Ralph Breaks the Internet is a commentary on internet culture, online gaming, and healthy friendships. It’s also wickedly clever and surprisingly full of inside jokes and feminist Disney princesses. Read More
In which GeekMom Elizabeth reviews ‘The Sims 4 Get Famous’ expansion. Read More
The Three Caballeros reunited on Season 2 of ‘DuckTales’ this weekend; it reunited me with family memories I had long forgotten. Read More
Amy explores the traits, at least in her family, that make a person particularly susceptible to being unable to stop video gaming. Read More
Gender equality in fiction is sorely lacking in all medium and for no good reason. Let’s notice and change it. With the creators! Read More
“Uncanny X-Men #1,” the first of a ten-part story, marks a bittersweet return of the beloved series on the heels of Stan Lee’s death. Read More
As Rainbow Brite heads to Issue #2, GeekMom talks to creators Jeremy Whitley to find out what’s coming next in this lovely adaptation of the classic children’s television show. Read More
MAJK reviews Domino #8, which follows our trio from Norway, to Frankfurt, to a nudist beach with a Nobel Prize winning Vampire in tow. Read More
Some of our GeekMoms give their own tributes to the late Stan Lee. Read More
‘Bitter Root #1’ is an Ethno-Gothic tale with more than just an excitingly original horror tale. There are no White Saviors here, only heroes. Read More
At Soccer School, EVERY lesson is about soccer and every lesson combines true stories, fun facts, and a few laughs to keep you learning every step of the way. [sponsored] Read More
We remember Stan Lee with two clips of him speaking at his last Dragon Con appearance. Read More
DreamWorks’ ‘She-Ra and the Princesses of Power’ may have started with nostalgia, but it brings together the best of what we need in cartoons. Read More
How Overdrive’s access to ebooks and audiobooks made book accessibility easier for our family when a traditional library was less convenient. Read More
‘Typhoid Fever X-Men #1’ drags the X-Men into the battle and Jean digs deep in to the trauma and back story of the infamous Typhoid Mary. Read More
‘Women of the Galaxy’ is a new, stunningly illustrated Star Wars book that introduces us to the women of the galaxy far, far away. Read More
You just woke up and no one you care about even knows you? What do you do? Welcome to ‘Marvel Knights 20th #1’ Read More
It’s hard to find a better example of swashbuckling than the Delilah Dirk graphic novel series. Here Rebecca Angel interviewed Tony Cliff, author and illustrator of ‘Delilah Dirk and the Pillars of Hercules.’ Read More
‘Dictionary of Dinosaurs: An Illustrated A-Z of Every Dinosaur Ever Discovered’ is nearly 200 pages long and contains over 300 dinosaur profiles. Read More
What’s the perfect movie for an outdoor showing at our street’s Halloween party? ‘Incredibles 2’! Read More
