Yu-Gi-Oh Advent Calendar 2 Box of Friends

The second card is a present with toys inside.  Box of friends is an effect monster with no attack or defense points, which upon destruction can summon 2 different normal monsters with one of their stats being 0.  They are destroyed at the end of the turn.  This can be used to set up a 2 monster XYZ summon for up to rank 6.  It actually has a XYZ monster paired with it called Princess Cologne who revives it and can replace normal monsters when they get destroyed.  There is also four pendulum monsters that might be able to be summoned by it, two Dracos, a Metalfoes and an Igknight monster.  You can also use it to get temporary shields up at either 3000 Def or 2500 Atk.  A good card, mainly for XYZ summoning, and thank you to Hill and Knowlton Strategies and Konami for getting us the Advent Calendar.

Yu-Gi-Oh Advent Calendar 1 Ceremonial Bell

The first card of the set turns out to be a church tower bell.  A super rare Ceremonial Bell, a 3 star monster with decent defense that keeps both hands revealed.  Since they are already revealed the players will not be able to use effects of cards like Blue-Eyes Alternative White Dragon, or the Danger! archetype.  There are also cards that allow you to guess what cards are in your opponents hand like Mind Crush, and ones that let you discard a card from their hand and activate other effects when those cards meet certain requirements like Thestalos the Mega Monarch.  It seems pretty good if you can keep it alive.  Thank you to Hill and Knowlton Strategies and Konami for sending us this set.

Yu-Gi-Oh Advent Calender

This December we get to open up a Yu-Gi-Oh Advent Calender courtesy of Hill and Knowlton Strategies and Konami.  I will be posting about it one card a day here while Richard posts about them on facebook, so a thank you to them and I hope you’ll like what we post.

Ep 15 ComicPop Heroes Take on Wayward

Ep 15 ComicPop Heroes Take on Wayward

The ComicPop Crew take a trip to Japan and join up with Rori Lane as she learns to maneuver the streets of Tokyo and her new way of life.  On the street and in her high school Rori is meeting a group of individuals that share a new and mysterious power she has that is very similar to theirs.  While meeting these new found friends she also makes very powerful enemies that are part of the Yokai world she is now a part of.  Join us as the Crew takes on Jim Zub, Steven Cummings, John Rauch, Tamra Bonvillian’s Wayward Volume 1: String Theory.

Join us for another fun episode by listening above, at www.comicpoplibrary.com or wait until later today and it will be up on our iTunes feed.

Remember if you have a novel, graphic novel, movie/television series or an indie band you want us to check out let us know and we will put it in our review rotation list.  Also if you have a question or comment send us an e-mail at admin@comicpoplibrary.com and we will read it during a recording.  Thank you again for everyone that listens and supports us, we are steadily growing thanks to you.  So keep spreading the word about ComicPop Library to everyone you think might enjoy the show.

Item reviewed:

  1. Wayward Volume 1: String Theory, Jim Zub – writer, Steven Cummings – illustrator, John Rauch – Illustrator, and Tamra Bonvillian – Illustrator, Image Comics, 2015.  ISBN: 978-1632151735, $ 16.99.

Music clips used in this episode:

  1. “Weaver”, Night Rainbow LP, Koko, Tower Records, 2016.
  2.  “Train of Thought”, Four Songs, Andrew Lubman, 2007.

Links:

Image Comics Website

Cyber PR’s Website

ComicPop Library’s Facebook Page

Mystery Skulls “Ghost” Animated Music Video

Logan found the Mystery Skulls and had me give it a listen and all I have to say is way cool!  I love their single “Ghost”.  It has a catchy beat that once you start the song it captures you until it’s done.  Then on top of that they have a Scooby-Doo and the Mystery Machine inspired animated music video just brings it home for me.  I love it, and encourage everyone to check them out on YouTube for some fun through MysteryBen27’s channel – Richard:

Devin Kennedy’s Single “Feel The Same”

