The Letters Page: Welcome to 2018!

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Welcome to The Letters Page!
In this podcast, creators Christopher Badell and Adam Rebottaro tell real stories about fake comics! Based on their hit card game Sentinels of the Multiverse, each hour+ episode explores a hero, villain, event, or something else entirely from the wide world of Sentinel Comics. They also answer your questions!

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Welcome to 2018! 1

Jan 2, 2018

Happy New Year!

Starting off this new year with a quick 2017 retrospective!

First thing first, we're pushing the schedule we announced last week back by one week in order to take a chunk of time to reset and reconcile all of the tangled webs we have weaved. Woven. Woved.

Anyway! The upcoming schedule now looks like this!

January 9th: Sky-Scraper
January 16th: Greazer
January 23rd: Time Travel Settings - Silver Gulch, Final Wasteland, Time Cataclysm, Outside Time
January 25th: Editor's Note #14
January 30th: The Operative

Thank you all for being such a big part of what we do here. We're excited to do even more for and with you here in 2018.

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1 Comments

almost seven years ago

William Lindell

I love your characters. Part of why I love this game, is because there is a character for everybody, and they are all fantastic. I don't normally gush over diversity, because I am far more important with how good the characters are, rather than who they are supposed to represent, but man, you guys created characters whose diversity wasn't what drove them, or how they relate to the world, but instead are a part of them that makes their stories that much more rich, and I apologize for rambling, and gushing, and using approximately twenty more commas in a sentence than I should, but Christopher, Adam, and anyone else who helped you along the way, thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for letting me believe in superheroes again. #StopOblivAeon2018

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