the year before
- A celebration of Veterans Day
- An introduction to book collecting, complete with pictures of actual books
- Fantasies of being invited to a convention as a special guest
- A discussion of a terrible ailment known as Collector's Rationality Disorder
- Why I don't like your favorite video game series
- A review of Cormac McCarthy's post-apocalyptic survival novel, The Road
- Highly intellectual discussions with Abe Lincoln, Albert Einstein, and a surprise guest
- Why I don't like your favorite kind of video game
- A teaser for our annual series on Gifts for Geeks
- Buzz about AMC's comics-based TV series The Walking Dead
- The status of my continuing comics self-education, and why school's out for winter
- The story of DC Comics, or at least a review of The Story of DC Comics
- A celebration of Thanksgiving
- A short list of geeky things I'm thankful for
- An awkwardly typed reflection on holidays and traditions
- A reminder that I like more things than just Mega Man
- A review of the insightful, music-focused documentary, The Beatles on Record
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