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Haven’t even heard of this movie
The Space Gamer 25, "Special Stellar Conquest Issue" with additional content for Melee and The Fantasy Trip, Rivets, and benefit cost analysis in wargaming, with Robert Phillips' full wrap-around cover (Metagaming, November-December 1979)
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✘ ROBERT PHILLIPS. ✘ MORGAN PHILLIPS. Enchanted (2007)
Robert Phillips, enamelled gold necklace with pearls, c. 1867.
Robert Phillips
Disenchanted Trailer Ramblings
Okay, so... Enchanted is such an important movie to me. I saw it on my fourth birthday, and it was the first movie that I ever saw in theaters, so it holds a special place in my heart.
I have been waiting for this sequel for fifteen years now, and I’m so excited! I’m kinda disappointed that it’s not gonna be in theaters, though-- like I said, it was the first movie that I saw in theaters, and I started college this year, so it would have been like things coming full circle.
But, regardless, I’m still very hyped and the trailer was better than I could’ve imagined.
Barely organized ramblings under the cut.
Yesterday’s post was sort of an odd duck in terms of what you expect to find on the cover of Space Gamer. This is more like it another installment in an endless series of paintings riffing on Dean Ellis and Chris Foss. I can stare at Ellis and Foss paintings forever. Most Space Gamer covers...aren’t up to that level. But there is a sort of beauty in their quantity. This one is by Robert Phillips.
Inside is mostly dedicated to wargames and stuff I have no frame of reference for. The most interesting thing for me is the review of RuneQuest, which is sort of amusingly flabbergasted by how unusual a game it is.