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Category Archives: Comic Books
‘Strange Academy’ #1: Strange Times, Strange People.
‘Strange Academy #1’ is the Marvel comic book we’ve been needing. An energetic and engaging read for both adult readers and younger fans. Read More
5 Inspiring Books for International Women’s Day 2020
International Women’s Day has arrived once again, and GeekMom is here to provide you with a reading list of books featuring inspirational women. Read More
Exclusive Preview: Comixology Original “Forgotten Home #6”
Mother and daughter pick opposite sides in a seemingly endless battle in the fantasy world of “Forgotten Home.” Read More
‘Star #2’ Keeps Burning Bright
So far, this series is holding a spot on MAJK’s pull list. Read More
‘Batman: Overdrive:’ Here Comes the Batmobile!
‘Batman: Overdrive’ is a fun, modern take on Batman for younger readers with a new, emotional origin for the Batmobile. Read More
‘Shadow of the Batgirl’: Life Is Sacred
How do you change your life when all you’ve been trained to be is an assassin? Cass Cain finds the answer in this charming story of teen determined to be a hero, against all odds. Read More
‘Strange Academy’: This Ain’t No Hogwarts
Bye-Bye, Hogwarts. Hello, Strange Academy! Magic & Heroes By the time J.K. Rowling published Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone I was far too old to attend but the perfect age for my kid and I to devour every Harry Potter book she wrote. Geek2.0 grew up with Harry Potter and Marvel Comics as a… Read More
The ‘Lumberjanes’ Novels Showcase Friendship to the Max!
This year I’m starting my middle-grade reading off with a series of ‘Lumberjanes’ novels based on the popular comic series. Read More
‘Green Lantern: Legacy’ — Claiming the Green Lantern for the Next Generation
A new Green Lantern is born in ‘Green Lantern: Legacy,’ a tale where the legacy of Tai’s family and the Green Lantern mythos combine. Read More
Feature Interview: The Making of ‘The Runaway Princess’
What can a bored princess do but run away? The adventures she encounters delight her, and they should also entertain many readers as well. Read More
‘Wonder Woman: Warbringer’ — The Graphic Novel
‘Wonder Woman: Warbringer’ the graphic novel brings this coming-of-age story to brilliant life. Read More
Review: ‘Pretty Deadly: The Rat’ #1-5 by Kelly Sue DeConnick and Emma Rios
Enter the world of lost Hollywoodland, as a young screenwriter obsessed with stories mysteriously dies. Read More
‘Diana, Princess of the Amazons:’ The Wonder Woman Story For Young Readers
‘Diana, Princess of the Amazons’ is the story I wish I’d had to give to my children when they were little. Read More
Meet Captain Deborah Lawrie: My Real-Life Captain Marvel
Meet Captain Deborah Lawrie: My Real-Life Captain Marvel (minus the sparkly fists). Read More
Fandom Stories: The Great, The Lousy, and the Harassers
My long, twisted, and ultimately wonderful journey through superhero comic fandom. Read More
‘Lois Lane and the Friendship Challenge:’ First Look at the Middle Grade Graphic Novel
Here’s a first look at the new middle-grade graphic novel starring that famous fictional reporter, ‘Lois Lane and the Friendship Challenge.’ Read More
4 More Graphic Novels for Middle Graders, Tweens, and Teens
Four titles from my stack of graphic novels and one-shot comics that will suit younger readers from kids to teens. Read More
‘Ben 10: Mecha Madness’ by C.B Lee and Artist Lidan Chen Exclusive Preview
After discovering one of Steam Scythe’s abandoned projects, Gwen and Grandpa Max work to finish it and make it Gwen’s tool for fighting the bad guys. Read More
DC’s Super Sons Venture Further in ‘The Foxglove Mission’
Ridley Pearson’s first graphic novel was a high-energy look at four young heroes. Does the second in the series continue at that pace? Read More
