Charlie Etheridge-Nunn: Technically ENNIE-nominated

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I write comics and RPGs, I review RPGs for Who Dares Rolls and talk about Star Trek in the Casual Trek podcast. I like sharks and the X-Men, especially Cyclops. AI is for dickheads. He/Him #CasualTrek #StarTrek #DailyXMen

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Professor X straightening his tie while having a chat with Magneto in front of a mirror, acting like an old couple.
Logan thinking about killing Banshee and Cyclops.
Banshee tries to keep the peace, then shouts at an impetuous Sunfire.
The O5 X-Men bounding down a hallway, talking like used car salesmen as Stan Lee’s scripting.
Colossus has been heated up by Lockheed and in turn is heating up Logan’s metal. He’s holding Wolverine by the ankles and swinging him in a wide circle, slashing at skull-faced Sentinels. From X-Men Gold Volume One, Issue One.
Wolverine’s been drinking and is looking over at a Nightcrawler who is definitely naked in the foreground. Somehow this got past editorial.
Lane Lloyd’s amazing cover for Past Futuremann!
A great Brindlewood Bay scene as cover of Volume Six of Sprigs & Kindling. Two mavens in party costumes (top hat, star-based deeley boppers) are confronting a potential murderer (in a Viking hat) with a lamp. There’s a bloody handprint on it. Oh, and also there’s someone out of the window climbing away and a handprint.
Firestar lighting up a cave full of Bamfs. Iceman’s a little bumpy after melting a lot (they are in literal hell) Firestar: because if you’re dead, then I’m dead, and there’s no way I’m dead. Trust me, right now I feel more alive than ever. Firestar (thought bubble): I just set hell on fire. Please let me be an X-Man forever.
Angelica Jones having a bit of an internal monologue about joining the school. From Amazing X-Men volume 2, issue 1.
An incredible… thing, floating in a blue sky. It’s got a kind of face-like shape, a bumpy, wibbly body and a growing black lump on its back.
The hardcover Wages of Sin. It’s a bit bigger than Tuesday Knight Games’ previous Mothership games. A solid red colour with an image of a heavily-armed person in a stuffed bear head drawn in black ink. The title in white blurs and fades a bit near the bottom right.
Sergio Aragonés smiling with a big ol’ moustache, his hairy arms out and a pen in his hand.
An early 90’s photo of Fabian Nicieza and Howard Mackie at what looks like a convention. They’re both in sunglasses. Fabian’s got a bit of stubble and a hat on, Howard Mackie’s bearded and has a more serious look.
Final Girl: The Haunting of Creech Manor. A Final Girl looks to camera while a ghost creeps about over her shoulder. There’s a creepy manor with a girl looking out of the window, evidently in need of help.
Muting shouting, “Die, AI scum!” While impaling a robotic Colossus.
The cover of 2000 AD 500, with 22 panels of 2000 AD stars, one for the logo and one for the prog. All by different creators.
Clint Howard up to some tomfoolery and capering around in the Enterprise NX-01’s medbay. He’s sniffed some boots and now he’s playing with medical tools. Title: I Apologise for the Amount of Times I Say ‘Capering’ in the Recap
A delivery note to Charles Etherington-Nunn. I’ve obscured my postcode, I don’t have many followers, but you need to be careful.
An overview of my Who Dares Rolls review of City of Mist which didn’t really get into any of my points. It has my name as, “Charlie Etheridge-Nunnon”
My fake press pass for UK Games Expo in a lanyard with my tickets and a moderate amount of badges from Pin Quest.
Mutina from Uncanny X-Men shouting, “Die AI scum!”
Sheep in Space by Jeff Minter, a classic from the C64 era. Played on an Atari Super Pocket.
You’re right, it’s not a prison. It’s more like… it’s more like a cosmetics test lab, with mutants instead of white rabbits. Codename… Weapon X-Finity.
Ma Kent looking down at Lois and saying, “Good gracious! It’s like a Reign of Superboys.” Hang on, no, she said, “Good Gracious! It’s like it’s raining Superboys.”
Wolverine bandaged up, scarred and limping away from Beast, Storm and Kitty.
Dr Frankenstein with some of Wolverine’s drinking buddies. She says, “But even Latveria Dot Doom is down, detective.”
Black Panther punches Wolverine.
Logan alone in a crowd in the rain. He’s the only one without an umbrella so he could easily catch his death of cold. The adverts are all skulls.
Alien spaceships which we’d mistaken a gun for in the normal size world because of scale issues.
The cover to the Poldark Board Game. As far as I know it’s a historical show about two hot people. I also have a small bottle of Poldark Whisky my beloved bought me.
A BlueSky license for me.
The info block from Downcast, my podcatcher of choice. The Bad Spot’s first episode of their Trophy Dark playthrough has landed. I watch their Between and Lands Remaining APs, but I tend to listen to podcasts more, so I’m catching up via audio for the rest.
Serving Up Disaster, by Molomoot. A cleaver and some fire on the cover.
Cyclops, saying “what the hell was I thinking?”
Cyclops and David Haller with their tops off (and Cyclops is still wearing his Bendis-era mask) punching each other in the rain.
Magik’s been convinced that magic isn’t real by Legion. She’s on her knees, head in hands, shouting, “I’ve— I’ve wasted my life!”
Seven of Nine, reeling from a flashback of her Borg days, even though here she’s an efficiency officer (of course).
A bearded, old Miles O’Brien.
Chatokay in generic alien makeup being dragged away for the Amnesia Booth
From the new Justice League Unlimited RPG, clocks are Doomsday Clocks now.
One of those little boxes, with “HELP” written on the side.
A Speedball 2 poster, specifically for Commodore Format.
A coffee and a lemon drizzle slice from Hall 5, nearer and almost certainly more ethically sound than Starbucks. And with a smaller queue!
A foam block.
A Dalek at Wetherspoons
The Catan Sheep.
Crowds.
A Travelodge roof and windows. Some trees to the left and a train is passing loudly over a bridge.
The weird welcome adverts, with historical figures holding their hands out, as if they want to embrace you.
A pigeon who did a flyby of my head, now stood calmly and patiently at Victoria Coach Station, near the doors. The pigeon is a fool, though. The doors are out of action and we have to use a different set of them to get on the coach.
Haywards Heath Railway Station, a vortex of cancellations and delays.
A sweaty nerd in a nice blue shirt with an iced coffee, overstuffed backpack and sunglasses.
A promotional Nintendo image with people walking past each other with their 3DS’ transmitting information back & forth.
A printed mystery reference sheet, location cards and actors with sticky tabs saying their names. There are villagers in the lost village and our First Responders to the right in the Forest of Bronze.
A blue hand fan from Spain, bought for when I played a Crane Clan courtier in L5R. A tiny USB fan which was under a tenner from the bad book website and an old Anker power battery.
Havok’s daughter, Katie. She asks where mom (Janet Van Dyne, the Wasp) is. Havok lies and says she’ll be back later, but she’d been caught by Magneto and his X-Force.
Uriel and Eimin knew Wanda would try and betray them, so they got all the mutants put into storage in the ark.
Wanda telling Simon that they’re going to work together to summon all mutants, but repurposing the ritual to get them to help take the twins down.