If you have kids going to college, you already know there are fascinating new choices out there. Here are five of them, all movie and comic design related. Read More
Five Awe-Inspiring Careers for Your Kids to Check Out
The Life and Tragedy of one Abe Sapien
The last story arc of Mignola’s classic hero is one for the books. Read More
‘Four Eyes’: The Mafia- and Dragon-Fighting Comic You Weren’t Expecting
This ongoing series by Image Comics has me enthralled. Read More
Diamond Bookshelf Is Heading for Chicago’s ALA Convention
For the last year, Diamond Bookshelf has developed a host of different tools to increase literacy through graphic novels and comics for all ages. Read More
5 Things I’ve Learned About Mythology and Oral Tradition
From Neil Gaiman’s ‘Norse Mythology’ to Bolivian’s ‘Grandmother Cricket,’ here are some interesting facts about myths in general. Read More
Stack Overflow: Classic Adventures at Sea
There are tons of new titles every year, but the classics remain with us for a reason. Read More
‘Pride and Prejudice and Zombies’
With the movie released in 2016, I was curious to see how good the book was. Read More
‘2084’: A Kickstarter for Dystopian Fiction
14 predictions of the world, 70 years in the future… an Orwell tribute. Read More
Geeking Out With Poe′s Poems and ‘Hellboy’
Not only Mike Mignola pays tribute to this fabulous author, but I′m going to concentrate on him. Read More
Stack Overflow: On Human Evolution
Part of my reading resolutions where some books about this topic, here are my thoughts so far. Read More
3 Weird Ways to Learn New Spanish and French Words
These are some hidden learning resources that you can find practically anywhere. Read More
Curl up by the Fire and Read ‘B.P.R.D.’
With its enhanced meta-humans, the team has been a solid back up against the paranormal. Read More
Vampires, Demons, and Other Things on My Reader
This UK-based website is doing some seriously good literature: ADULT literature. Read More
‘Aces Weekly’ Wants You: Web Comics Every Week
Run by the one and only David Lloyd, this UK-based subscription service offers great comics, cool artists, and more. Read More
Ikkyu: Zen & Manga
Check out this classic manga: only available online, on a web page that translated it for free. Read More
Talking Climate Change With Your Kids
Where do we come from? How come everything exists? Why are we alive? Sometimes kids won’t ask you these questions, but what will you do when they start showing up? Read More
‘On the Graphic Novel’
I’m so glad that this book is finally translated since everyone who loves comics should have a peek at it. Read More
‘Doctor Who: The American Adventures’
Justin Richards takes us along with the Twelfth Doctor in six brand new stories, all set in American locations. Read More
Epic! An Online Library for Your Kids and for You
An all-you-can-read eBook subscription service, a kid’s reading Netflix. Read More
‘How to Talk to Girls at Parties’
Gabriel Bá and Fabio Moon have created some truly great artwork, as this comic will show you. Read More
Coco Color Digital Stylus Review
This gadget promises you a wide range of drawing and painting tools for your tablet. Read More
‘Tales of the Peculiar’ to Be Released on Loop Day
This set of vibrant tales is weird, scary, and enchanting. Read More
‘Tomorrow’s Cthulhu’: Be Scared and Tweet About It
Any author would jump at the opportunity of writing about Lovecraft monsters. Read More
‘I Contain Multitudes’ (And So Do You)
With clear prose and fantastic anecdotes, Ed Yong takes you places. Read More
‘Could You Hug a Cactus?’ — Funny Poems for All
Sometimes you forget the sheer joy of sharing rhymes with an audience. Read More
‘Just Over the Horizon’ Review
This first volume contains 13 stories by the Hugo and Nebula Award-Winning author Greg Bear, most of them early works. Read More
Different Fantasy Worlds in Two Very Different Books
‘Grayling’s Song’ and ‘Traya’s Quest: The Journey Begins’ both feature young kids trying to solve a problem in a world full of magic and wonders. But that’s all they have in common. Read More
The Next Generation Super Clip
I was praying for a clip like this one, since there are so many places–bathrooms, parks, open spaces, closed spaces, etc.– where you don’t need your backpack and do need your hands free. Read More
The Complete ‘Alice,’ Adapted to Graphic Novel
This book, now in softcover, features all of Lewis Carroll’s ‘Alice,’ including a forgotten chapter of ‘Through the Looking Glass’: “The Wasp in a Wig”. Read More
‘Unplugged,’ A Book to Disconnect and Reconnect
This new book by Jason Runkel Sperling presents a guide of fifteen steps to reconnect with nature, taking along your partner, your kids, and your friends. Read More
Review: ‘Winter’ by Dan Grace
‘Winter’ is a novella barely 20,000 words long, set in the deep of the forests near the Scottish borders. And yes: this novel feels snowy, silent… and very dangerous. Read More
‘Mud Kitchen in a Day’ Book Review
After reading Jason Runkel Sperling′s last book, I was really interested in his other work. His mud kitchen book really appealed to me, especially since I wasn′t sure I would need one in the first place. Turns out I did. Read More
