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1.Crossed Crossedmight as well be called “let’s do as much messed up stuff as we possibly can in each and every issue.” That doesn’t flow off the tongue as well asCrossed, though, so I get why they choose that name. Each series contains its own story, and each one will make you question the mindset of everyone involved in the creation of every page. Your stomach will turn and you might just question the human condition with how screwed up this book actually is....

5. Twilight Princess (2006) The Legend of Zeldahas had some epic storylines in the past. From time loops to dimension jumping, to saving a kingdom from a giant pig-man.Twilight Princess, originally released for the Nintendo Wii in 2006, was the first in the series to feel as epic as the plot intended. The story starts out as a simple rescue mission… then, as things often do in Hyrule, things quickly turn into a quest to save the world....

5. Risk of Rain 2 This roguelike shooter shares a lot in common with loot shooters, including a massive loot treadmill that has you chasing after better and better boosts and items. So what’s unique, then? When you die, you lose everything and have to start over—and that’s not a bad thing! Every playthrough is different because levels are randomly generated, and you can permanently unlock new random items and boosts for future playthroughs....

5.The Cocoanuts(1929) The story is set during the Florida land boom of the 1920s. Hotel de Cocoanut is run by Mr. Hammer (Groucho), with Chico and Harpo there for one purpose: conning the supposedly wealthy guests. In reality, the hotel has very few paying guests. Mrs. Potter is one of those guests, occupied with arranging the wedding of her daughter Polly. She wants Polly to get married to a wealthy man, but Polly is in love with one of the hotel clerks....

1.Iron Man(2008) The first movie in the MCU saga is, unsurprisingly, a great place to start. This movie not only revitalized Robert Downy Jr.’s career, but kicked off a decade-long string of successes for Marvel. While the sequels are by no means bad, they don’t have the same balance of action, drama, and humor as the first film in the series. WatchIron Man, then move on. You can always come back to its sequels later....