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  • The Survivalist #6: The Savage Horde

    Every once in a while something you enjoy has a bad day. It doesn’t matter if its comics, books, movie franchises, your favourite television show… they all have the occasional bump. It has to be expected. When it comes down to the grind, the writers are the very heart and soul of ANY series. I don’t...
    Posted to Survivalist, The (Forum) by Outlander on 09-09-2008

  • The Survivalist #5: The Web review

    I remember reading The Web way back in the early eighties. Well, remember isn’t exactly accurate… The only thing I remember from the novel was the whole bit about a town on the edge of destruction, holding every important holiday day after day until they hit Christmas. So, it was because of that, and...
    Posted to Survivalist, The (Forum) by Outlander on 06-01-2008

  • Survivalist #3: The quest - a review

    Just how important is family? To me, it’s the entire meaning to my existence. My son and my wife are all that matters to me. They’re first and foremost in my life. Shelter, food, work, everything else is secondary. As long as my family is safe. There are others out there who feel the same way I do, but...
    Posted to Survivalist, The (Forum) by Outlander on 01-27-2008

  • Survivalist: The nightmare begins - a review

    The thing with series is that the author has time to really introduce the characters, set the scene get everything set up for future novels. A good series, that is. Survivalist 2: The Nightmare Begins, is a character set up. Mr. Ahern took his time introducing another major Character, Natalia Tiermerovna...
    Posted to Survivalist, The (Forum) by Outlander on 12-24-2007

  • Re: The Survivalist at Last

    Bingo! That's the title, I was right, there was a double sized Survivalist called Legend. That's when one of the major turning points in the series took place. Thanks dude! Oh, the series does finally come to an end, and it's done properly, it doesn't leave the reader hanging like so...
    Posted to Survivalist, The (Forum) by Outlander on 11-16-2007

  • Survivalist: Total war, a personal review and reflection

    Ah, sweet nostalgia. It has been damned near 27 years since Total War was first published. Nearly three decades that have seen amazing changes in the world, in geographical politics, science and technology, you name it. The cold war has long since ended. Today, instead of fearing the great Soviet regime...
    Posted to Survivalist, The (Forum) by Outlander on 11-16-2007
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