Review – ‘Cover #1’: A Most Unusual Fan
A cult comic book artist meets his biggest fan at a convention, and winds up pulled into a world of intrigue.
Continue ReadingA cult comic book artist meets his biggest fan at a convention, and winds up pulled into a world of intrigue.
Continue ReadingMore and more books seem to be written that are influenced or directly inspired by classic works and authors. My stack overfloweth with them. Here’s a few of the best.
Continue ReadingA lesson in listening. From Tony Stark… (I know, right?)
Continue ReadingThis month the GeekMoms have been reading comics featuring all colours of superheroes from the “dark and troubled” to the “hysterically absurd.”
Continue Reading(Redacted) was the first casualty of CIVIL WAR II #1. Tragic in and of itself, his death also signaled the death of one of the only healthy relationships in the history of comics.
Continue Reading‘Powers’ Season 2 premieres today, May 31, 2016, and I got the chance to sit down with some of the cast at Emerald City Comicon. Talking to them only made me more excited and anxious to see the new season.
Continue ReadingThe Playstation Network has released the official trailer for Season Two of ‘Powers,’ and fans are in for a real treat!
Continue ReadingIf you are a fan of Brian Michael Bendis and Michael Avon Oeming’s ‘Powers’ comic book series, you’ve no doubt at least heard of the ‘Powers’ show. If you missed it, the wait is over as ‘Powers Season 1’ was released on Blu-Ray and DVD yesterday!
Continue ReadingGeekMom Lisa raids her bookshelves for her some of her favorite funny reads.
Continue ReadingPlayStation premiered its first-ever scripted original series, ‘Powers,’ this week. ‘Powers’ is based on the comic book series of the same name by Brian Michael Bendis and Michael Avon Oeming.
Continue ReadingWelcome to this year’s back to school guide. We’ve got backpacks, fitness trackers, cameras, laptops, and books. Oh my!
Continue ReadingSuperheroes can be a tricky subject. They’re a staple of the comic book medium, of course, and for many readers (and non-comics-readers) superheroes are pretty much synonymous with comic books. They’re also often two-dimensional and somewhat mindless—but they don’t have to be.
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