Nerd Management -Ep 29- Cullen Bunn: The Spy Magician
This week the Nerd Managers interview Comic Book creator Cullen Bunn! We discuss his upcoming books, Sinestro, Magneto, and The Remains! We manage to manage all things nerdy! Check out…
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Home Entertainment Review: Darkman (Shout! Factory)
Before Sam Raimi directed the first Spider-Man film franchise in the early 2000’s and staked his claim in the world of superheroes Universal took a gamble on Raimi, who at…
Nerd Management -Ep. 28- You Don’t Even Know the Name of My Band
Without guidance, the Nerd Managers wonder aimlessly through comic book reviews and discuss the best man for the job to match couples together in this romantically confusing episode!
The Next Issue – Why Race Still Matters
In this special edition, Aitch and Pete along with special guests Brian Isaacs from The Fanboy Factor and Vince White creator of Will Power comics, (http://www.willpowercomic.com/) discuss why race seems…
the jman sayeth: My top 5(ish) Things in February’s Previews.
your friendly neighborhood jman - Feature Editor Man! There was a TON of good stuff in this month’s Previews! So much so, I actually had to take a couple of things off my list (because, really…do you…
The Next Issue 125 – We like it; We hate it
CLICK TO LISTEN TO THE SHOW In this issue, Aitch Pete and Elden are talking comics and other goodies!!! It’s one of those weeks we have a difference of opinions…
Toy Review: The Lego Movie Trash Chomper (Lego)
I think everyone initially suspected that the Lego Movie was just a ploy for Lego to print money. I mean, what kind of movie could they possibly make about Lego…
TV Review: Arrow: Season 2: Episode 13: Heir to the Demon (CW)
May contain spoilers It’s an important function of any TV drama to juggle multiple plots at one time to keep the audience interested. These plots are usually driven by side…
Comic Review: Marvel Now! Loki: Agent of Asgard #1 (Marvel)
I gotta be completely honest with you (not that you would know if I was lying or not, perhaps “old” Loki has hijacked my being as well?!?! Whoa…did I just…
Home Entertainment Review: Justice League: WAR (Warner)
Back in 2004, when Identity Crisis was on it’s way to becoming one of the most important comic books in history, Green Arrow gave us a personal insight in to…