2010

As a relative newcomer to True Blood, this season is a lot to take in. In episode 3.05, "Trouble," various seemingly unrelated subplots begin to converge into the type of organized chaos that this show does so well. Read More

Rock Band goes a little schizo this week with the new downloadable songs being eight singles, each from a different artist, and all spanning the spectrum of musical genres. Read More

Eliot pretends to be a country singer named Kenneth Crane so the Leverage team can take down a corrupt record exec played by John Schneider. Read More

The Supernatural fandom has produced some wonderful comic commentary about the show through the talents of its artists. One such artist is Olga who produced chibi artwork and comic strips and has had her artwork housed at a LiveJournal community in her Read More

After three episodes, Haven is still formulaic, but the show also seems to be shaping up into a compelling series with interesting characters and believable special effects. As the season progresses, viewers are introduced to more of Haven's residents Read More

We're back from the 2010 San Diego Comic-Con, and we spend the entire episode talking about our adventures there, from spotting Stan Lee to seeing a world premiere TV show to meeting Zachary Levi. Read More

After more than one hundred Fan Art Friday posts, I realized that I'd never delved into the realm of British comedy for a spotlight. That is rectified this week with Rowan Atkinson's signature character, Mr. Bean! Read More

Sure, the movie theater is a necessary evil, and one we must brave every now and again, but that doesn't mean we have to like going to the cinema, does it? So, in an effort to soothe the soul, here's a list of things that turn a movie house into a Read More

The Grimm Fairy Tales: Swimsuit Edition #1 is pretty much what you would expect of a swimsuit issue of a Zenescope comic book: hot babes in tiny bikinis (or no clothes at all). Is that a bad thing? Not necessarily. Read More

Grimm Fairy Tales #49 may not be the best read for someone unfamiliar with the existing players and plots, but for those already invested in the Grimm universe, the surprise twists in issue #49 will leave you with a burning desire to know what happens Read More

In this column, I will review various geek-oriented albums as well as write editorial commentaries on great nerdcore or geek music podcasts and websites. I thought I would start with a review of Zero Day, the newest album by the creator of nerdcore (or Read More

Overall, this is a fun book to read with some extreme gore in parts and a few eye-roll moments. If you're a fan of this genre, you will definitely enjoy it, but if not, this probably isn't the book you want to pick up next. Read More