A review of part two of Netflix’s ‘The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.’ Article contains spoilers for the comic and tv series. Read More
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Sabrina Fights the Patriarchy in ‘The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina Part Two’ On Netflix
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‘Lollipop Kids’ #3: Blood Legacy
‘Lollipop Kids’ #3 follows Nick Motley, who went looking for his sister only to discover things that will change the direction of his life. Read More
Clark Kent Soars in This Exclusive First Look at ‘Superman of Smallville’
This all-new graphic novel from DC Zoom is a reimagined origin story of the Man of Steel, and we have your exclusive first look at the middle-grade book. Read More
Comic Book Corner Brings You Captains, Avengers, Rat Queens, & Invisible Kingdoms
When Comic Book Corner accidentally takes a couple weeks off, you get the benefit of a rather huge catch-up post! We’ve got all kinds of books for you to learn about today, from Captain Marvel to the wrap up of Vampirella/Dejah Thoris to first issues of Ronin Island, Invisible Kingdom, and Marvel Rising. We liked more than we didn’t this time around,… Read More
‘WANT’, ‘RUSE’, and Why Diversity Is Important in YA: Interview With Cindy Pon
Cindy Pon, author of the YA science fiction books, WANT and RUSE talks to GeekMom about her characters, the environment, and the need for diversity in literature. Read More
Mercy Watson Gets Her Own Origin Story in ‘A Piglet Named Mercy’
A review of ‘A Piglet Named Mercy’ from Kate DiCamillo, illustrated by Chris Van Dusen. Read More
Skype With Fran Wilde
See Fran Wilde discuss her new book ‘Riverland’ with some young fans over Skype, and enter to win your own virtual author visit with Fran! Read More
Danny Elfman Goes to ‘Eleven Eleven’
Danny Elfman’s first concerto is now available from Sony Music, taking classical fans on another incredible musical journey. Read More
Welcome Spring With a Smile With These 3 Hilarious Picture Books
These hilarious books are sure to put a spring in your kids’ steps. Read More
Fran Wilde’s ‘Riverland’ Is Seeping Into a Bookstore Near You!
Fran Wilde’s latest book, Riverland, is a middle grade portal fantasy about sisters learning to hold their world together (literally) and rescue each other. Read More
DC Comics Milestone #1000 Issues Are Missing Representation
The celebration is on for Detective Comics #1000. But the milestone issue, like most of Batman’s publishing history, mostly leaves out non-white, LGBTQ+ and female creators. Read More
Reviews: Starry Young Adult Novels
Two YA books deal with teens going through love, friendship, and betrayal. Check out the reviews for ‘Sky WIthout Stars’ and “See All the Stars”. One is a modern-day thriller and the other is ‘Les Mis’ in space. Read More
Renee Nault Brings ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ Graphic Novel to Life
‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ has been presented to us in many different forms. This graphic novel adaptation adds something new to the mix with gorgeous colored illustrations that bring the page to life while also burrowing deep into Offred’s story and showing us the original text without television adaptation. Read More
‘She Remembered Caterpillars’ Comes to Nintendo Switch
‘She Remembered Caterpillars’ is a puzzle game in which you lead cute, spore-like creatures called Gammies around a dreamscape while haunting music plays. There’s also a larger story: a scientist’s desperate experiment to save her father, with whom she has a complicated relationship. Read More
Ready Player Fun: A Visit to the National Videogame Museum
An afternoon at the National Video Game Museum in Frisco, Texas is time well spent, whether you’re a gamer or not. Read More
“The Curse of the Brimstone Contract:” A Steampunk Adventure, Chapter 21
It’s the final confrontation with the killer as all the secrets are revealed! Read More
Step Into the Virtual World of Nintendo Labo
The educational aspect of the Nintendo Labo kits for the Switch has always been foremost in my mind. The entire experience is designed to teach maker skills such as patience, persistence, and the reward of having built something cool. Nintendo realizes this as well, with their Labo educational program. The cherry-on-top of the Labo… Read More
“The Curse of the Brimstone Contract:” A Steampunk Adventure, Part 20
Even if Joan wins the duel, she may lose the war. Read More
Out Today: Rainn Wilson Reads ‘The Phantom Tollbooth’
Rainn Wilson’s audiobook of ‘The Phantom Tollbooth’ is a worthy version of the classic story. Read More
An Empty Nest and a Shelf Full of Games
When the kids move out and you still want to play games, what do you do? Rebecca Angel ponders her growth as a gamer and how to find other people to play with. Read More
