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I just logged in some new issues I've gotten in the mail just recently, but I don't get the 2 issue variants I've seen for the new "first" issue. One is black with neon signs, the other is Alfred picking his nose with a purple background. I have the purple one. Is one of them a limited edition for the occasion or are they just the 50/50 in printing and I just happened to get one of them?

I live in Europe and have a subscription, but most my old issues I've gotten simply by going to comic shops. So if there are multi-covers I usually pick them up and keep them together just for the fun of it.

Tried googling this but came up short, not every magazine line has 3 issues called No. 1 haha.

It always has to be explained that there is some bigger backstory to everything in almost all of his creations, just why? Just because you are the curator of film doesn't mean you have to analyze everything to oblivion or throw in stuff there just to make it more cryptic than it needs to be! For a short show like YKWBS especially, did it really need to feature some BS-Man that lives his life with all these mildly infuriating things?

In it's hay-day, Cinemassacre had 3 main shows: AVGN, YKWBS and Board James (Also Monster Madness but it's not fiction ...yet). YKWBS was the "lowest brow" of the shows, featuring short clips of what we assumed to be James Rolfe speaking from his heart about b

Yup I listen to the See You Pee. Mostly because it's fairly decent, even though it's just Kieran having filtered news articles for Pat and Ian to discuss.

But I've been on a huge backlog recently, and catching up I noticed they began talking about stuff aside from their regular nerd Fandom, such as video games, wrestling and Marvel movies. In this episode they dedicated a huge chunk of the episode to talk about some charlatan from Tennessee gouging Corona supplies and making money on it.

I get they like to talk about scalpers but come on. Every news site is already infected with Corona news we don't need a retro podcast to get suckered in as well.

I didn't see the Februcarrey or wtf it was called review ScreenWave did on the new Sonic movie with Jim Carrey. But, if they didn't mention it, James did a cameo in an old fan movie from 2013:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtCtQpclpY8

James writes:
Check out this Sonic the Hedgehog fan film produced by Blue Core Studios and directed by Eddie Lebron (the team that brought you the “MegaMan” fan film). This shows a lot of dedication! Today, the old video game franchises don’t seem to get a lot of cinematic recognition. For example, we’ll probably never see Nintendo take another chance with a new Super Mario Bros movie. That kind of thing doesn’t happen anymore, but I believe the video

Season 2, Episode 18 (35) - Texas Chainsaw Massacre

Featuring (In order of appearance):

• The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (VSS, Atari 2600, 1983)

Guest starring:

• Hillbilly, played by Steven J. Klaszky
• Chop Top and Leatherface, played by Mike Matei

Originally aired: 9th October, 2007 - Gametrailers.com

Wikipedia

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is a video game for the Atari 2600, based on the film of the same name, released in March 1983 Wizard Video Games. The game was designed and programmed by VSS, a software development company started by Ed Salvo and several other ex-Games by Apollo programmers.

As one of the first horror-themed video games, The Texas Chainsa