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    Book Review – Joss Whedon: The Complete Companion

      When you ask about the great directors and writers of our day you,of course, get answers of Speilberg, Burton, and Bay. There is one man,however, that geeks the world over follow blindly into whatever story he feeds them and that man is Joss Whedon....

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    Geek Book Review: The Company of the Dead

      There are so many things to say about this book that I’m going to start with the synopsis to save some time: Can one man save the Titanic? March 1912. A mysterious man appears aboard the Titanic on its doomed voyage. His mission? To...

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    Geek Book Review: Tales From Development Hell by David Hughes

    Tales From Development Hell, or TFDH, as I shall call it in this review, is an inside look at the politics of movies and how what you see on the screen wasn’t what was necessarily written before. A must for any movie buff. I really enjoyed this...

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    Geek Book Review: Plague Town by Dana Fredsti

    Romance, passion, action, thrills, and Zombies, the first in a planed trilogy of Ashley Parker novels, Plague Town delivers it all. If you think Anita Blake was a bad ass wait until you meet Dana Fredsti’s sword wielding zombie slaying vixen Ashley Parker. Parker is...

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    Geek Graphic Novel Review: Slaine: Books of Invasions

    Slaine, the marauding High King of Ireland against Moloch and his Fomarian demons in this bloody tale of vengeance. This is my first encounter with Slaine, a favorite among 2000 AD fans, and I gotta say, I want to read more. Slaine is a classic axe...

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    Geek Book Review – The Comedy is Finished by Donald Westlake

        Jesse here, with another mystery novel review for you super sleuths out there.  This time our legal quandary comes from the mind of Donald Westlake.  Here is a quick synopsis: BUT SERIOUSLY, FOLKS. The year is 1977, and America is finally getting over...

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    Geek Book Review: The Mystery of Dr. Fu-Manchu

    The Mystery of Dr. Fu-Manchu Review   This is not going to be a review, just being honest; this book is going to be close to a hundred years old soon and has aged well in my opinion. This is also why I won’t bother...

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    Geek Book Review – The Harry Houdini Mysteries Book 1 & 2

      Harry Houdini Mysteries Books 1 & 2 When I first started reading the Harry Houdini Mysteries I wasn’t sure exactly what to think; this was a take on the escape artist I never saw coming. After making it through a couple chapters I started...

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    Geek Book Review: Spartacus – Swords and Ashes

        Synopsis: Spartacus is the hit TV show which combines blood-soaked action, exotic sexuality, villainy and heroism. This original novel from the world of Spartacus: Blood and Sand tells a brand new story of blood, sex and politics set in the uncompromising, visceral world of the arena. The gladiator Spartacus,...

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    Geek Book Review: One Model Nation

      From the mind of American Indie band The Dandy Warhols’ singer-guitarist Courtney Taylor-Taylor and Ignatz award winning illustrator Jim Rugg (The Guild) comes One Model Nation. One Model Nation is a graphic novel following the battle that fictitious band One Model Nation is pushed...

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    Geek Book Review: Inside the Outside by Martin Lastrapes

    I have a reputation for reading anything.  Some books I read tend to leave me cold; I go through the whole book not caring about anyone in it.  Other books catch my attention and I am thinking about reading the book when I’m going about...

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    Geek Book Review: The Consummata by Mickey Spillane & Max Allan Collins

    They say that you can’t judge a book by its cover and with The Consummata they were completely right.  The Consummata follows the exploits of Morgan “The Raider” as he tries to retrieve money that was stolen from some Cuban exiles.  Here is a synopsis:...

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    Geek Book Review: Getting Off by Lawrence Block

    Most of what I read is scifi and fantasy, but I do love a good crime novel.  Lawrence Block is an author with enough awards to snap a christmas tree…              Wait that’s medals.  Anyway, he’s good and that’s the...

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    Geek Book Review: Supernatural – Coyote’s Kiss

    For those of you who know what the basis for the “Supernatural” series is you should already know what these books are about, but for the rest of you let me do a little recap. (Synopsis from the book) Twenty-nine years ago, Sam and Dean...

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