If you’re looking for some enjoyable sci-fi adventure, with strong characters, and a realistic family dynamic, give this show a shot. Read More
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How Did We Miss This? ‘Lost in Space’ is a Rollicking Family-Centric Space Adventure
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‘D&D’ Actual Play | The Star Engine | Episode 20
GeekDad presents DieRolling: The Star Engine, Episode 20: ‘D&D’ Actual Play Read More
Word Wednesday: ‘Breath’ by Tim Winton
‘Breath’ by Tim Winton is a captivating book about limits and the worrying habit teenagers have of trying to break them. Read More
Thoughts on the ‘Morbius’ Trailer
The new Morbius trailer had some interesting easter eggs that are worth a closer look. Read More
Review – Lucifer #16: Bargain Hunting
The battle to survive the Wild Hunt leads Lucifer to one of his oldest allies. Read More
Review – He-Man and the Masters of the Multiverse #3: Enter the Horde
Prince Keldor travels to another world, where some of his brother’s deadliest enemies await. Read More
Review – Freedom Fighters #12: War’s End
Will the Freedom Fighters survive their final battle against the Nazi army, and who will emerge to save Earth-X? Read More
Radio Free Hipster Ep. 104: Decade of Dorkadence
Before diving into the ’20s, we pause to take a look back at the twenty-teens, a decade that brought us marvelous mash-ups, nail-biting nerd-punk, and high-octane hip-hop. And also hyphens. So many hyphens. Read More
Review – The Question: The Deaths of Vic Sage #2: Hard Country
Vic Sage finds himself living a very different life in the Wild West, with deadly consequences. Read More
Review – Justice League Odyssey #17: Mystery in Space
The space heroes are split, with some captured and some facing an unexpected enemy. Read More
Review – The Low Low Woods #2: What Lies Beneath
Eldora and Octavia find some answers about what happened to them in the movie theater – but they may wish they didn’t ask. Read More
Review – Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen #7: Meet the Lil’ Olsens
Travel back to the beginning to find out the secrets of Jimmy Olsen’s family dynamic. Read More
Review – Aquaman #56: Fear from the Depths
The Trench return in a flashback issue by Kyle Higgins and Aaron Lopresti. Read More
Review – Nightwing #68: The Awakening
Dick Grayson battles to reclaim his mind from the Court of Owls – if Talon doesn’t cut his head off first. Read More
Review – Flash Forward #5: A Father’s Fight
Wally West will face off against the entire Dark Multiverse to save his children – but it may not be enough. Read More
Review – Legion of Super-Heroes #3: The Robin Has Landed
As Damian Wayne takes a trip to the future, the divided Legion faces one of their oldest enemies. Read More
Review – Teen Titans #38: Countdown to Djinn War
Robin makes a dangerous journey to free Djinn from her ring. How far will he go? Read More
Review – The Flash #86: Central City Thaw
When a super-charged Flash and Captain Cold face off, all of Central City hangs in the balance. Read More
Geek Links: Take a Tuneful Tour of Universal Studios Japan’s Super Nintendo World
A new promo video from Swedish electro duo Galantis and English vocalist Charli XCX provides fans the world over with our first (sur)real look at Super Nintendo World Japan. Courtesy: Nintendo of America Read More
Quick Hits: Parker & Alexander Non-Secular Kids Music, Awesome From Jesse Jukebox
Non-secular music from Parker and Alexander; Jesse Jukebox keeps kids jumping. Read More
Internet Classics: Homestar Runner
If you’ve never heard of Homestar Runner, you either weren’t online in the early 2000s, or else you just plain missed out. It was easily the best entry in the flash cartoon genre that was popular on the early Internet. Its nonsensical and surreal cartoons were full of absurd references and hilarious callbacks. Prepare for a deep-dive. Read More
Stack Overflow: Play It Again, Sam
Today’s stack: books in a series! Read More
Preview – ‘Harley Quinn and the Birds of Prey’ #1
Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti, the writers of the longest and most popular ‘Harley Quinn’ run of all time, return to their most iconic property at Black Label. Read More
Preview – ‘Justice League’ #40: Invasion of the Supermen
Robert Venditti takes over DC’s flagship title as the Eradicator comes calling for the Justice League. Read More
Preview – ‘Amethyst’ #1: Return to Gemworld
Amethyst, the breakout character of ‘Young Justice,’ gets a spinoff from acclaimed writer-artist Amy Reeder. Read More
‘Wheel of Time’ Casting Update
If you’re not familiar with the ‘Wheel of Time’ book series, you may not know these characters. But those of us who’ve read all fourteen books are sure to know them. Read More
Quick Hits: New Justin Roberts, Koo Koo Kanga Roo Singles
The year 2020 starts with new music from two popular children’s acts. Read More
Upcoming SciFi Shows in 2020
With streaming services, there’s a lot of science fiction coming out for TV this year. What sounds the best? Read More
IDW Partners With Smithsonian Enterprises to Create New Graphic Novels
Stay tuned later this year to see new comics and other products created through a new joint effort from IDW and Smithsonian Enterprises. Read More
Review – Wonder Woman: Warbringer: Wages of War
A young Diana makes a fateful journey off Themyscira – but not the one you’re expecting in this adaptation of Leigh Bardugo’s novel. Read More
