An Ode to Peter Parker, My First True Superhero Love
In which watching ‘Into the Spider-Verse’ reminds Amy why she started loving superheroes in the first place.
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Review: ‘Me and Sam-Sam Handle the Apocalypse’
In ‘Me and Sam-Sam Handle the Apocalypse,’ Jesse and her trusted Pomeranian are tasked with saving their town from total disaster. This book is a fun, funny middle-grade novel that also has includes truly excellent representation of autistic characters.
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‘Bunnicula’ Gets a Very Special 40th Anniversary Edition
A review of ‘Bunnicula 40th Anniversary Edition’ by Deborah and James Howe from Simon & Schuster Children’s Publishing.
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8 Non-Spoilery Things To Know About ‘Pokémon Detective Pikachu’
Detective Pikachu is on the case, assisted by the son of his missing partner, to uncover a conspiracy in Ryme City.
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Celebrate the Release of ‘Detective Pikachu’ With ‘Pokémon’ Card Box Sets
To celebrate the release of ‘Detective Pikachu,’ Asmodee UK sent my son four box sets of ‘Pokémon’ cards to open, so let’s dive in!
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‘The Black Knight’ — Mobsters, Magic, and Horror Topped With Cheesecake
‘The Black Knight,’ a new series from the Grimm Universe, offers full-blown action and horror, topped Zenescope’s signature cheesecake.
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Issue 10 Wraps Up ‘West Coast Avengers’ Way Too Soon
When ‘West Coast Avengers’ launched last year, it was everything I wanted in a team book. Unfortunately, Marvel made the call to cancel the book after it’s 10th issue, before the trade numbers were even in. ‘WCA’ deserved better.
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Review of ‘Captain Marvel’ (2018) Issue #4: Carol and Rogue Throw Down
If you’re a Carol Danvers nerd (hi) you know that Carol and Rogue go way back.
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‘Chronicles of Zelaria’ Limited Edition Makes a Great Mother’s Day Gift
Geeky moms deserve geeky gifts like a ‘Chronicles of Zelaria’ limited edition variant cover from Krum’s World Comics.
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National Dungeons & Dragons Day – Saturday, May 18, 2019
On May 18, Australia is celebrating a National Dungeons & Dragons Day!! And we see no reason why this can’t become an International Day.
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‘Stuff Happens: Parenting Edition’ Is Perfect for Casual Game Nights
GeekMom Elizabeth reviews ‘Stuff Happens: Parenting Edition’ from Goliath Games.
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Tabletop Review: ‘Brandon the Brave’ From HABA
GeekMom Elizabeth reviews tabletop game ‘Brandon the Brave’ from HABA.
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‘X-23’ Issue #11: Sometimes What We Want Isn’t What We Need
When Gabby, the pre-teen clone of Laura Kinney (clone of Wolverine), decided that she was now Laura’s sister and partner back in ‘All-New Wolverine,’ Laura was more than a little reluctant to play mentor.
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What the Wookiee Has Taught Me
As fans say goodbye to the man behind one of the most beloved characters in the ‘Star Wars’ universe, I think about the lessons I learned from that Wookiee.
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‘Unstoppable Wasp’ #6 in Review — Recovery Is Never Easy
‘Unstoppable Wasp’ #5 was an emotional roller coaster as Nadia swung into the depressive phase of bipolar disorder. Issue #6 sees her resurfacing, reconnecting with her friends, and trying to make things right.
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‘Star Wars’ Day: Exploring the Forthcoming ‘Star Wars’ Novels
To celebrate ‘Star Wars’ Day, I’m taking a peek into the future with a look at the forthcoming ‘Star Wars’ novels confirmed so far.
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FCBD: Meet the H1 Universe From Humanoids
On FCBD (Free Comic Book Day to the uninitiated), Humanoids will launch their H1 Universe.
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The ‘Endgame’ Easter Egg That Made My Whole Week (At Least)
Spoilers! I can’t tell you what this is about here because my surprise was part of the joy! But maybe I’ll say… it’s for TV fans.
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What Free Comic Book Day Means to Me
Ideas are often born by accident. Think of your favorite restaurant, movie, or, of course, your favorite comic book. Every finished product, logo, and brand started as a suggestion of a thought. The buildings in cities. The cities themselves. This idea that every tangible structure, creative product, and service started as an idea, inside the […]
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‘Crackdown #2’ Is a Visually Striking Gamer Comic
‘Crackdown #2’ targets the fans of the video game ‘Crackdown’ more than your average comic fan but that doesn’t mean comic fans won’t enjoy it.
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