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Godzilla

Godzilla, Mothra, and Kaiju Oh My!

Victoria Irwin June 8, 2014 Original Stories and Art
FangirlNation.com is looking for original poetry, fiction and artwork submissions!  Each month, we will be choosing a theme and accepting submissions from authors. Our first theme is Godzilla, Mothra, and Kaiju Oh My! This theme celebrates …
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Phoenix Comic Con 2014: Day 3 and 4

Victoria Irwin June 8, 2014 Convention Reviews Events
Exhausted and worn out from the heat, we at FangirlNation have returned home from the nerdy oasis that is Phoenix Comic Con. From Mark Shepard to Stan Lee, 2014 was a whirlwind for the Geek …
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The Case of the Missing Godzilla

Bethany Davis June 8, 2014 Film & TV reviews Reviews
For a film about a giant rampaging prehistoric lizard, the new film Godzilla by director Gareth Edwards was surprisingly lacking in creatures of a reptile persuasion. The next generation of an American attempt on this …
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Gettin’ Loki: Spendin’ the Day in Dayton (Or Week in Weekton…)

Stephanie Hayslip June 8, 2014 Columns Gettin' Loki
I’m HOME! Well, kinda. Yup, sadly the show isn’t hitting Columbus.  But it DID hit Dayton!  And what a welcome it was. The genuinely most exciting thing about it was my parents got to see …
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Reviewing The Menagerie by Tui T. Sutherland and Kari Sutherland

Jessica Greenlee June 8, 2014 Book Reviews Comics & Novels Fiction Reviews Mystery Reviews YA & MG Works
In Xanadu, Wyoming the descendants of Kublai Kahn keep a menagerie full of mythical beasts and beings, protecting them from the outer world. Someone has let all six baby griffins out, and unless the family …
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Lego to Release Female Scientist Line of Toys

Stephanie Hayslip June 8, 2014 Uncategorized
What a lovely world we live in. Lego is now creating a female Lego scientist line! Lego Ideas, formerly Lego Cuusoo, has proven to hear its public on several occasions by developing and releasing several …
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Dragons Aren’t Just For Kids: How to Train Your Dragon 2

Victoria Irwin June 7, 2014 Film & TV reviews Reviews
Where do I even begin? This movie is one of the best coming of age features I have seen in a long time. This was not just a children’s movie. This was a story well told …
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King of Hell to King of Phoenix Comic Con: Mark Sheppard

Victoria Irwin June 7, 2014 Convention Reviews Events
Mark Sheppard stands prepared for a throng of people, hidden behind large gray curtains that frame the area of his photo opportunity space. So many people bought a pass to take a photograph with him …
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Gettin’ Loki: There’s a Special Kind of Lovin’ There And He’s Gonna Get Him Some…

Stephanie Hayslip June 7, 2014 Columns Gettin' Loki
Kansas City, Kansas City here I come… I’ve learned something very important about Loki in our travels.  He’s a horny bastard. Especially when it comes to fancy towel animals. “Loki?  Lokes, whatcha doin’ there buddy?” …
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Heather Miodrag Takes a Scholarly Look at the Language of Comics

Victoria Irwin June 7, 2014 Comic/Graphic Novel Reviews Reviews
As school closes out for the summer, studious readers may find themselves  longing for educated mental stimulation. Comics and Language: Reimagining Critical Discourse on the Form from the University of Mississippi Press may be able to fill …
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