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These rules can be viewed in greater detail here.Please browse through our rules & FAQ before posting. This community is for meaningful discussions of tabletop/pen & paper RPGs. Plus, can they discuss Kirby at length without calling Stan Lee out for being a credit-stealing fraud? Well, no.Wiki RPG Beginner's Guide Playing RPG Online FAQ Game Suggestions RPG Subreddits RPG Discords AMAs RPG of the Month Game Cons Join the guys as they scorn a nation of unappreciative comic book readers for letting shit like that happen and try to figure out what exactly should be the age cutoff for an illegal body-swapping network. In the mid-70s Jack Kirby was frustrated with the Big Two's lack of vision, repeated cancellations of his projects, and general unwillingness to pay out the fat stacks of paper, but still managed to pump out a new and surprisingly prescient character in OMAC, the exciting new find of 1975!. This time on the Couch: Mike and James dig deep into the Kirby well and fish out the underrated One-Man Army Corps himself, OMAC! That's right, OMAC: The cloud-computing, distopian superhero with the business-friendly mohawk who'll punch a hole in a train just to see where it's a-goin'.
So make sure to thank the Gipper for your freedom tonight, kids! Tzin Tzin, who hopes to cause chaos at the Berlin Summit! Luckily, Smith has an ace up his sleeve: The hallucinated ghost of his Nazi father is mentally abusing him from beyond the grave, granting him all the bloodlust necessary to defend global freedom! You know, none of this would've been possible if a certain 80s president/conservative godhead hadn't set in motion the closure of certain mental health facilities that could've helped certain toilet-headed crimefighters repair their fractured minds. And what an 80s adventure it is! Christopher Smith, aka Peacemaker, is dedicated to eradicating the threat posed by the nefarious and culturally unacceptable Dr. 4! After purchasing the character from the defunct Charlton Comics, DC published this adventure to help slide him into continuity like sliding John Cena's skull into a chrome bedpan. This time on the Couch: Mike, James, and Shée give peace a chance with 1988's Peacemaker no.