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Farewell, Robin Williams
Nanu nanu, friends. There are no words for the loss the world has experienced through the death of Robin Williams. … Continue reading
Author: Rachel Bookout
Dallas Scifi Expo ’14 Top 8 Group/Pair Cosplayers
The only thing better than cosplaying is cosplaying with a group. Here are my favorite group/pair cosplayers from the Dallas … Continue reading
Dallas Scifi Expo ’14 Top 8 Individual Cosplayers
This past weekend was the Dallas Scifi Expo held at the Irving Convention Center. Be sure to read Eric’s detailed coverage of … Continue reading
Geek Book Review: The Casebook of Newbury and Hobbes
Maurice Newbury is an agent of Queen Victoria. He and his partner, Veronica Hobbes deal mainly with the stranger mysteries … Continue reading
Geek Movie Review: The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug
I’m going to start out by offering a bit of background knowledge about myself: I am a huge fan of … Continue reading
Comic Review: Number Cruncher #4
Titan Comics just released the final issue of Number Cruncher. The battle between Operative 494 and The Mathematician finally comes … Continue reading
Comic Review: Number Cruncher #3
The third issue of Number Cruncher finds our protagonist, Operative 494 still chasing down the lovesick mathematician as he lives … Continue reading
Geek Book Review: Everybody Loves Tank Girl
Everybody Loves Tank Girl is a collection of the recent 3 part miniseries by Jim Mahfood and Alan C. Martin. Everybody … Continue reading
Comic Review: Number Cruncher
Number Cruncher is a new book by Titan Comics. It is written by Si Spurrier with art by P.J. Holden. It’s … Continue reading
Comic Review: Chronos Commandos
Chronos Commandos is a 5-part series about an army sergeant travelling through time to catch time-travelling Nazis. It is created, … Continue reading
Comic Review: A1 anthology #2
A1 is an anthology that was co-created by Dave Elliot back in 1989. Dave Elliot has now teamed with Titan … Continue reading
Geek Book Review: Lord Kelvin’s Machine
Lord Kelvin’s Machine is the third book in the Steampunk Legend series by James P. Blaylock. It was originally published … Continue reading
Geek Book Review: Nick Cardy: The Artist at War
Nick Cardy is a comic book artist who has worked on Aquaman, Teen Titans, and many other titles. He served … Continue reading
Geek Book Review: Homunculus
Homunculus was written by James P. Blaylock and originally published in 1986. It is the second book in a trilogy … Continue reading
Geek Book Review: Modesty Blaise: The Girl in the Iron Mask
Modesty Blaise is a British comic strip created in the 1960s by Peter O’Donnell and Jim Holdaway. Modesty Blaise The … Continue reading
Geekend Review -Memorial Day Edition
Well It’s been a long holiday weekend full of fun and festivities and jade dragons and fireworks and Turkey and … Continue reading
Arrested Development Season 4
Arrested Development is finally back! Arrested Development originally had 3 seasons on Fox from 2003 until 2006 when it was … Continue reading
Best of Dallas Comic Con Cosplay
I spent my weekend at the Dallas Comic Con and had a great time. One of the best things about … Continue reading
Geek Book Review: Web of the City
Web of the City was the first book written by Harlan Ellison. He began writing the story in 1956 and … Continue reading
Geek Book Review: Resonance
A.J. Scudiere is the author of four novels: Resonance, Vengeance, God’s Eye, and Phoenix. I took on the difficult task of reading … Continue reading