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Every year, a new Call of Duty game for the masses. The multi-billion dollar franchise has sold millions upon millions of copies all over the world, has a competitive and dedicated fanbase, and continues to up the ante with each new sequel. Every week on Geekology, I take a closer look at what's happening in... Continue Reading →
Say what you will about Edward Snowden, the former CIA agent and United States government contractor who fled the country after leaking National Security Agency information to journalists. Every week on Geekology, I take a closer look at what's happening in the geek world. The opinions expressed in Geekology articles are mine and mine alone.... Continue Reading →
Every week on Geekology, I take a closer look at what's happening in the geek world. The opinions expressed in Geekology articles are mine and mine alone. Blame me, everyone. Blame me. Extra Life I'm walking to a meeting at the Salinas Valley Memorial Hospital. I pass by the emergency room, and I peer through... Continue Reading →
Rebirth starts May 25, 2016 with a one-shot that will lead to a relaunch of all but two of DC's current titles -- Action Comics and Detective Comics will go back to their original numbers with the New52 issues added on for the count. The aftermath will result in a two-year event that's "more of... Continue Reading →
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bd-RqM2scac I had a chance this past weekend at Silicon Valley Comic-Con 2016 to interview the cofounders of Legion M, a new company owned by the fans. Paul Scanlan and Jeff Anison, CEO and President, gave me the lowdown on what their plans are for the company, how they created it, and why fans... Continue Reading →
Alex Abad-Santos over at Vox penned a great article summing up a lot of the controversy and background regarding Marvel and Netflix's next superhero venture -- Iron Fist. Go ahead and read that first if you need a primer because Abad-Santos makes some really fantastic points that I'm going to use as background for this... Continue Reading →
With a dash of dramatic flair, and the subtlety of a bull in a China shop, the Samurai Chef judges his contestants' dishes with his katana. The various Kitches competing for an ultimate victory know their dishes live or die by the blade, and they'll have to come up with some interesting tactics to defeat... Continue Reading →
At first, The Woodland Welfare Manifesto looks like something you might see in the children' section of your local comic shop. The colors are vibrant, and most of the characters are ... cuddly-ish animals. And then, the main character urinates on a government document. The Woodland Welfare Manifesto, narrated by Uncle Stas, details the... Continue Reading →
There's very little setup for the main character in the first two episodes of Random Cushing's comic series Refill. What's present are quickly paced stories filled with action, characters, and unpredictable plot turns. The art doesn't settle for two dimensions -- the layouts feel incredibly alive with movement. That each episode is a self-contained... Continue Reading →
The cosplayer talent at Big Wow! 2014 was a sight to behold. I especially enjoyed the group pictures taken downstairs in the foyer. Bill Watters set the groups up, gave directions, and rotated photographers in and out. (Bill deserves muchos kudos for giving the cosplayers a great outlet that also considers accessibility for the photographers.... Continue Reading →
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