To say that Star Trek fans (Trekkies, as our preferred moniker goes) have waited an ungodly amount of time for a new series is, quite frankly, the understatement of the year; it’s […]
A Review of Star Trek: Discovery’s “The Vulcan Hello” and “Battle at the Binary Stars”
A Review of Next Gen’s “The Outcast”
Being a life-long Trekkie, I feel it is my duty as such to make a shameful confession: I’ve never seen every episode of TNG, and have yet to watch Deep Space Nine, […]
WonderCon Premiere of the Doctor Who Spin-Off “Class”
Greetings and salutations, my fellow geeks! I swear it feels like an eternity since I’ve been back here. Life sometimes tends to get in the way and rudely intrude upon one’s “geek […]
There’s Something In The Room
I can’t recall the exact date of the following experience, but if I were to offer a guess, I’d say it was sometime in the mid-to-late ’90s. If I were to be […]
A Few Bits I’d Like To See In Netflix’s “Luke Cage” Series
If you don’t already know, or had your attention surreptitiously hijacked by all manner of other geeky news (seems like the news cycle within fandom never tires), then here’s your friendly reminder: […]
The Transformative Power of Justin Lin’s Storytelling: An Initial Hater’s Review of “Star Trek Beyond”
When word first reached my ears that Justin Lin had officially signed on to direct the third installment of Abrams’ “Kelvin Timeline” films, truth be told, I think I threw up in […]
AMC’s Preacher: A Few Morsels For The Newbs
So, my fellow true believers, how are y’all diggin’ AMC’s Preacher series? Has it been successful in satiating your thirst for something you’ve never seen before? If not, be patient, stay the […]
Free Comic Book Day 2016
Another year, another wrinkle, my friends. Which is another way of saying, courteously, that we’re one cycle closer to the grave. However, fret not, mortal companions, because before we individually – or […]
Geek Culture Through The Eyes Of A Gen Xer: A Few Words On “The Future”
It’s a strange feeling to have lived through what most younglings refer to as “vintage” or “the original“. I was born in March of ’76, so I’ve lived through, and experienced, a […]
An Unconventional Superman Tale: Why Kurt Busiek’s 2004 Series Is Still One of the Best
I first read Kurt Busiek’s and Stuart Immonen’s Superman: Secret Identity when it was released back in 2004 – yes, I am aware this dates me, but the longevity of my readership […]
