Depth, variety, and a few surprises characterized our writing in the month of May, and I think we're both very pleased with how everything turned out. There were reviews, reflections, and ramblings, as well as our first guest post in quite a while.
Collected here for your convenience are all our posts from May 2011:
- A recap of my contributions to videogame humor website GameCola in April 2011
- A brief post that reads more like a journal entry about constantly being on the defensive
- Alex's weekly (and cathartic) comics news/discussion/nonsense column, Volume 3, Issues 18-21, covering Moon Knight, reverse commuting, The Rocketeer, and The Tattered Man, respectively.
- Thoughts about the much-ballyhooed Action Comics #900
- Thoughts about the results of the Smithsonian's Art of Video Games exhibition contest
- A celebration of Free Comic Book Day 2011, and regrets from afterward
- A story about hearing a discussion of comic books on the radio
- A review of Moon Knight, Volume 1, starring one of Marvel's most underappreciated heroes
- A comparison of Portal and Portal 2, which offers a dose of objectivity to put the hype of the sequel into perspective
- A teaser for a real post after Blogger came back from maintenance downtime
- A review of the highly recommended slice-of-life comic Local
- Original artwork that makes Death look really good
- A guest post relating some cultural and comedic experiences at the Sakura Matsuri Cherry Blossom Festival
- Our Geek Wish List, detailing some of the most earnest and outlandish hopes we two fanboys can muster
- A reflection on Final Fantasy, Dragon Warrior, and why RPGs are suddenly appealing again
- An almost-review of The Cartoonist: Jeff Smith, BONE, and the Changing Face of Comics
- A list of all the things Alex just isn't going to be able to do
- A reflection on what you leave behind
- A review of Marvel's Thor movie
- Musings about Kool-Aid
- Thoughts about becoming slightly more than a minor Internet celebrity
- A recap of Book Expo 2011, a convention that turned out much happier than the previous year's
- Music reminding you that you gotta have more cowbell
- A reflection on being a retro gamer, part one
- A celebration of Memorial Day 2011
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