Let's Try this again! Well here's something very special! I received a review copy of Mike Miller's Lonestar: Heart of the Hero #1! And it is pretty damn good! I have so much to say about this! It is PACKED! So come check out one of the big names in Comicsgate's first Indiegogo release and find out if it was worth the backing...Spoilers IT WAS! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cS4U1yQIU7E

An Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez comic....WTF?!? SERIOUSLY I MEAN...Just watch the video I can't even do a summary about this! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xht1pWj5b0

With the recent "Controversy" about Easy Mode in video games, my friend Ingrid had her own special take on all of this. Being a study of UI/UX programming, as well as a recent fan to Bloodborne, she has her own opinion she wants to speak out about. Oh and I chime in too but this is all her! Enjoy what she has to say ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ukzlbyb3gWE

Continuing my new batch of Crowdfunded related videos I'm talking about Ya Boi Zack's newest release, a follow up to his first, Iron Sights! And...it was lukewarm...a bit of a disappointment. I didn't hate it but...well...it felt like Zack didn't have a full on plan here. Let me explain. It's been two years since the events of the first Iron Sights and Ramadi, the main surviving character from that book, has been working as an enforcer for Esme (the lady he threw his life away to save) and...Esme comes off as a completely different character but we only get just as many appearances with her here as we did in the first book...aka Not that much! And Ramadi is starting to crack and is becoming useless to her. Then we're introduced to Harm, a deep cover operative recruited by Woods, from the first book, and has been stuck undercover due to Woods's death. He will become our main character for this book. He also has a history with Ramadi and is apparently the reason he had such issues in the first book. We have a couple Ernie and Griselda who end up on the run after Ernie uploads an expose on the Mexican cartel and it immediately gets them in hot water. We have Diego, another one of Esme's enforcers who...I guess is questioning his life and is depressed? We don't get much about him despite what he does later. We get Mel, a tourist who suffers from Schizophrenia, and yet he knows Ramadi very well. We also get some feds and...you see the problem here? So many characters thrown in at us and things just go all over the map. With the first book, we had Ramadi, Woods, Conway, Ramadi's sister, and a few others. But things were kept very clear who they were, how they connected, and we could follow them from point to point. Not only that but a lot of plot points are very much glossed over, again different from the first book where, while there were still lingering questions, what we had was satisfying. Character motivations aren't made clear and...well.. Spoiler alert... Ramadi gets killed off in a VERY Undignified, out of nowhere way and is completely forgotten about the rest of the book. It felt like Rich didn't know what to do with him or a lot of the other plots he set up so he decided to introduce Harm and throw things into the air and figure things out from there. Because, like I said, this book was all over the place, borderline on a mess. That's NOT to say, as I said before, it was all bad! I'd give it a 6 out of 10 if I had to rate it, and I don't regret getting it...but it was not what I expected...and what I expected was better. If he does another book I'll still back it but I hope he learns from his mistakes. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6WvW_oWk6U