Comics

Indie comic book Hack Slash tells the story of Cassandra Hack and her monstrous friend Vlad, a team of slasher slayers that tracks down and eliminates crazed serial killers and creatures. It's gained a huge cult following, and it's the focus of this Read More

Along with the store-bought licensed Christmas ornaments that you've probably seen before, there are a lot of very creative geeks out there making their own. Here are ten handmade geeky Christmas ornaments. Read More

Post-apocalyptic world, gas-guzzling muscle cars, and radiation-mutated freaks of nature. The story starts at a full tilt sprint, and doesn't stop until your head explodes from adventure overload. Read More

Diva might not be the brightest crayon in the box, but she sets out to be nice (much to her parents’ chagrin) and fair, even though she is a devil. I was able to talk to the creators of Evil Diva, Brinson Thieme, Joe Cashman, and Peter Menotti, about Read More

The first issue piqued my interest and the second issue kept me reading. This looks like it's going to be a great comic for folks who like action mixed with mythology with strong characters throughout. The Anchor is a must read. Read More

I jumped on the opportunity to review NOLA #1, a new comic book from Boom! Studios set in New Orleans in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, based solely on my interest in the city and its culture, history and residents. The four-part miniseries Read More

The Fandomania staff has collaborated to bring you this list of their ultimate ten ninjas. Read More

Nativity scenes are a traditional Christmas decoration, but — perhaps inspired by the famous skit from "Merry Christmas, Mr. Bean" wherein Mr. Bean plays with the nativity scene in Harrod's department store — geeks around the globe have made their own Read More

It just so happens that there are quite a few Browncoats in media and entertainment, and like any good fans of a cult hit, they find ways to sneak references to Firefly and Serenity into their own creations. There have been several of these references Read More

Dinosaur Comics is probably one of my all-time favorites. Who doesn't love dinosaurs in silly situations? Furthermore, who doesn't like dinosaurs providing commentary on modern life? Read More

Paolo takes a plunge into the world of fan fiction, asking what it is, why people do it, and why it is awesome! Read More

The newest issue in Boom! Studios' adaptation of Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep is out, and Sean gives it a look-see. Read More