Seven Lucky Porcupines

...and how they grew The Doclopedia #2,506 Assorted Non-Player Characters: Wes Landry Wes Landry deal in transportation. Could be cars, could be horses, could be jets packs. Wes and his business can turn up in just about any genre. You can buy a good used mode of transport, or buy something new, because he has … Continue reading Seven Lucky Porcupines →

Early Days At The Giraffe Ranch

...git them dogies movin'! The Doclopedia #2,505 Assorted Non-Player Characters: Stewpot Sammy In a major city in a modern fantasy setting, Stewpot Sammy runs a very popular cafe in the low income section of town. As the name implies, he is noted for his delicious stew, which also has the advantage of being inexpensive. A … Continue reading Early Days At The Giraffe Ranch →

Don’t Take The Left Turn After Midnight

...or on alternate Sundays The Doclopedia #2,504 Assorted Non-Player Characters: Buggerhonk Buggerhonk is a goblin who lives in the undercity beneath a very large fantasy city. Unlike many of his species, he has no real desire to wage war on the humans, elves, etc. No, Buggerhonk moved to the city to make money and live … Continue reading Don’t Take The Left Turn After Midnight →

Violent Guppies Terrorized My Blennies

...those damned little watery thugs The Doclopedia #2,503 Lost Movies of Earth 2-B: Hank and Earl Back On The Farm (1948)This was the last film in the popular “Hank and Earl' series of 6 films. These comedies from Columbia Studious followed the misadventures of Hank Grover, played by Paul Dibbs, and Earl Munk, played by … Continue reading Violent Guppies Terrorized My Blennies →

Blizzard In The Game Room

...it was not that kind of snow The Doclopedia #2,502 Lost Movies of Earth 2-B: Gangsters Go To War! (1943) Another film lost in the 1950 Pittsburg Film Warehouse Fire, this was a comedy from low budget specialists World Film Production. The plot, such as it was, had several gangsters deciding to do their patriotic … Continue reading Blizzard In The Game Room →

The Absolutely Unexpected, But Also Very Welcome, Return Of Mostly Purple Patty

...co-starring her pet newt, Kyle The Doclopedia #2,501 Lost Movies of Earth 2-B: No Light To Die By (1942) How can a movie be lost and still exist? By being too good at what it sets out to be, apparently. Directed by James Whale and starring Boris Karloff, Richard Franklin, June Denning, and Vincent Price, … Continue reading The Absolutely Unexpected, But Also Very Welcome, Return Of Mostly Purple Patty →