Check your local library. As long as you get them back on time there is no financial risk for you. That's how I first got into comics. Free is always the best way to try things out lol
I read the Sunday funnies pretty much every week as a kid.
I read the first Amber book long ago and eventually got the ten-book omnibus but haven't read through it yet (it's in a box in my closet somewhere; only so much space for books on the shelves!). Any particular Zelazny favorites?
There are so many Halo books! I was at my local used book store early this year, looking spend a giftcard. I looked through the whole sci-fi/fantasy section and came across at least four different pockets of Halo books because of the different authors. So many!
I enjoyed Titanfall 2 so much that I contemplated Platinuming it but there was one trophy for speedrunning the tutorial obstacle course that was just impossibly hard that I eventually gave up. I even looked up videos on youtube to help. Great campaign though. You should definitely play it.
That works! I also love the smell of old books. I'm weird like that lol
Gene Wolfe is super famous but I have somehow never read any of his stuff. Perhaps I'll rectify that one day but honestly, I could spend years reading just noteworthy works by well-known authors. There is so much to read O_O
The book has a bunch of descriptions of space lol. I say go for it. Perhaps I'll watch the movie this year.
I always assumed the story was about a ship AI trying to kill the crew "for their own good" or something but no, Hal is just a bump in the road of the plot.
Yeah, I like the look of the tabletop one, but I don't even have a free tabletop to put it on, let alone $400 
I wonder how heavy it is
