Talisman Sagas: Crown of Blood Expansion Coming In June
Avalon Hill has just announced their latest expansion to Talisman: 5th Edition. Face off against Count Dracula! Experience Talisman Sagas: Crown of Blood.
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Category: Geek Culture
Casual Cosplay Made Easy: BoxLunch Exclusive Character Jerseys
Dakster gives us ideas on how to cosplay casually or just more comfortably using BoxLunch Exclusive fandom themed sports jerseys.
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‘Piper at the Gates of Dusk’ A Book Review
Patrick Ness returns to the world of the ‘Chaos Walking’ series with the excellent first book in a new trilogy ‘Piper at the Gates of Dusk.’
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MegaCon 2026: Bigger, Better And Feeling the Growing Pains
Dakster spent four days at MegaCon in Orlando, Florida. Here’s what worked, what didn’t, and what they are excited to see in 2027.
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‘Hawkmoon’ by Jérmôme Le Gris” A Book Review
Dorian Hawkmoon, Duke of Kölin, is back in an exciting new graphic adaptation from Titan Comics. The first two volumes are available now!
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Is the Epomaker RT82 Worth It? Full Review and Typing Experience
The Epomaker RT82 keyboard mixes nostalgia with modern customization. Dakster walks us through the features, including a little typing ASMR.
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GeekDad Interviews Alyssa Wong
I recently attended Emerald City Comic Con. When deciding what to cover, I noticed that Alyssa Wong was going to be in attendance. They are absolutely, hands down, one of my favoriter writers in comics today writing Doctor Aphra, Captain Marvel, Alligator Loki, and Psylocke, just to name a few. They are an award winning writer of short […]
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‘America as it Happened:’ A Book Review
‘America as it Happened’ is a new history book that tells the story of the United States from prehistory to 2025 as though it were a series of newspaper reports.
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‘Formula Fast:’ A Book Review
When I was about 6 (around 1980), I had to go to the hospital for an operation. While I was there, someone gave me a small pack of “Top Trump”-style cards that featured Formula One drivers and their cars. I loved it and grew to love the sport. I would have been thrilled if a […]
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Robosen Soundwave Hands-On Review: Design, Features, and Decepticon Power
Dakster reviews an early release of Robosen’s latest auto-transforming robot, Decepticon Soundwave.
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Hammer & Nails: The Ultimate Luxury Barber Experience for Men
Dakster gives a firsthand review of Hammer & Nails, a luxury grooming experience men will love.
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Review – Green Lantern #31: The Great Escape
Barry Allen is public enemy #1 and marked by a mob boss – just in time for Hal Jordan to come to town.
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Benu Euphoria Fountain Pen from Goldspot.com — Worth The Hype
Is the Benu Euphoria fountain pen worth the hype? Dakster thinks so.
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My Experience With the Alpha-Stim AID for Anxiety
Here is Dakster’s full and honest review of how well the Alpha-Stim AID works to tames their anxiety.
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GeekDad/GeekMom Holiday Gift Guide 2025: Stocking Stuffers
It’s time to stuff the stockings that were hung with care with our must-have stocking stuffers.
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Click That Brick! LEGO Arkham Asylum
Batman’s villains take center stage with Arkham Asylum.
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‘Lord of the Flies’ – The Graphic Novel: A Book Review
Aimée De Jongh’s graphic retelling of ‘Lord of the Flies’ will bring a whole new audience to one of the 20th Century’s greatest novels.
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GeekDad/GeekMom Holiday Gift Guide 2025: Clothing and Everyday Essentials
It’s time to get styling and stocking up on everyday necessities that we think you should consider this gift-giving season.
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‘The Stuff That Stuff Is Made Of:’ A Book Review
‘The Stuff Stuff Is Made Of’ explores 30 plants all the useful things we make from them.
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GeekDad/GeekMom Holiday Gift Guide 2025: Gadgets
Every geek loves a new gadget. Here’s a selection from the GeekDad and GeekMom writers, featuring their favorite gadgets to add to your Christmas list.
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‘God’s Junk Drawer by Peter Clines:’ A Book Review
God’s Junk Drawer is a hi-concept thriller, filled with time-travel, dinosaurs and astronomical anomalies.
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‘Exploring the Universe:’ A Book Review
The greatest book ever written about Space might be here – Check out ‘Exploring then Universe’
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‘The Last Book:’ A Book Review
Is ‘The Last Book’ a book or a work of of art? Why not both? Check out this beautiful rumination on what makes us human.
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Highway to the Holidays: The ‘Star Wars’ 7.5 ft. Animated Chewbacca
You’ll want to let this Wookie win.
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Fun.com Halloween Review – Davy Jones
Time to prep for Halloween parties and trick-or-treating and this year, I’m heading down to Davy Jones locker to check out the Disney Pirates of the Caribbean ‘Davy Jones’ costume from Fun.com.
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‘The Transcendent Tide:’ A Book Review
‘The Transcendent Tide’ is the thrilling conclusion Doug Johnston’s ‘Enceladons’ trilogy. A trio of moving “first contact” stories.
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‘The Strange Disappearance of Imogen Good:’ A Book Review
I’ve been fortunate enough to hit a rich vein of children’s fiction in recent weeks, and I’ve arguably saved the best for last. The Strange Disappearance of Imogen Good, by Kirsty Applebaum, is a gentle gothic tale for middle-grade readers, with a creepy garden at its center. What Is The Strange Disappearance of Imogen Good? The […]
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‘The Book of Stolen Dreams:’ A Book Review
I’m sure my mind is playing tricks on me. I definitely remember reviewing The Secret of the Blood Key by David Farr, but as I look back through my GeekDad posts, it doesn’t seem to be there. What’s weird about this, is that Secret of the Blood Key is the second book of a series, […]
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‘Oxford Blood:’ A Book Review
‘Oxford Blood’ is a compelling murder mystery set amongst the spires of a modernizing Oxford University. It’s an entertaining and thoughtful YA thriller.
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Going Back to the Start: ‘Warhammer: The Old World’ RPG
The summertime is always curious for me. The children are out of school, and normal routines are broken. The game I play most of all, Warhammer Underworlds, always seems to be between releases and somehow just isn’t what I want to be playing during the warmer months. This year, more than ever, I’ve found myself […]
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