There's a copy of Incredible Doom Vol. 1 with a sketch in it at Powell's Books on Hawthorne.
I stopped by my local Powell's Books branch a bit ago and drew this sketch in a copy of Incredible Doom. It might still be there if you want it.
I stopped by my local Powell's Books branch a bit ago and drew this sketch in a copy of Incredible Doom. It might still be there if you want it.
A daily 10-minute dice-roll habit for tidying my house went so well I turned it on my digital hoard, and found a lost Incredible Doom print I'd forgotten.
In the early 2000s, there was a chatbot on AIM called SmarterChild. Thirty million people talked to it. That's a genuine cultural moment I apparently missed entirely. Now two filmmakers, Lindsey Sitz and Zan Gillies, are making a documentary about it, and from the footage on their Kickstarter
I've been told for years I should run TTRPGs professionally. I finally stopped arguing with everyone. I'm running Shadowdark on StartPlaying.games, and this link gets you $10 credit if you want to join.
A new 32-page Incredible Doom story is on Patreon. Plus Standard Ebooks, the volunteer project making public domain books worth reading, and seven other links worth your time.