#November2011
THIS WEEK ON Dexter: Nebraska
Dexter rolled out this week with his bro 4 life, and afterlife. It was a switch I didn’t see coming. If this was an RPG, it would be a totally arduous but ultimately rewarding side-quest. It didn’t add to the main narrative, but it was an interesting sojourn. Plus!, the loot was fantastic. Dexter gained two talent points that he could place in Sanity, which is clutch.
Jim Lee’s ‘Darkeseid’ Is Revealed. NOT ENOUGH CHITIN ARMOR.
Unknown to me, Darkseid is going to be the main villain in the Johns/Lee Justice League reboot. Would you like to see Lee’s design?
Hit the jump!
Brad Pitt Says He’ll Retire From Acting In Three Years. Tyler, No!

Despite the fact that he married one of Hollywood’s more annoying ladies (to me at least) and he has commodified children from other cultures with her, I enjoy Brad Pitt’s acting. If what he is saying is more than bluster, I won’t be for much longer.
This Dude May Be The Star of ‘Grand Theft Auto V’

Ned Luke may be the latest to voice a protagonist in the zillion-dollar cultural juggernaut that is the Grand Theft Auto series. Thanks to intrepid sleuthing by Official PlayStation magazine his potential role was uncovered. All involved in this reveal are either dead or missing, further testifying to the reports accuracy.*
Video: Spider-Man, Batman, and Iron Man Popping Booties At Kid’s Birthday Party.

The cultural apocalypse will be televised. Or at least recorded and uploaded to YouFaceSpaceTube.
Video: Space Station Time-Lapse Is Existential Human High-Five Time.
Check out this time lapse taken aboard the ISS that everyone and their momma is chatting about today. Phenomenal shit. The glory of the cosmos juxtaposed with evidence of mankind’s technological movement. We ain’t done much, but we ain’t done nothin‘.
Or something.
Ken Levine: ‘BioShock Infinite’ Won’t Favor Close-Range Weapons, Or Ayn Rand.

Ken Levine continues to wax awesome about BioShock Infinite and other topics, recently dropping comments on BioShock’s weapons system and thematics.
Trailer: ‘The Hunger Games’, Oh Katniss ILU. Peeta Too. Let’s Hug.
The official trailer for The Hunger Games dropped today, and I’m totally eating the panem up. Get it? Latin for bread? No? Yes?
Hit the jump to check out the trailer.
THIS WEEK ON Walking Dead: Chupacabra
We start this week’s walking dead with more flashbacks. I don’t know if I’m softening or if its getting a little better, but I didn’t hate this flashback. Of course it could be because it involved one of my fantasies, firebombing Atlanta. So we’re treated with a little prequel about how our merry band started and then is off to the land of the dead. Oh, almost forgot to add the heavy handed reminder that Shane banged Lori and told her and Carl that Rick was dead. Can’t forget that, it might come up later.
Friday Brew Review: Double Mocha Porter
In my most cherished fantasies, I’m a member of Rogue Squadron. That’s right, if you see me crashing into the mailbox during a mid-drive daydream, I’m probably imagining myself nosediving into the Death Star’s exterior. As the suburban townsfolk yell and scream and cry in the hopes of getting my car off of their lawns, I can only hear Biggs and Wedge and Porkins egging me on. The cops throw down spike strips, and my tires blow out, and all I do is turn up the radio and mutter, “Stay on target.”
It’s this wonderful hallucination of being a bad-ass space-rebel that helps me cope with the fact that I’m nothing more than a sci-fi lovin’ scamp of a man.
Also helping me get through the ennui of my regularly-scheduled quarter-life crises is beer. Sweet, bitter, dark and fizzy beer. On Fridays I make a point to try a new beer, thereby expanding my palate and giving me a deeper basis-for-comparison well.
Tonight, I’m combining my yearning for intergalactic adventure and beer-lust by sipping on the Rogue Brewery’s Double Mocha Porter.










