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Our very own Summer created this impressive design and promo from a cover of Strange Adventures, and it's so nice, and I never ever want to lose it, so I'm keeping it here for posterity to O-ooh and A-hhh at.

ufohio

Our upcoming science fiction roleplay takes place in an older, rocket-filled future, in the small, sparkling city of Earth, Ohio, in the year 2157. A sleepy local pride exists among the denizens of this worldly town, born from a rich history of flight, innovation, and fiction. And amid the friendly hellos and city storefronts, back patios, community gardens, and local parades, space aliens from “Florida” masquerade around town in lifelike man suits…

At Kaleidoscope World, your character can look forward to…

Taking a trip along scenic Flight Path 66—playing miniature golf on the moon or getting their picture taken at Spacehenge!

Enrolling at the University of Flight in Ohio (UFO) and participating in some dazzling aerial and astro events and athletics.

Getting recruited by a secretive government marketing agency that specializes in disguises, lies, cover-ups, and welcome wagons.

Discovering how the state of Florida doesn’t exist and never really has… 👽🛸🐊

LEARN MORE… Follow our progress at UFOHIO. Subscribe at RPG-D. Ask a question.

cursedtrekedits

"Tribbles, my wife loves em, can’t get enough of them, but one thing I noticed is that they just can’t stand Klingons. Those tribbles didn’t take a liking to you at all, did they?"

(sequel to Columbo in Space part 1)

biorante

the x from outer space (1967)

vintagegeekculture

Illinois Electrical Engineer and inventor Ben Skora’s specially designed, automated house, and his robot servant, Arok, was the subject of a lot of media attention in the 1970s, especially since Skora often sent his robot around the corner to pick up his McDonald’s order and walk his dog.

The homes of Pee Wee Herman and Rick Moranis in “Honey, I Shrunk the Kids” were supposedly inspired by the automated home of Ben Skora.