Reading Time: 9 minutes Between the Bookends, Image: Sophie Brown With our children back in school for a new year of learning, Sophie, Kay, Lisa, and Rebecca share some of their latest reads. With a new, feminine take on an ancient Greek classic, a girl detective for the new generation, the first Deadpool prose novel, […]
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Today, we’re excited to bring you our conversation with Geof Darrow. Darrow is largely known for his incredibly detailed artwork on graphic novels ‘Hard Boiled,’ ‘Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot,’ ‘Shaolin Cowboy,’ and many more.
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Mike Mignola re-imagines a classic monster gathering, with a savage twist.
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In this month’s Comic Book Corner, Sophie and Mariana enjoy books about ‘Star Wars,’ ‘Hellboy,’ and ‘Plants vs. Zombies.’
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It’s hard to recommend it to anyone that’s not a diehard fan, but if “Stay Fresh!” is now in your DNA, this is an amaz-ink book for your Splatoon collection.
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In this month’s Comic Book Corner, check out the latest goings-on in the Marvel universe and hang out with Caravaggio, Vader, the Torchwood team, and more.
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It is surely a sign when you are aching for comfort reading and the ‘American Gods’ offer you an interview with P. Craig Russell. Read on.
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We had such an awesome response to our ‘American Gods’ preview, Dark Horse Comics gave us an exclusive on the variant cover by Becky Cloonan. Check it out!
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Television isn’t the only place you can find American Gods. We have a preview of the graphic novel from Dark Horse, plus a chat with Scott Hampton (Artist).
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With its enhanced meta-humans, the team has been a solid back up against the paranormal.
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To celebrate The Legend of Zelda: Art & Artifacts, Dark Horse Comics and Barnes & Noble have teamed up to bring Zelda themed scavenger hunts to stores nationwide.
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‘The Legend of Zelda: Art & Artifacts’ is a gorgeous, full-color oversized book packed with everything ‘Zelda.’
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Angel. Buffy. Faith. Spike. I inhale the Buffyverse like air. Despite that, I admit, I don’t like the character of Angel. I know, right?
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Today, we’re chatting with Chuck Palahniuk – a writer who almost defies description. His books are impossible to categorize, and – frankly – that’s just the way he likes it.
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Margaret Atwood writing comics? Yes. And she’s produced a story much like the pulp comics she grew up reading.
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The GeekMoms have been reading all sorts including a presidential campaign that may be even more farfetched than the real one… although not by much.
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Not sure what to choose this Free Comic Book Day? Some GeekMoms and GeekDads have a few suggestions.
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This week, to celebrate the release of ‘Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens,’ we welcome a true artistic legend to the show. Dave Dorman’s cover art for ‘Dark Empire’ defined a new look for the saga at a time when the franchise was essentially dead in the water, and his unique artistic style more or less established a “house style” for ‘Star Wars’ comics and novels for over a decade.
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The first issue of Zodiac Starforce is a must-buy for any fan of the magical girl genre.
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This week’s Stack Overflow includes a few recent (and a couple not-so-recent) oversized, coffee table art books that cover a range of geeky interests. Lock up your wallet if you have as little self-control as I do.
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Today’s Bounded Enthusiasm episode is an interview with Tony DiTerlizzi, one of my favorite author-illustrators and a semi-regular guest on the podcast. We talk about his new book of RPG art and his upcoming picture book with Mo Willems.
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Tony DiTerlizzi is an award-winning children’s book illustrator and author–his ‘WondLa’ trilogy is a favorite in my household, and we’ve got several of his pictures books as well. But before ‘The Spiderwick Chronicles,’ before his Caldecott Honor for ‘The Spider and the Fly,’ DiTerlizzi was a geeky kid who loved playing ‘Dungeons & Dragons.’
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Been on the fence about signing up for Marvel’s most excellent Marvel Unlimited digital comic service? Well how about 500 ‘Star Wars’ comics and a free month to sweeten the deal?
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There’s a lot of weird things going on at Archie Comics these days. A complete reboot coming later this year by Mark Waid, author of ‘Kingdom Come,’ a planned hour-long TV show called ‘Riverdale,’ successful series around zombies and witches … and now: ‘Archie vs. Predator.’
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Dragon Age: The Silent Grove #1 is on sale in comic shops now for only $1.00. If you’re a Dragon Age fan who hasn’t yet read this story, this is a great opportunity to give it a try.
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With nine seasons of backstory, there’s now a lot of Buffy history to get through. For those of you interested in diving into the show again, here’s a (mostly) spoiler-free recap of the road so far.
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GeekMom Lisa gets in the spirit of Hellboy, with ways to join in the March 22 celebration.
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Funko’s Legacy Collection is coming next week, with Dark Horse’s latest to be released sometime in July.
Continue ReadingWe have a wide variety of reviews this week, including Wonder Woman, Black Orchid, and several DC Comics coming out today.
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Would the world be safer if everyone had super powers? Bloodhound: Crowbar Medicine tackles that question in a new series from Dark Horse Comics.
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