Normally I really like this eZine. However in this issue there is a comic strip Mouse Watch. This comic is grossly ADULT in nature, and highly NON-Traditional in nature. While I personally have no issues with this I do have an issue with it in my D&D magazine without any ADULT content warning on the before you buy and restrict to adults only. I have a 16 year old young lady who also reads my eZines. Had she seen this before I did I would be most upset and seeking legal advise.

Aside from the one full page comic the rest of the issue is quite worth the purchase. It does a nice write up on D&D barbarians with an adventure as well.

I like Oubliette. It's not as polished as Dragon Magazine, or even Fight On! or Knockspell, but it has a great DIY / Zine enthusiasm to it that I really enjoy. I'm not sure I enjoy the comics as much as the gaming content, but that's part of the charm of a zine.

This issue is all about Barbarians for Labyrinth Lord (a retro-clone of B/X D&D) with gaming fiction, a new character class, and a barbarian themed adventure.