In this month’s Comic Book Corner, Sophie and Mariana enjoy books about ‘Star Wars,’ ‘Hellboy,’ and ‘Plants vs. Zombies.’ Read More
Advertisements
Comic Book Corner: 4 Comics We Read in August & September 2017
Tag Archives: IDW Comics
Comic Book Corner: Batman, Curse Words, and Doctor Who
In this month’s Comic Book Corner, Shiri, Beth, Sophie, and new contributor Mark share what we’ve been enjoying in comics recently. Read More
Comic Book Corner: Invincible Cat-sitting in London
In our final Comic Book Corner of 2016, we hope you find something to fill that empty space on your Christmas list. See you in 2017! Read More
Giving Away One Year of ComicBlitz All-You-Can-Read Comics App
What if every day could be comic book day? With ComicBlitz, it can. And we’re giving away three free annual memberships. Read More
Comic Book Corner: Bloom County, Civil War, and Conspiracy
In this month’s Comic Book Corner: Civil War II, Bloom County, Dirk Gently, and The X-Files: Origins. Read More
GBBP 98: Joe Hill
Happy Halloween! Today, we’re chatting with Joe Hill, author of the ‘Locke and Key’ comics, novels such as ‘The Fireman’ and ‘Horns,’ and the forthcoming ‘Tales from the Darkside’ scripts. Read More
Gen Con Gaming: ‘Machi Koro: Bright Lights, Big City’
The little town of ‘Machi Koro’ now has a bustling nightlife: this Target exclusive is a stand-alone experience tailored for folks who are just discovering the game for the first time. Read More
Dear Hasbro: Can We Talk About MASK?
Dear Hasbro, can we talk about the inevitable new MASK toys and how much I want them to be for my kids? Read More
Herding (or Stacking) Cats: 4 Cat-Themed Games
I’ve observed an interesting trend in the past couple of months in some of the games I’ve been sent to review: cats! Here are three games (and one older puzzle) that feature cute kitties—and some interesting gameplay. Read More
Game of the Week: Diamonsters
Diamonsters is a charming bluffing and deduction card game suitable for the whole family. Read More
Tabletop Game: ‘Rattus Cartus’
The king is dead, the year is 1347, and you can become the ruler, as long as you don’t die of The Black Death! Read More
Press Your Luck and Test Your Memory with ‘Open Sesame’
In the post, there is a game and some cards and some tokens and a standee and a good time and… ermmm… I forgot. I lose. Read More
5 Observations on Comics and Fandom from NYCC
I was one of the more than 150,000 people to descend upon NYC last weekend for New York Comic Con (NYCC), the biggest mass media conglomeration on the East Coast. This is what I learned. Say what you will about San Diego Comic Con, but New York is really where true comics love resides. After… Read More
Con Recap: Buck 2014
GeekMom Sophie describes this con as two days and three nights of fun, which included some of the most interesting panels she’s ever seen. Read More
Nine More X-Files Antagonists We’d Love to See Return
Here are nine monsters, baddies, and other dangling plot bunnies from The X-Files that I’d like to see make a return appearance in the comic series. Read More
Help Design a New Transformer
Ever dreamed of creating your own Transformer? Read More
GeekMom: Comic Book Corner – June 13th, 2012
Happy Comic Release Day! Welcome to another installment of GeekMom Comic Book Corner, where we recap our adventures in comics for the week. Read More
I Can’t Get Behind the New Star Trek Ongoing Comic
Today, IDW Publishing has released a new Star Trek comic called Star Trek Ongoing. As much as I’d like to, I can’t get behind that. As I shared the other week, Star Trek played a huge role in my life … Read More
Battleship Galaxies: Not Your Father’s Battleship
Overview: Battleship gets a massive overhaul in Battleship Galaxies: it’s an epic space battle between the Intergalactic Space Navy and the invading Wretcheridians. There’s almost nothing in common with the original seek-and-find Battleship game and is more like a tactical … Read More
Independent Women in Comics Anthology Finds Funding in One Day
I wrote a post earlier this week about the relaunch of DC’s regular titles which includes their entry into same-day digital. In that post, I lamented that DC’s digital marketing was lacking and that the company wasn’t even trying to … Read More
Comics Writer Beau Smith on Monsters, the Old West, and What’s on Wonder Woman’s iPod
When I reviewed Wynnona Earp: The Yeti Wars last months, writer Beau Smith sent me an nice email thanking me for the review. I seized on the chance to ask him for an interview him, as he’s one of the … Read More
Comics Spotlight on Wynonna Earp, The Yeti Wars #1
Since I usually order my comics via a mail order subscription from G-Mart, I don’t always get a chance to browse the new titles week by week. But I treated myself to a drive to my closest local comic shop … Read More
