Ms. Marvel has been a part of the Marvel comics universe for a long time, but she's really come into her own over the past few years. This week's Fan Art Friday takes a look at some awesome fan-made tributes. Read More
You may recall the Battlestar Galactica case mod featured here before. It's fantastic, but it's not the only geeky custom computer case on the block — far from it! Here are ten more awesome computer case mods inspired by video games, movies, comics, and more. Read More
Catherine and James are back in the second issue of this four-part miniseries, and things are getting weirder! How, you may ask? When fringe science is involved, my friends, it's only a matter of time. Read More
In his first Redo, Remake, or Reboot, Sean examines the new Land of the Lost film to determine which it is and whether it was successful at achieving its goal. Read More
Murphy's score fulfills the main objective of any movie score: to make the visuals more intense, more emotional, without taking over the scene. Read More
Douglas Paszkiewicz has a new Arsenic Lullaby collection coming out at the end of the summer and currently is nominated for an Eisner award. This week he talked to me about his new work, how he got started, and his overall work in the industry. Read More
Are women really so shallow that they blindly fall in love with any story about a girl who falls in love with a vampire, or does the success of series like Buffy and Twilight, and even Charlaine Harris' The Southern Vampire Mysteries, require something more to truly touch the Read More
This 2-disc album covers just about everything from the Star Trek universe (with the exception of the 2009 movie). It's got some medleys and sound effects and a sense of wonder and adventure only Star Trek can give you. Let's kick this bird into Warp 5 and get on with the review! Read More
Mr. Stuffins, the highly trained black-ops agent teddy bear, is back in the second issue of this three issue miniseries! And he's back with a vengeance now that the boy he's convinced he needs to protect is suddenly in danger of something more dangerous than a swirly. Read More
