Wednesday, September 30, 2015

Season 4 Episode 3: The Mirrors of Tuzun Thune



Look closely at your screen. Do you see a dim reflection of yourself staring back? That person seems so near, yet so far away do they not? They weren't even there until you deigned to notice them. But... maybe you have it wrong. How do you know that you aren't the reflection and the reflection is actually a truer you? How can you ever truly know which is the shade and which is the person?

Now you understand the mindset of our hero Kull as he sits in the House of 1,000 Mirrors with Tuzun Thune! Will Kull find enlightenment in the realm of forms or has he been duped into a mirror prison?! Tune in and find out!
Art by Mike Ploog

Tuesday, September 15, 2015

Season 4 Episode 2: The Shadow Kingdom!

Welcome back, Cromrades! Apologies for our delays, but won't you please join us as we delve into the "Canonical Kull?" Our discussion this episode focuses on "The Shadow Kingdom," first published in Weird Tales in August of 1929. Is Kull just proto-Conan? WE SAY NAY!
Original story art for "The Shadow Kingdom" by Hugh Rankin.
One Things
Jon - Harmontown (and Community!)
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Luke - Ghost's new album, Meliora!

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