We all know that nostalgia puts a shiny, happy filter on the past, making it difficult to find fault in the things we love. As geeks, we know this all too well as the games, comics and movies of our youths are a beacon of what made us who we are. I was reminded of this over the weekend when I watched a movie I hadn’t seen in a very long time: Krull. Continue reading She Geek Critique – Good Ol’ Days of Krull
Monthly Archives: April 2017
Best Geeky Finds – Keep Listening
This week will be a bit more serious. While it will have been three weeks since the Thirteen Reasons Why premiered on Netflix, as I write this it has only been days since I binged the series opening weekend. Unfortunately, this was just after several difficult weeks of depression. That said, despite the wonderful representation of Jay Asher’s book as a television miniseries, the story’s strong discussion of suicide, bullying, and rape did not allow for a positive week following. Continue reading Best Geeky Finds – Keep Listening
Irregular’s Intel – Anticipation of Your Next Read
I tried to be clever and hep you cats to a cool obscure word for the title, but I failed. Either, no such word exists, and it should, or it does and my above average research skills were lacking. Either way, you’re here and you know what I’m writing about. Continue reading Irregular’s Intel – Anticipation of Your Next Read
GW1 Issue 100 – Keepin’ It Steamy
It’s our 100th issue! Time to do a bit of reminiscing about what we’ve enjoyed and experienced over the past 100 episodes. So many things we never thought we’d be doing and so many friends we’ve made along the way.
Then we have details on a great new RPG involving goblins from our pal Robert Turk. Of course, Star Wars Celebration was last weekend, so we need to talk about that a little. And the second half of this issue is a great interview with Aloysius Fox, proprietor of the International Steampunk Symposium. Listen now! Continue reading GW1 Issue 100 – Keepin’ It Steamy
Comics Cosmos – Misplaced Paradise
What if you died and went to your promised paradise, but it wasn’t quite what you were expecting? And what if obstacles kept being placed in your path when you decided to search for the true happiness everyone claimed you deserved? That’s the general premise of The Misplaced, a four-issue miniseries available as a collected edition via a Kickstarter campaign. Continue reading Comics Cosmos – Misplaced Paradise