“Uncanny X-Men #1,” the first of a ten-part story, marks a bittersweet return of the beloved series on the heels of Stan Lee’s death. Read More
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Traveling To Rainbow Land With Tour Guide Jeremy Whitley
As Rainbow Brite heads to Issue #2, GeekMom talks to creators Jeremy Whitley to find out what’s coming next in this lovely adaptation of the classic children’s television show. Read More
Remembering Stan Lee
We remember Stan Lee with two clips of him speaking at his last Dragon Con appearance. Read More
Netflix’s ‘She-Ra and the Princesses of Power’: Not Just Nostalgia
DreamWorks’ ‘She-Ra and the Princesses of Power’ may have started with nostalgia, but it brings together the best of what we need in cartoons. Read More
Comic Book Corner Serves Up Mutants, Mayhem, and Magic
Kay and MAJK are serving up a full course of mutants, mayhem, and magic in Comic Book Corner this week, complete with a touch of voodoo. Read More
‘Typhoid Fever X-Men #1’ Is This Real Life Or Is This Just Fantasy?
‘Typhoid Fever X-Men #1’ drags the X-Men into the battle and Jean digs deep in to the trauma and back story of the infamous Typhoid Mary. Read More
Dictionary of Dinosaurs: Dive Into a Deluge of Dino Data
‘Dictionary of Dinosaurs: An Illustrated A-Z of Every Dinosaur Ever Discovered’ is nearly 200 pages long and contains over 300 dinosaur profiles. Read More
Bringing In November With Comic Book Reviews
The Comic Book Corner team is back this week with a fresh take on their favorite reads of the week. We cover Man-Eaters, Vampirella’s Halloween Special, Infinite Dark, and plenty more. Read More
Give the Gift of STEM With UBTECH’s BuilderBots: Overdrive Kit
JIMU Robot BuilderBots Series: Overdrive Kit offers hours of creative fun time while still teaching early programming concepts. Read More
Did You Say ‘Ms. Marvel #1’ for Free?
‘Ms. Marvel #1’ was one of Marvel’s Treats at Halloween Comicfest 2018. MAJK looks at why ‘Ms. Marvel #1’ is a great grab for all. Read More
Creepy, Crawlers, Horror, and Crime in Comic Book Corner
Comic Book Corner shares comic reviews of ongoing series and several new comic debuts this week. We also say hello to a new reviewer. Read More
We Took Electronics Away For One Morning and THIS Happened
Left to their own devices without devices, these kids can get a little goofy…. Read More
My Tim Burton Halloween Projects: The Killian Family Lantern
It’s dark out there on All Hallow’s Eve. Create an easy cardboard lantern based on the eerie ‘Sleepy Hollow’ prop. Read More
What Hints Does ‘The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina’ Comic Give Us About the Netflix Series?
Sabrina Spellman is about to bring her witchy ways to our television screens once again, but viewers looking for a repeat of ‘Sabrina the Teenage Witch’ from the days of TGIF past are going to find themselves visiting a very different story. Read More
Mayhem, Magic, and History in This Week’s Comic Book Corner
If you’re looking for a great list of comics to read, this week, we’ve got a great list for you: ‘Blackbird,’ ‘Weapon Hex,’ ‘Shuri,’ ‘Vampirella,’ and plenty more books that should be on your pull list. Read More
Oz Comic-Con 2018: A Story of Geek Respect
A positive story of a geek-kid and his merchandise experience at Oz Comic-Con 2018. It will help restore your faith in geeky conventions. Read More
From Dress-Up Box to Cosplay Stash
Reimagining an early-childhood make-believe dress-up box into a stash of raw materials for cosplay somehow gives it renewed appeal to an older child—and her mother. Read More
8 Halloween Reads to Make Your October Spooktacular
In this collection of Halloween reads there’s something for kids, teens, and adults with silliness, spooks, and full-on scares to be found. Read More
‘The Assassination of Brangwain Spurge’ by M.T. Anderson and Eugene Yelchin – Giveaway!
The Assassination of Brangwain Spurge by M.T. Anderson; Eugene Yelchin has really surprised me as a book I couldn’t put down. And now it’s time to give it away! [sponsored] Read More
NYCC 2018: Scholastic’s Drawsome Panel and a GeekKid Interview
Scholastic brought a panel to NYCC that enabled kids and adults to see the way in which varied learning styles and approaches can create. Read More
