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It's Opus & Ashes and more for CEX Publishing this August

It's Opus & Ashes and more for CEX Publishing this August #comics #comicbooks #graphicnovel @CEXPublishing

OPUS & ASHES Written by BRETT SETH SIMONIllustrated by SERGI DOMèNECHCover B SERGI DOMèNECH, JOSH JENSENRetailer Price: $3.99On Sale 08/30 Two best friends. One overbearing mother. Trapped with no heat in a cabin during a brutal blizzard. Helena Santos’s struggle for her life and her life’s work has just begun. Read the gripping thriller by Brett Simon and Sergi Domenech! Cover A:…

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Cullen Bunn and Outland Entertainment have launched a Kickstarter for The Faraway #1, the first Outer Shadows comic. It is a dark fantasy/horror series written by Bunn and illustrated by Vitalii Kalchenko.

“The Faraway offers a clear premise,” Bunn said. “If you’re my age, you loved the old Dungeons and Dragons cartoon, where a group of kids get swept into a magical land. What happens, though, if those kids get trapped in a realm of fantasy and magic… that has been completely consumed by evil? In The Faraway, a group of unlucky gamers finds themselves surrounded by a world of horrifying monsters and murderous cutthroats. And, while the book is gorgeously illustrated, the situation will not be pretty.”

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Have You Heard...? Sancta Sanctorum

Have You Heard…? is a series where I try to call attention to books I’m excited about but also probably won’t be covering in further depth for one reason or another. Sancta Sanctorum is a book that casts saints in the role of superheroes. It was originally written in Italian. Sancta Sanctorum by Gilbert Gallo, tr. Giulia De GasperiOctober 31 2023 | Outland Entertainment | Amazon (UK) | Amazon…

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I Met Some Great Stories in 2022

My favorite reads on 2022. Maybe they'll be your favorites, too. Eldritch fantasy, graphic novels, a podcast, and more! #fantasybooks #reading #2022bestbooks

So many to choose from! But which ones were my 2022 favorite books? 2022 “Best Books” lists abounded in December and continue into January. Here’s my annual reading retrospective. Use the comments to talk about your favorite reads for the past year or friend me on Goodreads so we can really discuss best books of 2022! Book Data in 2022 I like to keep records, and I’ve got books and audiobooks…

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Sam Heughan and Caitríona Balfe as Jamie and Claire Fraser in every Outlander season's photoshoot ✨

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"Ian and Claire and Jamie have come home," Roberts notes. "They've brought Jamie's cousin's body back home. And in season 3, when Jamie left Scotland, he made a promise that he would return one day and this is that return. He's bringing Claire with him, and obviously, Ian wants to go home and see his family as well. We packed the house. It's this big homecoming, and there might be some other special guests too." —Matthew B. Roberts for EW

—First look at Claire, Jamie, and Young Ian at Lallybroch in Outlander Season 7B

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You Want to Go Home and Rethink Your Life

STAR WARS EPISODE II: Attack of the Clones 00:23:01 - 00:23:02

As Immi Thrax points out on Bluesky, one of the sources for identification of drinks at the Outlander, How Not to Get Eaten by Ewoks and Other Galactic Survival Skills, may not be entirely accurate.

Toniray wine, which here is labeled as the reddish beverage that Elan Sel'Sabagno drinks, is actually described in Bloodline by Claudia Gray as being teal in color. The Toniray you can buy at Oga's Cantina at Galaxy's Edge also supports this, as it too is teal in color.

Immi also noted that several other drinks in the How Not to Get Eaten by Ewoks... diagram don't match their descriptions in other sources:

• Starfire 'Skee, shown in the diagram as a dark blue color, is described in Aftermath by Chuck Wendig as being "brown and muddy".

• Port in a Storm, shown in the diagram as yellowish-orange in color, is described in Bloodline as being "reddish amber" (maybe better matching the tube labeled as Trandoshan ale or even Corellian Red).

Listing of callouts for search purposes:

• Agira Nyrat • Artuo Pratuhr • Civ Sila • Dannl Faytonni • Daro Willits • Di Mantid • Elan Sel'Sabagno, aka Elan Sleazebaggano • Immi Danoo • Joshua Jinzler • Kalyn Farnmir • Obi-Wan Kenobi • Onyeth Canavar • Reina March • Rosha Vess • Whimper Save • Zey Nep

• Unidentified Humans

• Alderaan • Core Worlds • Jedi mind trick • Toniray wine

• Unidentified beverages

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Star Wars: Episode II - Attack Of The Clones (2002)

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Caitriona Balfe attending the UK premiere of Outlander on 23rd March 2015.

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does anyone else imagine your hyperfix characters in any media you watch or are you normal

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Doechii for Outlander Magazine’s Winter Issue (2024)

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Who is Josif? Find out that and more in May from CEX

Who is Josif? Find out that and more in May from CEX #comics #comicbooks @CEXPublishing

JOSIF 1957 #1 Written by DAVIDE BARZIIllustrated by FABIANO AMBUCover B FABIANO AMBUCover C FABIANO AMBURetailer Price: $6.99On Sale 5/31 Debuting the work of Italian superstar artist Fabiano Ambu! You know about Laika, the Cosmonaut dog sent into orbit on Sputnik 2. But no one knows about JOSIF, the first gorilla in space! Born on Josif Stalin’s birthday and subjected to terrible genetic…

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Outlander: Blood of My Blood

Ellen Mackenize x Brian Fraser

Henry Beauchamp x Julia Moriston

Photos from Entertainment Weekly

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Claire Randall: I’ve never owned a vase 🤝 me: why don’t I own a cheese knife

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Caitriona Balfe + Sam Heughan playing "Who Said It"

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Wee Shahnit... Sleemo

STAR WARS EPISODE II: Attack of the Clones 00:24:28

The subtitles for this scene read "Wee Shahnit... Sleemo" but if you listen closely, she clearly says the Huttese word Murishani translating to "bounty hunter".

In Star Wars Chronicles: The Prequels by Pablo Hidalgo, he writes that Zam's last words are "murishani sleemo".

The Rise and Fall of Darth Vader by Ryder Windham, a young adult novel from 2007 which retells the events of the Star Wars saga from Anakin/Vader's viewpoint uses the words "Wee shahnit".

R.A. Salvatore's novelization of Attack of the Clones simply omits the line altogether, with "It was a bounty hunter called-" being Zam's last words.

Thanks to @darkblades75 for sharing the script page and also suggesting to check the Attack of the Clones comic adaptation from Dark Horse Comics. Much like the novelization, both the script and comic leave Zam's last words as "It was a bounty hunter called..."

I couldn't find any other sources, does anyone know anywhere else that describes this scene in either direction?