Adventures of Superman #2 is one of those rare stories that just make you smile from start to finish. If you’ve been pining for the “good ol’ days” of Superman, or you’re just in the mood to read something with a happy ending, pick up the second issue for just 99 cents on Comixology.–
Read the full review as well as looks at Robyn Hood, a Kim Harrison graphic novel, and stories picked up at Free Comic Book Day! Read more →
Into the Void: Dawn of the Jedi is the latest Star Wars novel by Tim Lebbon and published by Random House Publishing. This is only my second Star Wars novel experience and it was very enjoyable to say the least. According to the chart at the front of the book, this title happens Before the Republic, 25,793 years before Star Wars: A New Hope and it shows. Read more →
I have to admit, when I was sent a review copy of Nothing Can Possibly Go Wrong, a YA graphic novel by Prudence Shen and illustrated by Faith Erin Hicks, I wasn’t as excited as I could be. In Nothing Can Possibly Go Wrong Hicks was only doing the art.
But I should have trusted that Hicks wouldn’t collaborate on something unless it was worth her mad skills. I, and my two teens, very much enjoyed it. Amusing dialogue, great art (duh), and characters that have fun with their stereotypes, tossing or flaunting them at a whim. Read more →
The Mistborn Aventure Game, developed by Crafty Games, is based on the Mistborn trilogy written by Brandon Sanderson. Read more →
Curious about how comic book writer Brian Wood manages it all, I caught up with him to ask him about what’s coming up for the X-Men relaunch, Star Wars, about his adventures in CrossFit, and more. Read more →
For the first time ever, the Post family attended Free Comic Book Day together. My daughter and I attended our first last year, and liked getting there early to avoid the crowds. Read more →
Vintage Tomorrows reaches into subcultures of the past, then gathers the steampunk subculture of today to talk about what steampunk is, why it’s important at this point in time, and what it can teach us about the technology of the future. Read more →
Ahmet Zappa’s “Because I’m Your Dad” is cute, cuddly, funny and kind of furry. Read more →
Zenescope has books appropriate for children? Who knew? Not me that’s for sure. When I think Zenescope I think sexy grimms girls or Robyn Hood and her bow and arrow. Family Pets is the latest to come from Zenescope, by Robyn Hood writer Patrick Shand and artwork by Sarah Dill. Read more →
The GeekMoms recommend some of their favorite books for your Mom for Mother’s Day! Read more →