Red Sonja #7

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Red Sonja #7

While Red Sonja has been resting and healing with the nuns in Brythunia, monsters have ravaged the land, and the resurrected Kulan Gath has put together a force to conquer and grow his power. Leaving her refuge to deal with the recent rise of attacks, Sonja comes across a woman in need of aid to save her 8 year-old sister from being sacrificed to appease the Tsjoko and its monstrous master. Successfully, but not victorious, in her efforts, the aftermath will clue Sonja into what she’s now dealing with and the consequences of her recent actions.

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Delicious in Dungeon – Stewed Cabbage/Orcs

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  • Title: Delicious in Dungeon – Stewed Cabbage/Orcs
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Delicious in Dungeon - Stewed Cabbage/Orcs

“Stewed Cabbage/Orcs” offers an explanation to where Senshi (SungWon Cho) acquires the vegetables he uses for so many of his recipes in an episode that also offers a nice teaching moment about living harmoniously in the natural world (even if that world is in a dungeon full of monsters). After harvesting his latest supply, the party runs into some of Senshi’s clients: a group of orcs on hard times. In this episode as well, we get a lesson about working together (even with people you might not immeadiately like) in order to produce positive results such as the feast even Marcille (Emily Rudd) can’t complain about.

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Hazbin Hotel – Overture

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  • Title: Hazbin Hotel – Overture
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Hazbin Hotel - Overture

What started out as an independent webcomic has now become a full-blown Amazon series. I had a very mixed reaction to the opening episode of the series that centers around Lucifer’s daughter Charlie (Erika Henningsen) and her plan to create a hotel within Hell to redeem sinners allowing them to eventually reach Heaven. I enjoy Charlie, and the look of the episode. The musical numbers were a bit more hit-and-miss for me (although the idea of singing about how glorious Hell is from a certain point of view is humorous).

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