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StarDriven: Gateway by Rock Manor Games Coming Soon to Gamefound

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In a future without energy scarcity, an ancient yet advanced Gateway has been discovered in independent space. Rock Manor Games  is thrilled to announce that the solo, co-op, and competitive 1-4 player board game StarDriven Gateway, will be launching on Gamefound on   October 1st .  We’re commemorating the launch with an animated Saturday Morning cartoon style video to give everyone a taste of the world. The StarDriven universe was originally conceived on a long drive to the Origins Expo over 5 years ago by Todd Walsh ( Set a Watch  series) and Mike Gnade ( Maximum Apocalypse ,  Lawyer Up ). StarDriven: Gateway is the first of 3 planned games in the universe and features incredibly unique and innovative gameplay that thrusts players into the role of commanding the Crew of a Starship. Unlike most games in the genre, each Crew card is unique and your ship is controlled by assigning them to the individual stations. With the discovery of ancient advanced technology, time is ticking for
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DC Announces Superman/Wonder Woman


The ongoing series is simply titled SUPERMAN/WONDER WOMAN and will dive into their growing relationship. By Swamp Thing writer Charles Soule and Action Comics illustrator Tony Daniel, the first issue will be released this October.

All I have to say about this is DC Stop NOW!! Why do they have to make everything about their Trinity and Justice League. It's like if something doesn't have sales comparable to Superman, Batman or JL it needs to be replaced with another carbon copy. I mean the September's villains' issues are a sure way to accomplish this by getting rid of any book that isn't a money maker and creating multiple issues for their Big Dogs Batman, Aquaman, Superman, and the rest of the JL. And if you are one of the unfortunate that have a subscription to one of those books and pay per issue your going to be getting more books than normal.

I will use Vibe as an example. I read they had to put the Justice League of America on Vibe because it was a trademark issue, but personally I believe they did it for sales more than anything, they could have called it Unlimited Vibe, Vibe Justice, Fancy Vibe, Dancing Vibe, or anything else. I think it goes with the theory that if you don't know who the character is you might think to yourself, hey it says JLA so it must be an essential to the JLA book. I didn't like the announcement of the new Superman and Superman/Batman books while good titles were being canned, this is another of those announcements.

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