The Marvel movie power-train just keeps on chugging along, as we reach the end of phase two with their twelfth film: Ant-Man. Directed by Peyton Reed and starring Paul Rudd, Evangeline Lilly, Corey Stoll and Michael Douglas. We follow the story of down-on-his-luck, ex-con Scott Lang (Paul Rudd), who steals Hank Pym’s Ant-Man suit. Learning
The Pixelated Geek crew is prepping for Comic-Con, so there’s just enough time for a quick book review before the festivities start. And since there may be an upcoming podcast on fan-fiction, the review this week will be for something that’s every fan-fic’s writer’s dream: fan-fiction that’s been published with permission from the author of the original work. Hugh
Whispering Willows is the first game by developer Night Light Interactive and is a horror-themed adventure/puzzle game. You play as Elena Elkhorn, a descendent a native-american tribe that had the power of separating their spirits from their physical bodies allowing them to commune with the spirits of the dead. When her father goes missing it
[Guest Writer: Sara Winchester] It’s been three years since Magic Mike crawled across a movie theater screen and into your panties. Now after a long, hard wait the next chapter for the Kings of Tampa has come back to those screens today, in Magic Mike XXL. When the first Magic Mike came out I admit that I was
This Fourth of July weekend you have many movie choices. You could take the family to enjoy Inside Out, or run from dinosaurs again with Jurassic World. Hell, get your girls or guys together and go watch Channing shake his ass once again in Magic Mike XXL. Or, what you should do, is go fight
Readers of Chuck Palahniuk’s comic book sequel to Fight Club might see his recently released short-story collection Make Something Up and think “Oh hey, it’s the guy who wrote the book that the Brad Pitt film was based on. I’ll probably love this.” Whoa. Slow down. Hold up. Hang on just a minute. Palahniuk is
The Thunder Buddies are back! Seth MacFarlane once again writes and directs the characters from his 2012 mega hit in the follow up Ted 2. This time around Ted marries his girlfriend Tami-Lynn and the couple wants to have a baby. However, to have custody of a child, Ted must prove to a court of law that
“We should’ve known. Being happy: always a sign that somebody was about to die.” —From Knight Quest: The Quest for the Knights, by Swerve of Helex. I keep waiting for James Roberts and Alex Milne to create an issue that really lets me down, a story I just don’t care for. Sure didn’t happen this time.
More worlds – more problems! After the events of Combiner Wars, Windblade and Starscream race to recruit the lost Cybertronian colonies to the Council of Worlds – but which of them will control the fate of Cybertron? The official description from IDW doesn’t quite describe how detailed, quirky, and fun this issue is. Click the link for a