Jason Scott
There are simply too many things to write about and not enough time to write it all! Therefore I shall endeavor to write endlessly to make up as much time as I can! Whether I am writing reviews of video games, comic book scripts or the oft-delayed novel I'm working on, I will not relent in my pursuit of perfecting the written word.
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The Cat in the WindowA bit of "flash fiction" about a peculiar cat who loved sitting in the window on sunny days.
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One Man's Review of 'John Carter'"John Carter" first appeared nearly a hundred years ago to sci-fi fans eager to read a new type of novel. How does Disney's costly adaptation add to the legend that is larger than life.
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My Thoughts on "Crisis on Infinite Earths"DC changed the landscape of comics forever when they printed this series in the 1980s, but how has its legacy stood up to the test of time? What influence did this collaboration have on the comic market as a whole? My thoughts to follow.
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Where Do We Go from Here?IDW publishing has some of entertainment's biggest licenses- G.I Joe, Ghostbusters, Star Trek- but some of their best selling and most acclaimed books are in their Transformers line. Starting in 2012, they have taken these books in a bold new direction.
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The Things He RememberedA 55 word piece written in single lines depicting the scene of an accident from the victim's perspective.
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The Animal Army Marches OnGus is imprisoned and Jeppard has aligned himself with a bloodthirsty warlord hellbent on claiming the hybrids for his own twisted desires. Can the hybrids escape to freedom or will the forces against them be too great? -
To Hell and BackSpawn rocked the comics world nearly two decades ago, but has lost a lot of momentum since then. This month we celebrate the releasing of issue #200, but what happened since issue #1?
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Palmetto State Budget WoesAlmost a billion dollars in the red. That's the economy the states first female Governor, Nikki Haley, inherits as she takes office this month. Just how did it get to this point? -
Merry Christmas or Happy Holidays?Exactly what is proper etiquette when dealing with customers this time of year? The debate over "Merry Christmas" and "Happy Holidays" has reached a fever pitch in recent years, and ground zero for that debate is the cash register. -
3 Steps to Weight Loss SuccessMost people make a New Year's Resolution to lose weight and most fall short on those goals. All it takes are a few simple steps to prepare a successful weight-loss plan and follow through. -
Fallout New Vegas - A Sure Bet!Fallout New Vegas plays much like Fallout 3, and looks like Fallout 3, but boasts an array of storyline changes to make the gameworld feel fresh and new.
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Black Friday Shopping in CharlestonUnsure? Confused? Clueless? Here's a quick rundown of where and how to get the best deals on video games this year on the biggest shopping day of the year! -
Marvel Comics Point OneMarvel Comics is preparing a push to bring in new readers next year with Marvel Point One! The Point One (".1") books will be special, stand-alone books that will serve as platforms for new and returning readers to jump on. -
A New Man of Steel-My Review of Superman Earth OneSuperman Earth One is a juggernaut of a graphic novel. This original book, from an all-star creative team, envisions Superman in a modern setting with modern problems. Epic in scale and scope, this is definitely a new type of hero! -
Call of Duty Black Ops Multiplayer ReviewCall of Duty Black Ops is finally here and the multiplayer is worth the wait! New options, new leveling system and the addition of the beloved Zombie mode make this multiplayer game a must own. -
Kinect This Holiday!A guide for where to find the hottest motion-controlled gaming device this holiday season-the Kinect! -
Working Out on the HolidaysCharleston area residents! There is no reason to miss your workouts or mess up your fitness goals this holiday. Get off the couch and into the gym, I'll show you where to go.
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A Happy and Lonely Thanksgiving MemoryThis is my story of a lonely childhood Thanksgiving and how the memory of that year has shaped my opinion of holidays as an adult. I have learned that not all holidays follow a plan, and that's for the best.
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Dead Rising 2: So Many Zombies and so Little Time!With so many sequels and prequels out there, its good to find Dead Rising 2 is an original title with several unique game modes. Creating weapons is just the tip of the iceberg in this game where there are limitless ways to kill! -
Down at the CrossroadsThe myths surrounding the "Crossroads" have lingered in American folklore since the Depression Era. "Down at the Crossroads" is a fictional tale of a man who goes down to the Crossroads to find what awaits him.
