Spine of Eternity: Everybody Wants to be a Star is a Powered by the Apocalypse Tabletop RPG.
In a modern fantasy setting where fame is power you play as an adventurer traveling the land to earn the strength to reach the Stars.
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On-set photography of the cast of the film Los Campeones Justicieros (The Champions of Justice) in 1970.
Blue Demon, Mil Máscaras, El Medico Asesino, La Sombra Vengadora, Tinieblas & Black Shadow face off against a mad scientist and his army of powerful wrestling dwarves.
“Celebrity table of Agustín Barrios Gómez, May 23, 1953”
Blue Demon with actress Martha Elena Cervantes (1953) • Photo collection of J. Alejandro Muñoz Lomelí & @m_estanquillo 🇲🇽
@Comrade_Bullski For comparison, the Spider verse movies work because yeah, there's a hundred Spider people, but at the end of the day you have a story about Mike's Morales and what he's going thru, and how he grows. A lot of this stuff just doesn't have character, to it
@Comrade_Bullski To me, this problem hit its zenith in Jason Aaron Avengers, where the last arc keeps having hundreds of multiverse Thors and Captains America, etc, all die in massive waves. There's no gravity to it, no dramatic weight, just highlights how empty the whole exercise is.
@tombombmessina@vincey1991 I went to one of those once, and the staff told me there was a hard two-drink limit, apparently due to repeat incidents.
They also would find a lot of empties that they didn't sell in the men's room, so yeah
@donoDMG1 If I had a nickel for every time ... I'd have so many nickels. Holy shit, even one or two would be bad, but this is just so many nickels, Jesus Christ!
@ToExplainLater@DanSchkade I love that first page as a sequence. This guy is streaming about his thirst for human blood, and those henchmen are just used to his bullshit by now. "Yep, human blood. Sure ting, mistah dracula ..."