Today, independent publishing company Quirk Books announced that 20% of the proceeds from each book sold on their Web site, Irreference.com, as well as sister sites ChronicleBooks.com and KnockKnockStuff.com, will be donated to the American Red Cross to aid the Haiti relief efforts. Read More

Chuck moves to its regular night and continues to bring the good stuff in the third episode of the season. This time around we got a Devon (Dr. Awesome)-centric episode, which in my opinion was long overdue. Read More

Don't forget that today is your last chance to enter our contest to win a big bundle of fantasy books from Harper Collins! Read More

As a result of the recent earthquake and after shocks in Haiti, thousands upon thousands have been left dead and untold numbers more are left injured, homeless, or lost in the rubble. I don't know of a geeky way to help. I only know that geeks and non-geeks alike can help. Read More

This episode wasn’t as good as the first, but it was still very good. I’m excited about this season and think that once everything becomes settled in again, the writers have given themselves some fun new angles to play with and some new mysteries to solve. Read More

This third issue is another great installment to The Anchor coming out from BOOM! Studios. If you haven't checked it out yet, what the heck are you waiting for? Issue #2 had me wondering what was going to happen to Clem and Hofi (OK, mostly Clem) and from the start of this issue Read More

The Parrs, more commonly known as The Incredibles, start another chapter in their adventures as a family of "supers" in the fourth installment of The Incredibles, published by BOOM Kids! Read More

NBC’s Chuck has returned this week and the geek-centric spy show has, from all appearances, hit a ratings home run. The show that was so close to being axed last season has picked up right where it left off with Chuck trying to become the new Intersect 2.0. Read More

Copper Age is a dark gothic comic brought to you by Tom Brown and Brynneth Colvin. The darker mood will be more up the alley of fans of Poe than my last few Webcomic Wednesdays have been, but I don't think that you necessarily have to be a fan of gothic literature to appreciate Read More

The latest episode of Dollhouse is, without a doubt, the most mind-blowing of the show to date. Whether Season 2 was always slated for such a spectacular ending or if some tweaking was done after it was obvious that the show wouldn't be coming back for a third season is unclear Read More

My excitement for this issue might be because I haven't read a proper, good old-fashioned "superhero" comic in a long time. Sometimes you just need a panel that is basically filled with a made-up word like "KAKOOM," you know? Siege looks like it might be setting up the Marvel Read More

Alfred Hitchcock was as full of twists and turns in his real life as he was in his reel life. This is only Part I, because there's too much interesting trivia about the Master of Suspense to fit into one small space. And he didn't like small spaces. Read More