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Threshold: The Mystara Magazine is proud to announce the release of issue #3 of our magazine. Nearly 250 pages this time (!!!), focusing primarily in and around the Sea of Dread, that notorious sea from whence the Isle of Dread gets its name. Can be accessed directly at the Vaults of Pandius...

Thanks for the kind words! We're already working on #3, which will spotlight the Sea of Dread, and have even gotten a few proposals for our Davania issue after that. The plan is to hopefully be quarterly, but we're still getting some of the kinks out and things may take a little longer as we...

Our second issue of Threshold: The Mystara Magazine has just been released! Issue #2: Vaults of Pandius, can be downloaded free from (where else?) the Vaults of Pandius via the front page. Nearly 180 whopping pages of articles, adventures, and artwork. Revised material from the Vaults as well...

For those fans of the Mystara setting, the contributors at the Piazza have just released the first issue of their fan magazine, Threshold. Issue #1: Karameikos, can be downloaded free from the Vaults of Pandius via the front page. 180 whopping pages of articles, comics, artwork, and an...

Eusdria was based on the Franks, FWIW.

I'm not sure either. I believe he's still working in the video gaming industry, though. He dropped out of CoV rather abruptly, it seemed. Another TSR vet currently working in the video gaming industry is Jeff Grubb. He's got a blog going. Aaron Allston got sick recently, but I believe he's...

Based on the first episode that just premiered recently, USA's "White Collar" is going to be a show to watch. (And it's not a new series this season- started as a mid-season replacement in the spring- but NBC's Castle with Nathan Fillion is a really enjoyable show.)

Best episode so far- finally starting to delve into the morality of the Dollhouse, as well as advancing the intrigue. Hopefully it's not coming too late to sustain the show. I didn't much care for the opening bit with Cebulski's character and his psychotherapy; it reminded me too much of the...

Based on the names they give, I'm guessing "Raffles" is A. J. Raffles, the "Gentleman Thief" and "Carnacki" must be Thomas Carnacki. Not sure who the he/she is supposed to be, though.

Actually, I'd disagree with that assessment, personally. IME and to my knowledge, total blindness is a rarity among visually impaired people. Most blind people can still discern some degree of light, and thus motion tracking wouldn't be all that rare. That's one of my main issues with how...

I think they're either looking for or still making arrangements with a distributor, which could be a lengthy process (or potentially can be).

Remember what Jacob/Christian said when John asked why he had to kill himself? "That's why they call it a sacrifice." I think Ben knew that John was supposed to kill himself, and did all that he could to prevent it- up to and including performing the deed himself, so that Locke couldn't perform...

I can't wait to see pics of Vosloo as Zartan. Talk about great casting. Plus, Eccleston should be a really cool Destro. As long as they shoot for more of the comics series feel (early comics, like pre-issue 80s or so, preferably pre-issue 50), as opposed to the cartoon, I think it could be...

Tunnel Rat annoying? I always kind of liked him. Not that he got much use during the Marvel run that I recall (only a couple of appearances that I remember). Interestingly enough, that particular character was modeled after Larry Hama himself. I always liked Outback. One of my favorite...

Seeing as Larry "Mr. GI Joe" Hama had a pretty big role as consultant on this one, I am hopeful it will turn out well. A little too much CGI for my tastes, though. I suppose its cheaper these days than, say, actually using stunt people, but does it really have to be so over the top? Can't you...

I think Richard did know Locke, and the reason he was disappointed when he met the "young" Locke was because he was searching for him due to their having met in the past, but when young Locke failed the test, Richard thought he hadn't found the right John Locke and would have to keep looking...

Wonder if WB will scuttle the film now out of spite, so that they don't have to pay Fox anything. Silly business.

Just a fanfilm, albeit one that has the involvement of one of the principles associated with the original series (the woman who did the voice of Ziggy).

Outland

I liked the second one better than the first. The third was, admittedly, rather bland.