The SpinSanity ride at Six Flags New England lives up to its name, adding a bit more mayhem to the Gotham City area of the park. Read More
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SpinSanity: Harley Quinn Would Love This Ride
Tag Archives: Harley Quinn
How DC Collectibles Kindly Surprised Me at Toy Fair 2017
Toy Fair is a month behind us, but my meeting with DC Collectibles and personal tour by Jim Fletcher needed a very special post that required taking a very special amount of time to put together. Read More
‘DC Superhero Girls’: Interview and Special Promo Code
Have you been reading ‘DC Superhero Girls’ digital comics? I scored an interview and a special promo code to share with you. Read More
Gather ‘Round, Padawans: Harley, the Joker, and Terror (With Spoilers)
If you think Jared Leto’s Joker was anything less than terrifying, you’re wrong. Here’s why… Read More
10 Things Parents Should Know About ‘Suicide Squad’
‘Suicide Squad’ is the first DC live-action flick I’ve enjoyed since the inception of the Murderverse. My kids can enjoy it when they’re much, much older. Read More
Back to School with SuperHeroStuff.com
Dakster put together a virtual fashion show of her back to school favorites. Read More
Supanova 2016 Lite: A Happy Place for Geeks to Meet
Supanova Sydney 2016 had a light side, and a dark side. Here you can read all about the fluffy, happy, fun stuff I found. And then you can duck over to my parallel ‘Supanova 2016’ post on the … less-fun parts. Read More
DC This Week: Reunion Time. Batgirls! Apollo & Midnighter! Gordon & the Marines
This week, Batgirl hits 50, Peter J. Tomasi hit two runs this week with his work on Superman and Batman: Detective Comics, and I became distracted by Mikel Janin’s art on Superman. So pretty. Read More
This Week in DC: Harley Quinn and the Joker Have It Out
This week in DC Comics, Harley and the Joker have an epic throwdown, Martian Manhunter turns into a giant Earth-saving machine, the Secret Six and Batgirl make nice, there’s another installment of Max Landis’ origin of Superman and Doctor Fate goes topical. Read More
How Being a Geek Led Me to The Dog Who Glued My Heart Back Together
The name underneath the Rescue dog’s picture was “Harley Quinn.” How could a GeekMom resist that? Read More
Robins, Robins, Everywhere! Plus ‘Prez’ & More in DC This Week
The Robins go to War, Prez gains an artificially intelligent ally, and some titles are ending, including (sob!) Gotham by Midnight. Read More
Bat-Characters: You Get a Comic & You Get a Comic & You Get a Comic!
The Bat books shine again but so do Wonder Woman and Scooby Doo in their out-of-continuity titles. Read More
The Return of Lois & Clark Plus Sexy Batman in This Week’s DC Comics
Lois and Clark return, I clamor for Sexy Batman, Gordon brings humanity to the robot Batsuit, and the Bombshells and Justice League United are just plain fun. Read More
‘Batman #44’–A Definitive Batman story
Batman #44 is an instant classic, the classic characters Sgt. Rock and Enemy Ace re-appear, and Starfire keeps winning allies in this week’s new releases from DC Comics. Read More
DC Comics New Direction: Week 2
Jim Gordon as Batman? A return to the old Constantine? It all works. Read More
Jimmy & Amanda Talk ‘Starfire’, ‘Harley Quinn’… and Harley-Davidsons at Denver Comic Con
Patricia had a chance to sit down with Jimmy Palmiotti and Amanda Conner to discuss the upcoming Starfire and what’s next for Harley Quinn. Read More
Comic Book Corner — The X-Files, HQ, Wonder Woman and Batgirl
This week, we have The X-Files, Harley Quinn, and Batgirl and a link to a Wonder Woman panel you won’t believe. Read More
GeekMom: Comic Book Corner — My Little Pony, Astro City, and DC Comics
Happy New Comic Book release day! This week, we look at My Little Pony and Astro City, as well as discuss DC Comics’ quality issue in comics. Read More
Jimmy Palmiotti and Amanda Conner Talk Harley Quinn
The best selling female lead in comics? It’s Harley Quinn. Read More
Batman: Assault on Arkham–This Is Not Your Parents’ PG-13 Movie *Spoilers*
Batman: Assault on Arkham is for the DC fans who like a lot more Suicide Squad and a little less Batman in their movies. Read More
