I'm a big, green time bomb. And I'm ticking. - The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction Welcome back to your Friday fix of The Art of Caesura! For the past few weeks we've been looking at some of the (super)heroes from Marvel Zombicide, today we're looking at some of the zombies; starting with...The Incredible Hulk! In the base version of this game you actually play as the zombies and try to eat the agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., bi-standers and living superheroes. If you get an expansion, you can play as the living heroes, but I must say, when you're playing as the zombies, there's a "hunger" mechanic where the hangrier you get, the more powerful you get, but if you get ravenous, you lose control of your character and can only perform basic functions until you eat someone to bring down your hung-o-meter. It's a really fun "push your luck" mechanic, because the living superheros are really powerful, so you'll need to be a bit peckish to tak...

We always have a choice,  and we can always choose to do what's right. - Spider-Man 3 Hello hello! Good to see you again on The Art of Caesura! And, before we get started, happy birthday to my brother whose birthday is TODAY ! BIFF! POW! THWACK! We're in the middle of a Super Heroes brawl at the moment here on the blog! Black Panther and now Spidey are squaring off against...some as yet unidentified baddies (more on them next week!) Anyway, today it's back to my favourite superhero: Spider-Man!  I think Spider-Man is so popular because under the mask (and ignoring the whole "radioactive blood" thing) he's a "normal" teenager, he's relatable, and his comics (which I so enjoyed as a teenager) often have him dealing with real life issues and dastardly villainous monsters in equal measure.  But my love of Spider-Man began even before the comics... When I was a kid, my brother and I were allowed to trek over this small mountain (large hill) near our h...