By now, everyone knows there’s a lot more to the Spider-Verse than Spider-Man – just the fact that there’s a “verse” is a big clue. Not only do we have multiple versions of Spider-Man (if you saw Into the Spider-Verse you know that), but there are other Spider-Folk, like Spider-Gwen, Spider-Girl and Spider-Woman. There’s also one who a lot of people may not know much about: Silk. Continue reading Comics Cosmos – Smooth as Silk
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She Geek Critique – Entering Otherworld
Virtual reality (VR) has been a theme in sci-fi novels since before VR was actually a reality. Obviously, it’s a little more prevalent now, with a common plot line being what could go wrong either due to the technology itself or the people using and abusing it. Perhaps the best known VR-set novel of recent years is Ready Player One. A more recent addition to that collection is Otherworld by Jason Segel and Kirsten Miller. Continue reading She Geek Critique – Entering Otherworld
GW1 Issue 185 – So Many Adventures to Choose
Over the holidays, a lot of movies hit theaters – and we saw most of them! So this week we’re talking Mortal Engines, Mary Poppins Returns, Bumblebee and Aquaman, plus the newest Netflix release Bandersnatch. There’s a bit of news to share too, including a little something about puppets and a dance moves lawsuit. Listen now! Continue reading GW1 Issue 185 – So Many Adventures to Choose
She Geek Critique – Choose Your Path Wisely
When I was a kid, I read a few Choose Your Own Adventure novels. I’m sure you know the ones – start with a basic plot and every page or two there’s a choice to make and you turn to the appropriate page to continue the story. The fun was never knowing if you’d really made the right choice until you read the consequences. And yes, sometimes the story ended much sooner than you expected it to. Continue reading She Geek Critique – Choose Your Path Wisely
She Geek Critique – Exploring Virtual Fantasies
If you keep up with me, you know by now that I enjoy stories with a twist, whether it’s in books, comics, TV or movies. And I’ve written before about how much I like the dark technology sci-fi portrayed in Black Mirror. Well, when a collection of short stories popped up that was directly compared to that show, I knew I had to give it a try. Continue reading She Geek Critique – Exploring Virtual Fantasies