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Exfanding Your Horizons
http://exfandingyourhorizons.blogspot.com/
Familiarizing the masses with the hobbies and fandoms that elude them. For geeks and non-geeks in search of new pursuits, time-wasters, and obsessions; for longtime fans and total outsiders; for great justice.
- Added on: Oct 1st, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Flashman85
- Listed in: Entertainment Gaming
- Tags: video games comics fantasy Sci-fi collecting roleplaying
Recent Posts
Better the Second Time Around
When I look at the backlog of comics, video games, movies, books, TV shows, etc. I have yet to experience, it seems wasteful to go back and reread/replay/rewatch anything at all, unless I'm introducing someone else to a fandom I enjoy. What seems eve...
Exfanding Review: Sam and Twitch, The Brian Michael Bendis Collection Volume 1
In an effort to fall back in love with comics, Alex has decided to go back and read all of the old books that made him fall in love with the medium in the first place. Today, Alex reviews Sam and Twitch: The Brian Michael Bendis Collection, Volume On...
Exfanding Review: The Complete Copybook Tales
In an effort to fall back in love with comics, Alex has decided to go back and read all of the old books that made him fall in love with the medium in the first place. Today, Alex reviews The Complete Copybook Tales, from Oni Press, written by J. Tor...
Exfanding Review: Ran
This past Wednesday, Nathaniel and I continued the plunge into our brand new fandom: the films of Akira Kurosawa. For our second foray into the work of the internationally famous Japanese filmmaker, we watched Ran, which came heavily recommended by s...
Mega Man Tricks, Glitches, and Bloopers
It's been a long time since I last released a run of a full Mega Man game on my YouTube channel, but that's because I've been filling in the gaps with bonus videos for all the runs I've already done. These bonus videos consist of funny bloopers, amaz...
Exfanding Review: The Hidden Fortress
Alex and I have taken the plunge into a new fandom: the films of Akira Kurosawa. To begin our foray into the work of the internationally famous Japanese filmmaker, we watched The Hidden Fortress, which has been cited as a source of inspiration for St...
