#schwarzschild

A preview of X-Men #32

X-MEN #32

While the X-Men’s rescue mission was compromised by the identity of the mutant they were tracking, it’s now completely shot to hell by the intervention of Department H! Normally, not a problem for the X-Men, but the Science Team wasn’t a group assembled for battle.

LEGACY #332

“You said it, Slim. Hell happened to me.” – Darkchild

Cover art for Amazing X-Men Vol. 3 #002, “A Duel of Truths”

'Schwarzschild EX'

[PC-98] [SOUTH KOREA] [MAGAZINE] [1996]

"Schwarzschild is a war simulation game released by Kogado Studio, set in a fictional world of interstellar warfare. The first entry in the side story series, Schwarzschild EX: The Chains of Stars, was developed by Kogado and published by NEC Interchannel in 1995. It was released for the PC-9821 series. Due to the risks associated with producing PC-9821-exclusive software, Kogado opted to license the title to another company for distribution. The game features an entirely new storyline set in the Matier-Arzale star system, although it bears significant similarities to Super Schwarzschild. It was also released in Taiwan and South Korea. Later, in 1997, it was ported to Microsoft Windows 95 under the title Schwarzschild EX+, featuring updates such as the addition of new commanders and changes to the secretary character designs." ~Retro Online (presumably translated from ja.wikipedia)

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He never lost the capacity for astonishment: when he was a student at university, he observed a total eclipse from the heights of the Jungfraujoch, and though he understood the mechanism responsible for the phenomenon, he struggled to believe that a mass as small as the moon could blanket all of Europe in the deepest darkness. "How strange space is, and how capricious the laws of optics and perspective, that they should permit even the smallest child to cover the sun with one of his fingers.”