A Week(ish) In News
Hello to you all. So things became increasingly hectic over the last week and as such I fell a bit behind on nerdy news. I just wanted to let you all know (someone is out there reading this, right?)...
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R.I.P. Ray Bradbury
By now I’m sure most everyone knows this, but Ray Bradbury is no longer among us. The exceptionally talented sci-fi writer passed away this morning in Los Angeles. He was 91 years old. Ray Bradbury is...
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Everybody Loves Tank Girl (Review)
I’ve never even heard of Tank Girl before, but I love graphic novels and this one was given to me for free! It’s awesome. In short, it’s a compilation of seemingly random, quick stories encompassing...
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Plague Nation (Review)
When I was asked to review this novel, Plague Nation by Dana Fredsti, my first thought was “oh shit, zombies…” I dislike zombies. I have to say that they scare me. Ever since high school when my...
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Carved In Flesh – A Supernatural Novel (Review)
Demons, angels and everything else that goes bump in the night. Dean and Sam Winchester have just about seen it all and even things they haven’t, are ready with their rifles and devils trap to snare...
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Calibrating Phoenix Comicon
Phoenix Comicon has come and gone, and with its end we’re left with many questions: Who are we? What do we want? Where are we going? Well, those questions may actually stem from the Babylon 5 20th...
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Complex 90 (Book Review)
I feel like I need to give an extremely brief description about myself before I continue: I’m a confident 25-year-old woman. I feel like my opinion on this novel is somewhat biased because of my...
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Fringe: The Zodiac Paradox (Review)
This week I read Fringe: The Zodiac Paradox by Christa Faust. To sum up the story, briefly: Youthful Walter Bishop, William Bell, and Nina Sharp duke it out with an infamous serial killer who is not...
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Calibrating the Average Life Expectancy of a Gungan
Our dynamic trio is back together again after a series of vacations & other shenanigans. This week, Josh, Brad, & Justin look at some recent news before moving onto our main topic: Star Wars....
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Calibrating The Overhyping of Media
Watch_Dogs Syndrome When trying to stand out in a oversaturated marketplace, the only thing sometimes separating one person’s (or company’s) product from another is hype. The question is, when does...
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Phoenix Comicon 2014 (Album & Thoughts)
Phoenix Comicon has come and gone, and with it some small parts of my joy. Honestly, I hated Phoenix Comicon last year, so I find it quite shocking that this year’s event was so much different for me....
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Calibrating Crossmedium Adaptation
When is it justified to change the source material when adapting a piece of media to a different medium? In recent memory there has been sweeping changes to Game of Thrones, based on the George R. R....
View ArticleWitches of East End: Season 2 Preview
It’s been awhile since I last tuned into Lifetime — seriously, when they stopped showing 6 episode of Golden Girls a day, they were dead to me — but when did they start tackling fantasy genre stories...
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Calibrating the Missing Host Conundrum
Josh has gone missing, but filling in for him this week is Brad who rises to power like a fiery phoenix of hostitude. On the show the trio discusses the new Nintendo 3DS and what we know of it so far,...
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