cover copyright DC Comics Shadow of the Batgirl by Sarah Kuhn and Nicole Guox is yet another winner in DC’s original young adult graphic novels.No matter if you have a different favorite Batgirl, or if you’re unfamiliar with this Batgirl, or if you’re a Cassandra Cain fan and are worried this won’t do her justice, […]
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Meg Cabot and Cara McGee tell a story of a young Dinah Lance as she uncovers her family’s secret legacy.
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The original Question, Vic Sage, returns in “The Question: The Deaths of Vic Sage,” in November. Here’s a preview of the series from Jeff Lemire, Denys Cowan, and Bill Sienkiewicz.
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New York Comic Con is a massive event taking place from October 3-6. It would be impossible to cover the con in full. But the GeekFamilyNetwork is going to do their best to bring you as much as possible in way of New York Comic Con coverage, concentrating on the stuff they love. Be sure […]
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All-ages cartoonist Kirk Scroggs reinvents the mythology of Swamp Thing through the eyes of a very unusual middle schooler.
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A history of female DC characters and creators, ‘Women of Action’ is a lovingly crafted homage to some of greatest ever comic book characters.
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The last surviving heroes are gathering as the zombie hordes make their move on what’s left of civilization.
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The ‘DC: Ultimate Character Guide’ offers a great overview of the heroes and villains from the DC Universe. Both the famous and not so famous.
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2019 is almost upon us, and with it a new year of DC Comics. Before the new year launches in a big way with the launch of Young Justice from Wonder Comics (just to name one top new book), Ray and Corrina are looking back at the year that was and spotlighting DC Comic’s standouts. […]
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For Father’s Day 2017, fill Dad’s brain with something new. Whether Dad wants more jokes, more trivia, or wants to geek out, a book is always a great gift for Dad. Here are 6 perfect choices for any Dad.
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Last week brought the season finales of ‘Supergirl’, ‘The Flash’, and ‘Arrow’. It was a mixed bag. We broke down the episodes on the GeekDad Facebook page. Here are some of those discussions, thoughts on these seasons as a whole, and speculation on what next season might hold for the ‘Arrow’-verse.
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The month of May makes for some strange alliances in this week’s ‘DC on The CW’ recap.
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Momentum is building toward the season finales of ‘Supergirl,’ ‘The Flash,’ and ‘Arrow.’ We discussed the episodes throughout the week on the GeekDad Facebook page. Some of those conversations are inside.
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What has more convenient forgetfulness about its characters and plot contrivances (leaving plot holes in its wake) than DC on The CW during the month of May?
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This week, we welcome Judd Winick to the show and chat about ‘HiLo,’ his career in comics, great books for kids, whether comics have forgotten how to be fun, his time on MTV’s ‘The Real World,’ and his marriage proposal.
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“The city’s under attack? Must be May.” Nothing but new episodes between now and the season finales of ‘Supergirl’, ‘The Flash’, and ‘Arrow’. We discussed the return episodes this week on the GeekDad Facebook page. Some of that discussion is in this week’s DC on The CW.
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Last week gave us the ‘Legends of Tomorrow’ season two finale and ending to the Legion of Doom arc. As always, we watched the episode and broke it down on the GeekDad Facebook page as it aired and in the days that followed. Here are some of the highlights.
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This was the last week of the season that included new episodes from all four DC Comics shows on The CW. We discussed the episodes on the GeekDad Facebook page. Here are some of the highlights.
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In this week’s DC on The CW recap, we take a look back at the ‘Supergirl’/’The Flash’ musical crossover episodes, trek into the middle of hell on earth with the ‘Legends of Tomorrow’ and J.R.R. Tolkien, and take confession with Oliver Queen on ‘Arrow’.
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This week on The CW, our DC heroes were blamed for everything bad that resulted from other people’s choices. Here are the highlights of our discussions of the episodes on the GeekDad Facebook page.
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This week’s DC on The CW looks back at the most recent episodes of ‘Supergirl’, ‘The Flash’, and ‘Legends of Tomorrow’, where our heroes dealt with secrets and betrayals from family and friends.
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DC Comics is embracing its youngest fans with a new YouTube channel with kid-friendly content.
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The DC on The CW shows are moving the pieces and players into place for the push to their respective season finale endgames. We chatted on the GeekDad Facebook page and recapped those discussions.
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This week featured a full slate of Valentine’s Day themed programming from DC on The CW. Here are some of the highlights from our discussions on the GeekDad Facebook page.
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‘Good Morning, Superman’ and ‘Superman Science’ both star the Man of Steel in books that kids will find hard to put down.
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‘DC Kids’ is an all-new web series hosted by kids for kids, debuting Friday, March 3.
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Only ‘Supergirl’ and ‘Arrow’ aired new episodes this week, but what was lacked in quantity was made up in heavy themes about whether we are our genes or our choices and a “very special” episode about the gun control.
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Following on the success of the Thomas MINI trains (sold in blind bags) from the past two years, Fisher-Price is branching out even further and mashing up the Thomas & Friends trains with ‘TMNT,’ ‘Power Rangers,’ and more DC superheroes.
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Our DC on The CW heroes confronted their pasts, or, you know, went to the past, and dealt with the ramifications of their decisions. We highlight the discussions from the GeekDad Facebook page regarding the episodes in this week’s recap.
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The DC Comics shows on The CW put the title heroes on the back burner and let the supporting cast–and even the villains!–play the starring role on their respective shows. Our team discusses the episodes in this week’s recap.
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