“Feel The Same” is a smooth Pop single that flows over the listener.  Devin Kennedy is tapping into the pop sound that showcases his voice perfectly.  The single has that smooth feeling, but with the Pop beat through out as well.  I really like that mixture, it works.  Here’s Devin Kennedy’s “Feel The Same” through SoundCloud – Richard:

Once Upon a Deadpool Tariler

So how many will go back to see Deadpool 2 in the retooled PG-13 Once Upon a Deadpool?  I’m an iffy.  But to all those that will be watching have a great time!  Thanks to MovieClips Trailers for the trailer:

Rebel Rampage’s “Immigration Man” Music Video

Rebel Rampage is coming out of the blocks hard and fast with this hard hitting rock single “Immigration Man”.  The bass beat is great and the lyrics are clear so you the listener catches every word.  The single grabs you and doesn’t let go until the end.  Of course the lyrics and music video have a political message that you might agree with or not.  Nothing unusual because I’ve been around long enough that I’m used to music and musicians being politically active.  All I know is that “Immigration Man” is a high auctane single that can be enjoyed for it’s rock flare.  Be sure to look for Rebel Rampage’s album Divided We Fall from you digital vendor of choice, until then here’s the music video for “Immigration Man” through the bands YouTube Page – Richard:

Ep 9 ComicPop Game Play with Yu-Gi-Oh! Shadows Over Valhalla Booster Packs

Ep 9 ComicPop Game Play with Yu-Gi-Oh! Shadows Over Valhalla Booster Packs

We have several Yu-Gi-Oh! product opens coming your way.  Konami through Hill and Knowlton Strategies have continued to be generous with ComicPop Library.  This time they have sent us Yu-Gi-Oh! Shadows Over Valhalla booster packs to open for all to hear and get Logan and Richard’s thoughts about the cards.  Thanks to Lindsey Barber, of Hill and Knowlton Strategies, Tim Klein, and Konami for their continued support.

Join us for another fun episode by listening above, at www.comicpoplibrary.com or wait until later today and it will be up on our iTunes feed.

Remember if you have a novel, graphic novel, movie/television series or an indie band you want us to check out let us know and we will put it in our review rotation list. Also if you have a question or comment send us an e-mail at admin@comicpoplibrary.com and we will read it during a recording. Thank you again for everyone that listens and supports us, we are steadily growing thanks to you. So keep spreading the word about ComicPop Library to everyone you think might enjoy the show.

What we reviewed in this episode:

  1. Yu-Gi-Oh! Shadows Over Valhalla Booster Packs, Konami, 2018.  This set contains 60 cards: 40 Super Rares and 20 Secret Rares.

Music clips used in this episode:

  1. “Heart of the Cards”, Yu-Gi-Oh! Music To Duel By, Eric Stuart and Questar Welsh, Dreamworks Records, 2002.
  2. “We’ll Be there”, Yu-Gi-Oh! Music To Duel By, Dominic Nolfi and Lindsey Warner, Dreamworks Records, 2002.

Links:

Official Yu-Gi-Oh! Website

Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Website

Konami Website

Hill & Knowlton Strategies

C. Michael Hall’s Website for Atomic Raygun Comics

ComicPop Library’s Facebook Page

Preacher 6 Trailer GoFundMe

You know how ComicPop Library has gotten into the independent films and helped out various creators.  With in the independent films you never know what you might get, but there are some good films out there.  Kyle Hester has sent ComicPop a request to see if any of our listeners would like to help them with their film Preacher 6.  The GoFundMe is still active if you would like to help.  I used the sizzle reel for our post and you can see another trailer on the GoFundMe page.  The effects look decent, however one thing that will need work on is the sound edit.  This might just be with the trailers, but the musical background drowns out the actors in the ones I watched.  Still looks like an interesting concept.  Here’s the GoFundMe page for Preacher 6 and the sizzle reel  through Kyle Hester’s YouTube channel: