So which fictional TV or movie mom would you choose to be your mom? “Sarah Connors (‘Terminator’), Joyce Summers (‘Buffy’), or Mrs. Weasley.” Little did I suspect that I would soon be channeling these women as I shape the next phase of motherhood when my husband died in his sleep the following morning. Read More
Patricia had the opportunity of a lifetime last weekend: commemorating the 150th anniversary of the 1869 completion of the U.S. Transcontinental Railroad in Utah. Read More
‘Xena Warrior Princess #2’ finds Xena & Gabrielle trapped in an odd deal with Dischord that lands them in the middle of a divine squabble. Read More
In which watching ‘Into the Spider-Verse’ reminds Amy why she started loving superheroes in the first place. Read More
Detective Pikachu is on the case, assisted by the son of his missing partner, to uncover a conspiracy in Ryme City. Read More
Build an easy shadowbox for your memory or fandom and take scrapbooking to the next dimension! Read More
Kay is thrilled ‘Labyrinth: Coronation’ is over, the new Ms. Marvel/Spider-Man team-up is great, and MAJK loves ‘Wizard Beach’ and the new Zenescope title. Read More
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. Read More
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. Read More
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… Read More
The Magnificent Ms. Marvel #2 is an emotional issue. Kamala’s parents are missing or dead. The stakes can’t get much higher Read More
Many mental conditions have overlapping symptoms, whether neurodiergence or mental illness, and sometimes it can be hard to pinpoint exactly what condition or conditions need to be addressed in a person. Read More
Every book lover knows we do more than just read a book. We form a friendship with it, some of which last a lifetime. Read More
Australia has a new reality TV show perfect for geek families: ‘LEGO Masters Australia.’ With luck, they might share it with the rest of us. Read More
Parts of ‘Shazam!’ are definitely fun. But the movie also suffers from being part horror movie with nearly R-rated violence, plot issues, and a disturbing body image message. Read More
A review of ‘Robin Hood: Hero of the People’ by Rodney Owen, now launched on Kickstarter. Read More
‘Young Mozart’ is the newest Life Drawn book from Humanoids. In the form of comic strips, it gives us insight into the mind and childhood of one of our greatest composers – and never shies away from his somewhat filthy sense of humor. Read More
Last week, London Zoo invited us along to spend the day. We had a great time exploring the various animal enclosures and more! Read More
The ‘Scarlet and Ivy’ series by Sophie Cleverly is a middle-grade book series that has captured the imagination of me and my nine-year-old son. Read More
Celebrate World Anime Day with this list of family friendly anime that my young children and I watch together, even though it’s a Monday… Read More
