The object of the game is to have the last man standing on the feild of battle (which is about 3 feet by 3 feet play area, but we add terrein to toughen things up), you have swordsmen, missile lanuchers, and Battle Masters to choose from. The Players duel it out by running swordsmen into base or near base contact, well your missile guys give them cover fire trying to knock down your opponets figures. And like the CLIX games, everything is all you need is on the bases of the characters, so no big bible rulebook is needed. If you have chance give ATTACKTIX a try, and try not to take an eye out.

And now onto Joe Kubert and Brian Azzarello's Sgt Rock: Between Hell & A Hard Place, The stapler finally broke down and bought this hard cover book released in 2003 in DC Comics to it's Vertigo line. This book was a real treat art wise,because this book was return of Joe Kubert to art detail on Sgt Rock. The Stapler really enjoyed the waythis book was done with all muted washes for the coloring, which is brake from all the computer styled coloring now adays. The story was ok from Azzarello, but it was nice to get a fresh Sgt Rock story from DC....for the only place The Stapler's been able to find Joe Kubert's Sgt Rock art is at cons or a lucky day at the local flea market.

Here is something, The Stapler found intresting in the comic collector's world was that Cavewoman has hit a milestone for an indy comic character of 10 years of being in printed form. This charater was created by Budd Root in 1994 in the pages of Cavewoman, which this series had an 6 issue. Cavewoman has been drawed by the likes of Devon Massey, Paul Renaud, to even Frank Cho in her series. This character has gone on to spawn of many different mini series, Limited prints, alternate low print run covers, and many pin-up books through Basement/Amryl Comics. She even for the hardcore collectors a action figure and baseball cap too. So if you get chance check Cavewoman at your local comic shop.