Tag Archive: geek

Comic Review: Road Rage #2

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Written by: Joe Hill and Stephen King Adapted by: Chris Ryall Art by: Nelson Daniel Review: Road Rage #2 picks up immediately where the last issue left off. In case you weren’t paying… Continue reading →

Remembering Jonathan Frid: TV’s Greatest Vampire (1924-2012)

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Long before Buffy stalked the cemeteries of Sunnydale or a vampire, a ghost, and a werewolf moved into a flat together the choices for TV fans looking for episodic gothic horror with a… Continue reading →

Comic Review: “The Hunger Pains: The Unauthorised Parody”

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Authors: Stefan Petrucha, Rick Parker Publisher: Papercutz Slices (Not to be confused with the Harvard and Mad parodies of the same name.) Review: As with any and all pop culture phenomenons there come… Continue reading →

DC vs. Marvel – Black Canary vs. Black Widow

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DC VS. Marvel: Black Canary vs Black Widow Background:  Dinah Lance’s (Black Canary) mother was the original Black Canary and her father was a police officer. During her time as a vigilante Dinah… Continue reading →

Gone But Not Forgotten TV: Veronica Mars

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The comic and the tragic lie inseparably close, like light and shadow. – Socrates Number of Seasons: 3 Veronica Mars is a unique look at high school as a greater symbol of society, where… Continue reading →

‘The Avengers’ Review

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Director: Joss Whedon Cast: Samuel L. Jackson, Robert Downey, Jr., Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth, Mark Ruffalo, Scarlet Johansson, Jeremy Renner, Tom Hiddleson, Clark Gregg, Colbie Smulders, Stellan Skarsgard, Lou Ferringo, Paul Bettany Plot:… Continue reading →

Top 10 Sexiest Geeks (Female Edition)

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A collaborative feature written by G-Funk, Slam Adams, Jamie, Shifty and DarkNite! Over the past two decades something has changed in the way people labelled as ‘geeks’ are perceived. Once upon a time… Continue reading →

Geek Dreams That Will Never Be Fulfilled

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Geeks are a fickle bunch. No matter how much awesome stuff we get there’s also something else we want. Even when something we want gets given to use on a silver platter most… Continue reading →

Avengers Month: ‘Captain America: The First Avenger’ Review

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Director: Joe Johnston Cast: Chris Evans, Hayley Atwell, Hugo Weaving, Tommy Lee Jones, Sebastian Stan, Stanley Tucci, Dominic Cooper Plot: At the height of World War II the U.S. Government, with the aid… Continue reading →

Book Review: The Fairytale Keeper: Avenging the Queen by Andrea Cefalo

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Andrea Cefalo’s debut novel The Fairytale Keeper: Avenging the Queen is similar to the hordes of young adult books being churned out lately but with its own special twist. Instead of vampires or… Continue reading →