My players and I loved this one shot. I stumbled upon it one day when I was looking for one shots I could keep in my back pocket. When half of my game group needed a one shot adventure to play when the rest of the group couldn't make it, I busted out the Boneyard. It was a big hit.

It's well written, easy to run as is, or customize. Also easy to scale. Took us 3-4 hours to play with three 3rd level adventurers (whipped up that night). A little bit of spookiness, a little bit of mystery, and a lot of fighting undead.

Only one player went down in the final showdown. Although, his life was saved by the Cleric.

Not as 80's as I thought it would be, but it's still really great background music. Especially for sci-fi, cyberpunk, or something along those lines. I'll definitely be using this for future games.

This Event Supplement works very well with the Civil War Event book if you are running a game that focuses on Pro-Registration. It most covers hints on focusing on specific groups of government sanctioned heroes like the Thunderbolts of the Heroes For Hire. The Hero Datafiles at the end of the book didn't really impress me, though. Most of them are minor/less popular characters in the Marvel Universe that most of the people I play with have no interest in playing as, but they are varied in their powers and provide lots of inspiration for Watcher characters.