Welcome to the new Blog of Epic Randomness!!

By Mark Rodriguez

Hey guys, this is Mark Rodriguez! This is new (and maybe improved?) version of the Blog of Epic Randomness! I decided it was time for something new, and like many comic book reboots, maybe a fresh new start can also bring in new readers. Can people still do blogs that can gain a following in 2018? Let's check it out!!

So the blog will mostly rely on comic reviews or other random news regarding nerdy stuff and pop culture. I did try to keep up with on-going comics but eventually lost the battle. While I might catch a number 1 or so the next time there's some big comic book event, I won't be able to keep up with a long on-going series like the IDW TMNT and able to crank out a review the same week the newest issue it out. Instead I'll focus on older and classic comics here and there or rare comics or past events. Random fun stuff.

As for the old blog, it shall remain for your reading pleasure. Some of these blog articles are just impossible recreate, and some of them are based on certain events that are so time specific, it just feels outdated. Stuff like when Lani Minella actually responded to a Nancy Drew article, or when the developers behind my review of WWE Immortals also responded, or the whole Meowbox.net and Meowbox.com situation from back then will remain to be read in the old blog.

Anyways, like many reboots and whatnot, this should be fun.

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Dragonball- It's time to go beyond Z or end it

By Mark Rodriguez So while the Dragonball Super anime has ended for a few years now, and the Dragonball Super Broly movie is over a year old as well, the Dragonball Super manga has actually continued past the Tournament of Power and Super Broly movie. As this new arc, nicknamed the Moro Arc after its main villain is coming to a close, the question is where do they do from here? Also before you get into this article, I really hope you know your DBZ because there are just waaaaaay too many characters to take the time out to explain who everyone is one by one. Dragonball and Dragonball Z is one of the longest running anime and manga series since the 80's and while it seemed it was put to pasture after Dragonball GT ended in 1997, the only thing left was for the American dubs to catch up. Despite this the love and nostalgia for the series lived on with videogames and the occasional special here and there that would bring back the characters (like the Yo, Son Goku and his Friends Retu

Arachna# 1 Review Spoilers

By Mark Rodriguez Here's another awesome comic from independent artists that opened up an Indiegogo to get it started. I usually don't chip in unless it looks real good, like you just know they're gonna hit their goal. Arachna, a sexy superheroine with a split personality and an amazing art syle, sure looked like a good pick for me. With lots of clever marketing in advance, even getting a person to dress as Arachna herself to bring the character to life, they hit their goal the same day they actually opened the Indiegogo for donations. I chipped in for the comic and the shirt, and here is my review on the latest superheroine that's bringing sexy back to comics, Arachna! Also note, while I'll try to keep my language as tame as I can, this book deals with way more adult stuff than I usually discuss on this blog. The Adventure Begins The issue opens with Jennie lying in bed naked in her apartment, a noticeable pile of sketches lying on the floor. She awakens to a voi

Five Nights at Freddy's- How FNAF 2 Complicated the Lore

By Mark Rodriguez Five Nights at Freddy's.... a game series that started out by being a security guard trying to survive 5 nights at a pizzeria full of haunted animatronics that spawned lots of sequels. Now the latest one is looking like it's going to be about some of the animatronics actually trying to keep you safe from a serial killer that might have been brainwashed by a possessed VR game. What the hell? FNAF.... how it started and where it's going...... Here's a quick trip down memory lane over just how simple the story of FNAF seemed to be in the first game, and how the second game started the long path of the huge mess that we have now. Now when the first game came out back in 2014, creator Scott Cawthon had no way of knowing it would be a smash hit with lots of sequels. In fact, it was a bit of a last desperate attempt to make it in the gaming business. It's hard to believe nowadays, but had FNAF failed, Scott would have given up working on video games and

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