Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla 1974 Director: Jun Fukuda Writers: Jun Fukuda, Masami Fukushima, Shinichi Sekizawa, Hiroyasu Yamamura In 1974 Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla became the fourteenth installment in the Godzilla franchise. This movie had four writers and you can tell. There were easily four different plot… Continue Reading
Bryan Cranston is going after bigger prey than rival drug dealers in his next role. This time he’s going after Godzilla! This is not the silly Godzilla of the 1970’s. This is a huge, raging beast who is definitely not… Continue Reading
Clockwork Beast, and thus the clockwork mechanic, dates back to Alpha. Clockwork creatures come into play with a number of counters and lose them for attacking or blocking. They also have some way to put counters back on if they… Continue Reading
Here’s what I would wish for the Chiefs in a perfect offseason: 1) The Chiefs let Brendon Albert go, move Eric Fisher to LT, and use the money to sign a top WR free agent like former Missouri Tiger Jeremy… Continue Reading
Glyph of Reincarnation was part of a set of common Glyphs in Legends. They’re all one casting cost instants and, unfortunately, none of them really do much. Glyph of Reincarnation is a particularly weird entry. It can kill a creature,… Continue Reading
I think it’s a Magic rule that every Magic set has to have at least one Goblin card. This seems particularly true of core sets, where the common slot is full of vanilla creatures with no rules text. Thus, Wizards gave… Continue Reading
Back in June 2012 I was in Chicago for business. It was a short trip. I flew in on a Sunday and met a friend for a fantastic lobster dinner at Shaw’s Crab House. I didn’t have a lot of… Continue Reading
Sometimes when running a blog it seems like most of your hits are spammers or robots rather than real people. This isn’t the first blog I’ve run and the phenomenon is familiar to any blogger. While reviewing my hit counts… Continue Reading
Wizards keeps trying to make Myr decks viable and they succeeded for awhile in Scars of Mirrodin block. Cards like Memnite and Tempered Steel brought the rise of quick, deadly affinity decks the likes of which we hadn’t seen since… Continue Reading
Teferi’s Curse is an interesting card. Phasing was a confusing mechanic for many, particularly for newer players. It removes things from play but doesn’t trigger “leaves play” or “comes into play” triggers. The card simply ceases to exist when it… Continue Reading