This Week In Comics: 1/22

The holiday slump is finally over! This week I have more comics to review than I know what to do with. Comics set in space, comics set on a farm, comics about gems. And, because this is a week, there's a new Power Rangers comic out too.

Saturday Morning Update #3

I streamed something this week! It was mainly be trying to figure out the best way to get PS4 footage directly onto my computer since it has built in Share features but they only share to social networks. I would love to just back them up to my Google Photos.

REVIEW: The Brave-Tuber Vol. 1

Everyone knows that manga is an industry that goes with the current trends. Usually that means one series gets popular and others try to mimic what it did. That's why we have a lot of manga featuring battles, the supernatural, super power schools, special organizations, the other worlds. The Brave-Tuber doesn't aim to imitate any specific genre that's currently popular. Instead, it's imitating real life.

A Look Inside Des Moines's Retro Arcade

I am not a huge fan of arcade games, but I love arcades! The atmosphere of being surrounded by people having fun, hearing the sounds of old electromechanical gizmos, it's just a delight. My favorite place in Pittsburgh is an arcade - it's the place I got married. Needless to say, it was the hardest thing to say goodbye too when we had to move to Iowa last year. Luckily, we had Up Down to keep us entertained.

This Week In Comics: 1/15

I don't remember the past few Januaries being this dry, but I guess we're still in this post-holiday slump because this is another week where I have one comic to review. Ordinarily I'd probably just not do one if there's even less than three but... it's Power Rangers.

Saturday Morning Update #2

We're more or less settled in our new apartment - at least as much as we're going to be at this point. This week, I spent some time wandering around our new neighborhood and check out what the community had to offer.

REVIEW: Cat Quest

I love the Nintendo Switch. After a decade of futzing, Nintendo finally found a way to make a normal console with normal buttons without losing the casual market. In fact, the Switch is perfect for indie developers to to get more players for their innovative, adorable, and cheap as hell games. One of which is the delightful Cat Quest.