I notice, though, that these Charizard high tops were also supposed to go live on the 25th and that their launch page is a coming soon sign up page. Did they get delayed?
Richard Carpenter’s Robin of Sherwood gets a comic book collection
The complete edition comes in 288 pages, will cost £35 on pre-order for the first two months, and if there’s any left after two months, the price will rise to £45.
Indie Must Play bundle: 6 indie computer games at 96% off
The discounts available at Fanatical are generally good and sometimes incredible. I think the Indie Must Play bundle is the latter.
Publisher Spotlight: April 2022 vote now open for Patrons
Geek Native’s patrons are great people, and one of the so-called perks on offer is the ability to vote a publisher, creator or other tabletop RPG contributors into the Spotlight.
Heart, sci-fi, time-travel, Ryan Reynolds and Zoe Saldana: The Adam Project
Adam Reed, age 13, and still grieving the sudden death of his father a year earlier, walks into his garage one night to find a wounded pilot hiding there.
Sci-Fi Toolkits: Early bird deals for Roll & Play Press latest crowdfunded project
There will also be limited edition Kickstarter-only versions with high enough pledges or via the add-ons and the pledge manager.
Funimation merges into Crunchyroll; you only need one subscription
Unifying all of our brands and services under the Crunchyroll brand globally enables us to offer more value than ever before as we combine subs, dubs, simulcasts, library, music, movies, manga—all into one subscription.
Zavvi wields exclusive LEGO Thor’s Hammer from the Infinity Saga
Geeky retailer Zavvi has a Marvel exclusive in the weaponised form of LEGO Thor’s Hammer from the Infinity Saga set.
Bubble trailer: Drawn together in a Tokyo where gravity is broken
Netflix has just dropped (pun intended) the latest trailer for Bubble. The anime is set in Tokyo, where gravity is broken. What’s up with that?
Roll20’s state of the TTRPG industry report is out for Q4 2021; D&D 5e nudges even further ahead
The Orr Group, the people who own Roll20, report which roleplaying games are most popular on their virtual tabletop throughout the year.
