The 4th Annual Wayne Foundation Charity RPG Bundle is here! Buy it now - $240+ worth of RPGs, Original Art, Comics and Fiction for $20 On sale June 22 through June 29, exclusively through DriveThruRPG, this bundle offers over $225 worth of RPG products, fiction and artwork for just $20! You’ll be paying just under... Continue Reading →
Welcome to a special edition of Indie Talks. Today we're going to hop into the wayback machine and travel back to 2008. At that point, Troll in the Corner didn't even exist, but I was just as much a geek! I found myself and a few others working with me with press credentials to the... Continue Reading →
If you're like me, you not only like to play RPGs but you also love to read webcomics. What if you could combine the two? What if two gamers decided to make a comic? What would it look like? Walking on Broken Glass is one such comic, written by Samantha J. Mathis and illustrated by... Continue Reading →
On Geeks Explicitly we try to avoid the rigidity of plans, schedules, and deadlines. Drew and I usually don't choose what to talk about until five minutes before we record an episode. That free-flowing, laid-back, casual style hopefully enhances our charm. This time we're breaking free from convention and telling you what the topics are... Continue Reading →
Marrowbones issue #2 has just arrived on my digital doorstep and it's just as wonderful as issue #1. Follow Nora, an orphan who finds a strange but fulfilling sense of belonging and identity with her uncle Barnaby at his occult Ravensbeard Inn. Nora's never been one to fit in, and on finding herself without home... Continue Reading →
Do you remember me asking if you would listen to a Troll in the Corner podcast? No, I didn't think so. I did, though. Pinky swear. That post was my not so secretive way of telling all of you that Troll in the Corner is taking podcasting more seriously. We're drilling into your ears with... Continue Reading →
Marrowbones is the new comic written and illustrated by Eric Orchard. It also became available today, with issue #1 selling for just $2. It's the story of Nora, stuck in the Hillgrove School for Haunted Children by her parents. She's rescued from her dreary existence by her Uncle, who's a bit like her and brought... Continue Reading →
Artist, Eric Orchard may best be known for his work on children’s books such as The Terrible, Horrible Smelly Pirate and A Forest for Christmas, but his latest project is much more adult. No, he does not break form and tell a story of sex and scandal, but instead on that other adult topic, office... Continue Reading →
I speak from a position of authority here...well, let’s face it, I always speak from a position of authority. But needless to say, I’ve been reading D&D comics as often as I have been able to get my grubby hands on them almost as long as I first played D&D (when I was 8 years... Continue Reading →
