‘Shazam!’ packs loads of fun and heart, but does it stand-up to the other top-tier comic flicks? While it may not be pantheon worthy, it still leaves much to cover. Read More
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The Curious Ecology of Ants on a Log
Ants on a Log provide a curious climate musical for your kids. Read More
Review – Lucifer #7: Bargaining with Hell
Lucifer’s resurrection plot has worked, but Heaven has an ultimatum that will drive him to desperation. Read More
Review – Damage #16: Escape from Monster Island
Can Ethan get control of his monstrous alter ego long enough to defeat the Mother of Monsters? Read More
Word Wednesday: ‘What’s Where On Earth: Dinosaurs.’
DK Books once again prove they are King of the Dinosaurs with the excellent ‘What’s Where on Earth: Dinosaurs’ Read More
Review – Electric Warriors #6: The Planets United?
The mastermind of the Electric Games has been revealed – but before he can fall, he has one last enemy for War Cry to face. Read More
Review – Aquaman #47: Rise of the Old Gods
As Aquaman battles Mother Salt for the fate of the sea, an unlikely set of allies emerge. Read More
Review – Naomi #4: Unlikely Interstellar Allies
Who is Naomi’s father, and how does his secret tie into Dee’s mission on Earth? Read More
Review – Teen Titans #29: Prisoners of Deathstroke?
The Teen Titans unravel as Damian’s secrets come to light and Deathstroke worms his way inside their heads. Read More
Review – Nightwing #59: Is Ric Fading?
A new creative team jumps on board as Ric Grayson’s recovery continues and a fiery new villain targets Bludhaven. Read More
Review – Justice League #22: Cosmic Family Feud
Travel back to the beginning of time to see Perpetua’s fall from grace – and the beginning of an endless war. Read More
Review – Batman #69: The Last Dance
Batman’s almost at the end of his Knightmares, but another threat looms – in the form of his father. Read More
Review – American Carnage #6: The Face of Hate
Richard comes face to face with Wynn as his undercover role gets closer to being exposed. Read More
Stack Overflow: 19 Books About Journeys and Travels
Today’s stack: books about travels: about exploring worlds unknown, welcoming strangers, and unexpected journeys. Read More
35 Years of ‘The Karate Kid’ With Ralph Macchio
‘The Karate Kid’ turns 35 years old! To celebrate, Sony Pictures Home Entertainment is releasing the film on home video in 4k Ultra HD today. I spoke with series star Ralph Macchio about the legacy of ‘The Karate Kid’ and season 2 of ‘Cobra Kai.’ Read More
‘Monstrum’ Addresses ‘Game of Thrones’ White Walkers, More in New Series
Are ‘Game of Thrones’ White Walkers really Nordic draugr? PBS and YouTube team up to answer that question and more with the new series ‘Monstrum.’ Read More
5 Reasons to Read ‘Xenos’ by Dan Abnett
‘Xenos’ by Dan Abnett is considered a Black Library classic. Here are 5 Reasons why you should read it. Read More
‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Season 2 Episode 13: Recap, Reactions, and Ruminations – “Such Sweet Sorrow Part 1”
‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Season 2 Episode 13 prepared the way for the Season 2 finale with some goodbyes and a cliff-hanger. Read More
Kickstarter Alert: ‘Yuri Was Very Brave,’ a Children’s Book About the First Human in Space
A Kickstarter campaign to launch a children’s book about Yuri Gagarin, the first human in space! Read More
7 Things Parents Should Know About ‘Missing Link’
The latest beautiful stop-motion animated film is out from LAIKA Studios, who brought you ‘Kubo and the Two Strings.’ What should you know before taking your kids to see it? Read More
‘Star Wars: Episode IX’ Teaser Gives Us a Title and All the Feels
The first teaser for the last film in the Skywalker saga has hit, and we’re all full of emotion. What do you think about the title? Read More
Pop-Up Magazine Spring Issue
Tickets are on sale now for the spring issue of Pop-Up Magazine! Read More
Renee & Friends Stay Kind and Collaborative
Many hands help Renee Stahl promote kindness and inclusion through music. Read More
Graphic Novel Weekly 4/11/19: Why I Switched to Trades and a Decidedly Mixed Bag of New Titles
This week, Luke discusses why he switched over to reading trades rather than single issues, and reviews ‘Zeros,’ ‘Haunted Horror, Volume 7,’ ‘The Corsairs of Alcibiades, Volume 1,’ ‘Lost Girls,’ ‘The Veil, Volume 1,’ and ‘Little Miss Cheery.’ Read More
Review – House of Whispers #8: In the Spider’s Web
As Shakpana puts his final plan into effect, the heroes encounter their most powerful potential enemy yet. Read More
Review – Scooby Apocalypse #36: An Apocalyptic Ending
The last stand against the Nanite King comes – but not without losses. Also, will Atom Ant enter the Justice League? Read More
Review – Catwoman #10: Heist Night in Villa Hermosa
Selina and Penguin’s battle escalates into a game of cat and bird in the Villa Hermoas art world. Read More
Review – Justice League Odyssey #8: Darkseid’s Scavenger Hunt
Darkseid’s plan for the Ghost Sector is revealed – and he may be trying to stay ahead of a much bigger foe. Read More
Review – Titans #36: Finale in Unearth
Raven takes the lead as the Titans’ battle for Unearth comes to an end. Read More
Review – Red Hood: Outlaw #33: Long Forgotten Friends and Foes
Jason Todd’s tenure at the Iceberg Lounge is complicated by some returning villains – and a long-gone old friend. Read More
