Not sure if this is allowed but thought this would resonate with people who are into Severance. Kind of Twilight Zone-ish by Jim Henson in 1969. And clearly the inspiration for the cult classic Cube Movie. Don't know what I'd call this as a genre but curious if anyone has other similar lesser known recommendations.
Joe Bob Goes to the Drive hardcover on sale for 50% off ($27.49) if anyone is interested. Sounds like it's full of all sorts of Joe Bob history, including an intro by Stephen King.
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Sad to hear this. TFAW Milwaukie was what got me back into comics in the 2010s. Owner of the current LCS I use is a bit stunned by this announcement and definitely caught him off guard. Given Dark Horse's recent change in ownership (last year?) I suppose it was a matter of time before they streamlined and did away with their retail stores.
I'm on my second watch and just finished the (great!) ORTBO episode and got stuck on a missing story beat (unless I've completely missed it, which is entirely possible). The Outies had to agree for their Innies to go out to the middle of the frozen wilderness for over 24 hours, right? Or at least agree for their Innies to be "active" nonstop for 24+ hours. There's no way it would go unnoticed. Considering Mark being in the middle of reintegration and not trusting Lumon at all seems unlikely he'd be ok with it but then again he's also keen on finding Gemma so that would take priority so I can make sense out of it. But what about Irving and Dylan? I'm basically ok with it being left unclear or left to the audience to fill in the blanks (in fact I didn't even consider the logistics first watch) but gave me pause thinking about it while rewatching the episode just now. As much attention to detail there is in the show it seemed unusual to be left unexplained.