There’s nothing that makes our geek hearts prouder than seeing someone wear their nerd on their sleeves… and legs… and most of their body. If imitation is one of the most sincerest forms of flattery then cosplay is surely one of the most devoted forms of fandom. Now with WonderCon 2014 kicking off our convention
At this year’s Tribeca Film Festival, viewers waiting to see the premiere of In Your Eyes were shown a short video message from the film’s writer, Joss Whedon. He apologized for not being there (he was on the set of Age of Ultron in the video.) He hoped everyone enjoyed the film, and then casually
Skids: We’re on some sort of Quest? Swerve: Uh-huh. We’ve got to find the 12 fragments of the Primal Key, unlock the Infinity Gate, travel sideways in time, defeat the Agents of Chaos and restore order to the Multiverse. Skids:… Swerve: Nah, I’m just messing with you. We’re actually looking for the Knights of Cybertron,
There’s nothing that makes our geek hearts prouder than seeing someone wear their nerd on their sleeves… and legs… and most of their body. If imitation is one of the most sincerest forms of flattery then cosplay is surely one of the most devoted forms of fandom. Now with WonderCon 2014 kicking off our convention
You can listen to this episode on our Comic Issues channel at Anchor.fm! While some of the crew were in the magical kingdom of Anaheim Anthony, Elizabeth, and Leland from Movie Issues sat down with some of the people they’ve been talking about for months and years on the podcast. Tucked away in the dark
There’s nothing that makes our geek hearts prouder than seeing someone wear their nerd on the sleeves… and legs… and most of they body. If imitation is one of the most sincerest forms of flattery than cosplay is surely one of the most devoted forms of fandom. Now with WonderCon 2014 kicking off our convention
You can listen to this episode on our Movie Issues channel at Anchor.fm! This week the guys go and get their holiday animation on! They watched the 2012 animated flick, Rise of the Guardians. You know, that movie where Santa Claus, The Easter Bunny, The Tooth Fairy, The Sandman and Jack Frost all have to
Andy Weir’s first novel, The Martian, has gotten a lot of attention lately, mostly because it’s nerve-wrackingly realistic. It’s about a man living in an environment that’s trying to kill him every second of his existence. And that’s on the good days, when his own mistakes don’t make things worse. It’s very well-written, and it’s not
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