DC Direct continues to roll along with their Women of the DC Universe bust series, spotlighting the heroic and villainous females of DC Comics. The newest piece released in the line is the Huntress bust, and here's my review. Read More

Previously the Cinema Doctor confronted 007 and taught him how to shoot straight by euthanizing Die Another Day. Now the Cinema Doctor ventures into the world of sexy showgirls, tap dancing nazis, and horny old women. Read More

This week sees the release of the Pulp Tales comic from Boom! Studios, a benefit comic created to support artist Josh Medors, recently diagnosed with cancer. An assortment of talents have come together to create this new anthology book, and it's like and unlike anything I've read Read More

This week finds me with another dead XBox 360! Read More

Congratulations to SusanKay, the winner of the new Eureka soundtrack CD by Bear McCreary! We will have another new contest starting up soon, and in the meantime we have a sort of bizarre and off-the-cuff contest in this week's podcast. Read More

I'm a big fan of Sideshow Collectibles' Star Wars diorama statues and have been collecting all of them as they're released. The newest one recreates a scene from Episode 2 and is the Padme Vs Nexu diorama. Here's a look at it, with photos. Read More

It's been a busy week at Fandomania Central! Here's a look back at the best of the past week's posts. Read More

Pushing Daisies just might be the most adorably bizarre series on TV right now, and this week it returned to begin its second season on ABC. Here's a look at some of the coolest fan art online. Read More

The second series of Doctor Who's kid friendly spin-off series The Sarah Jane Adventures has finally arrived in Great Britain. Fortunately, we at Fandomania were able to see it, and now we are going to review it. Read More

Ever see a piece of furniture on the side of the road and think, "Man, I bet I could do something awesome with that"? Zaqurus at Craftster did, when she found a junky old card table by her dumpster and combined it with some X-Men comics she'd bought on Amazon. Read More

If there is one thing I love almost as much as books, it's music. If there is a movie genre that I have a guilty pleasure of, it's period pieces. It's easy to see, then, why I was very happy to have the chance to review The Duchess soundtrack. Read More

Picking up where the first season abruptly ended, Ned the Piemaker (Lee Pace), Emerson the Private Eye (Chi McBride), and Chuck the Living Dead Girl (Anna Friel), investigate the death of a spokesmodel for a company that works with bees. Read More