It’s time for a Captain Boomerang focus, with a surprising twist lurking for him back in Australia. Read More
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Review – Suicide Squad #47: Boomerang Returns
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Review – Batman: Detective Comics #990: Siege on the GCPD
Batman faces off against Two-Face, and Kobra makes their move in the heart of Gotham City. Read More
Review – Plastic Man #5: Plastic Men?
As Plastic Man’s life falls apart, a sinister force schemes to replace him in every way. Read More
Review – Red Hood: Outlaw #27: Fallout and Reunion
Jason Todd’s solo mission is interrupted by an unexpected visitor bearing tragic news. Read More
Kurt Russell as Santa Claus? We Are Totally There for ‘The Christmas Chronicles’
It’s a Netflix holiday movie that lands November 22nd. Who cares what the story is about. We’re all about Jack Burton as Santa! Check out the trailer. Read More
Review – Titans #27: Dealing with Loss
Following the dual tragedies that befell two of their members, the remaining Titans try to save one life. Read More
Word Wednesday: ‘Beyond the Sixth Extinction’
‘Beyond the Sixth Extinction’ imagines how life might evolve after an apocalypse. It’s filled with great science and amazing pop-up sturctures. Read More
Stack Overflow: Scary-But-Not-Too-Scary Stories
Since October is the month when we dust off our ghosts and goblins and put them on display, I figured it may be a great time for a few books about spooky, creepy, and scary (but not too scary) subjects. Read More
Review – House of Whispers #2: Welcome to the Dreaming
It’s chaos in three worlds as the residents of the House of Whispers try to adjust to their new surroundings. Read More
Review – The Wild Storm: Michael Cray #12: The End
It’s the final issue for Michael Cray, but before he goes, there’s one last battle against his nemesis – and one fateful decision about that voice in his head. Read More
Review – Catwoman #4: Sins of the Sisters
Catwoman returns to try to help her tragic sister Maggie, as flashbacks show the painful history the two women share. Read More
Review – The Flash #56: Heat Wave Ablaze
Flash and Detective Burns find themselves trapped in a mysterious firescape, as the Sage Force turns Heat Wave into one of the world’s biggest threats. Read More
Review – Hawkman #5: Small Hawkman, Big Battles
Hawkman heads to the Microverse for a team-up with the Atom – and another encounter with one of his mysterious past lives. Read More
Review – Supergirl #22: Escape from Mogo
As Supergirl gets closer to the truth in her search for answers, the Green Lantern Corps close in for a high-speed showdown. Read More
Review – Superman #4: War in the Phantom Zone
With Earth being slowly destroyed in the Phantom Zone, Superman does battle again an army of alien villains. Read More
Review – Cursed Comics Cavalcade #1: Halloween Horror
Ten acclaimed DC creative teams join forces to deliver a jumbo-sized volume of spooky tales. Read More
Review – Wonder Woman #56: The Witching Hour Part 2: Sorceresses Everywhere
As Wonder Woman and the Justice League Dark try to stay ahead of Hecate, an ancient enemy may be switching sides. Read More
5 Reasons to Read ‘Priest of Bones’ by Peter McLean
‘Priest of Bones’ by Peter McLean is a dark fantasy set after a brutal war. It blends intrigue and violence to make a very impressive tale. Read More
The Many Lives of Doctor Who: A First Glimpse Into the 13th Doctor
Titan Comics presents a myriad of artists reliving 12 moments, one for each of the previous doctors. Read More
Can You Solve the Puzzle of the ‘Dubious Documents’?
Unfold this puzzle (literally) as you search through sixteen envelopes of clues to unlock the secret of the ‘Dubious Documents.’ Read More
Mister G Captures the Magic of Childhood Days on ‘Firefles’
Longtime children’s music artist Mister G welcomes autumn with a CD celebrating summer. Read More
GeekDad Exclusive Clip: Elsie Fisher in ‘Eighth Grade’
Perhaps the most realistic portrayal of the middle school experience ever depicted on film, watch an exclusive clip from ‘Eighth Grade.’ Read More
NYCC 2018 – Ralph Breaks the Internet
Disney waited this long to do a proper sequel to make sure they came up with something great. Everything Ray saw at the NYCC ‘Ralph Breaks the Internet’ panel indicates that they nailed it. Read More
NYCC 2018: ‘Lore’ Interview With Aaron Mahnke
‘Lore’ season two is about to come out on Amazon Prime, as well as weekly episodes for October and a brand new podcast. Read More
‘She-Ra and the Princesses of Power’ – An Outsider’s Perspective
A reboot of the classic ’80s cartoon is on the horizon from Netflix. How does it look to someone who didn’t grow up with the original? Read More
The Final Season: ‘Voltron: Legendary Defender’ Season 8 Trailer
Are you ready for the last season of ‘Voltron: Legendary Defender,’ Season 8? I am not ready. Read More
‘Suit Up’ With Marcy Harriell, DC Comics, and Bluprint
This New York Comic Con, Bluprint (NBCU’s digital lifestyle subscription service) is partnering with DC Comics for a series of online classes that will teach fans how to make the perfect DIY Batman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, and Superman costumes. The four-part tutorial series, ‘Suit Up,’ launched yesterday, Thursday, October 4. Read More
Kickstarter Alert: Logan Whitehurst – ‘Goodbye, My 4-Track’ on Vinyl, CD, & Tape
Logan Whitehurst might not be a name that you know, but it’s certainly one you should. Read More
Plan for Next Year with PROSPR Planners
As the year winds down, we’re all in the market for new planners and calendars for the new year. My suggestion for 2019 is the PROSPR series of planners. Thanks to these planners, I’ve been able to improve my productivity and keep on track for my goals in 2018. The planners come in different varieties,… Read More
Quick Hits: Nobel-Inspired Tunes, Songs for Pete’s Sake
Two very different phases of children’s music from the Lori Henriques Quintet, Joey Alexander, and Tony Pete. Read More
