The Entire 1940’s Newspaper Comics Available For The First Time Ever! San Diego, CA (June 24, 2014) – In partnership with DC Entertainment, IDW Publishing and Library of American Comics is pleased to announce the …

If the new Robocop film wasn’t enough to fill the hole left by Detective Murphy’s guns, BOOM! Press is giving you a little relief. Robocop: Human Element #1 is a trade collection of previously released …

What would happen if every geek reference you made or every comic you read gave you the power to fight otherworldly creatures? Geekomancy, by Michael Underwood, combines the answer to that question with a heroine …

Magic! Fighting! Romance! For those looking for fun female-centric fantasy films, Painted Skin: The Resurrection features esteemed actresses Zhao Wei and Zhou Xun as powerful women who have the ability to manipulate, kick ass, and make deep …

For those of us intrigued by the idea of taxidermy, Walter Potter (1835-1918) is probably one of the best examples of creativity centered around dead animals. Potter, a resident of Bramber, Sussex in the United …

Wow…wow Loki…I didn’t know I meant that much to you… And flowers?  For me?  Oh Loki, I knew this day would come, I just KNEW it.  We’ll be so happy together!  And our babies will …

The name Stephanie Kwolek may not be familiar to most, but her creation Kevlar is known to many in law enforcement. Working as a scientist for Dupont, Kwolek discovered the technology behind bulletproof fabric that …

All Those Vanished Engines by Paul Park weaves in and out of history and story telling like the interwoven gold and animal hair bracelet discussed over and over again throughout the book. Set just after …

Oklahoma City was feast or famine. It was a cute little city, with a ton of pride, and that is admirable.  But the fact of the matter is that neither I nor Loki are that …

So let me be fair here: I was not looking forward to Omaha.  I mean, it’s Omaha.  In Nebraska.  Just the sound of these two words rustle up images of flat plains and…yeah, that’s about it. Not …