SAM & FUZZY, by Sam Logan (updates M/W/F)


Vignette V, Pt. 2

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Jul 5, 2006

Objection!



Phoenix Wright is seriously addictive. And the cast and storylines are so memorable and thoroughly developed, much more so that you usually see in a videogame. (Especially a handheld game!) It kind of feels like you're playing a videogame adaptation of a TV show that doesn't exist. No wonder this game has earned such a sizeable cult following.



I particularly enjoy the way that Phoenix never settles for just proving his client is innocent. No, he always manages to prove who the real criminal as well, even though he is only a defense Attourney. My mother says it reminds her of Perry Mason. I wonder if they ever got that show in Japan?



Sam Logan


Jul 3, 2006

We talked our way through city lights



The story of Sam, Candice and Rikk spanned an entire year's worth of comics. Rikk's recap will equip you with everything you need to know about that story, but if you want to check it out first hand instead, it's right there in the archive. Just start here and get ready to press the "next" button a lot!



After much patience and searching, I finally secured a copy of Phoenix Wright: Ace Attourney without having to mortgage my house. (Hyperbole; I don't even own a house.) I wonder what actual lawyers think of this game. I'm sure it's too far removed from actual court proceedings to feel like work for them... but would the game actually be fun? Or does the fun rely to heavily on it being a novelty for the player to pretend to be a lawyer and shout "objection" a lot?



Sam Logan


Jun 30, 2006

Who feels like going nowhere is giving up



I have seen (and approved) the proofs of the new book! I'm really happy with how it turned out on paper, especially the cover. I don't really have anything substantial to say about the subject, but I'm excited, so you're hearing about it anyway!



For the record, I try to avoid making even the slightest comment about the comic's mysteries and upcoming plot. Whenever someone proposes a specific theory and asks me if it is true, I always respond by saying, "or IS IT?" Every time. Sometimes even multiple times to the same person, in the same conversation! I'm obnoxious that way.



So, keep this in mind if you are planning to email me and ask me a bunch of questions that can only be answered with spoilers! Now you can't say I didn't warn you.



Or CAN YOU?



Sam Logan