Your New Nice Outfit
Hello, just wanted to share some awesome geeky artwork done by Phil Noto on http://philnoto.tumblr.com/ . He is on a Buffy kick today it would seem as he has added two more Buffy portraits since I last checked.
Here’s a wonderful Supergirl, but I’m going to stop talking because the art speaks for itself.
REVIEW: Angel: The Wolf, the Ram, and the Heart(2011)
Angel: The Wolf, the Ram, and the Heart, is a six issue arc directly following The Crown Prince Syndrome. The book is a good end for the arc, but as the end of an era of Angel it doesn’t hold up.
Angel: The Wolf, the Ram, and the Heart
Writer: David Tischman, and Mariah Huenher
Art: Elena Casagrande, Jason Armstrong, Stephen Thompson
Colorist: Ilaria Traversir,Brian Miller, Lisa Jackson
Editor: Maria Huehner
Publisher:IDW
Cover Price: $24.99
Top 10 Things I Learned From Joss Whedon’s Comic-Con Panel
If you don’t have time to listen to this guy yammer for 50 minutes(but you can below) but you still want to get a gist of what was said at the panel, then read on to the top 10 things I learned from Joss Whedon’s comic-con panel. Read More…
The Get Geek Podcast episode 5
This week on the Get Geek Podcast: Doctor Who(of course, Tim’s getting LOST, horrible super mobiles, and much more.
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Putting the Savage(Worlds) in our Heroes: Scott Pilgrim
What is this: Savage worlds claims to be a universal system. Usable for everything. With this series I plan to look to see if this is the case, and look at some of my favorite characters. Today I’m going to look at Scott Pilgrim. NOTE I am using the book Scott, not the movie Scott, although there is not much different with the respective Scott’s.
The Get Geek Podcast episode 4: Finally!
This week on the Get Geek Podcast: Doctor Who news, Box 13, Enjoy your Rabbit, the periodic table of tropes, and much much more.d
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REVIEW: Lost at Sea (2003)
Before O’Malley crashed into popularity with the (Amazing) Scott Pilgrim series, their was Lost at Sea. Lost at sea is a look at the confusing lonely time of being a teenager.
Lost at Sea
Writer and Artist: Bryan Lee O’Malley
Editor: James Lucas Jones
Publisher: Oni Press
Price: $11.95
Celebrate Joss Whedons Birthday and get that comic you wanted for sale.
It’s Joss Whedon’s Birthday today. He has turned 47 and we all wish him a good day right?
Anyway the fine folks at Things From Another World have made a sale for 25% off all Buffy books, and $1 Angel issues. If you’ve been on the fence about whether to get these books; here’s your chance. The sale!.
Don’t forget that right here on Get Geek I have reviewed a few Angel books. Only Human , Immortality For Dummies(issues 32-37) , The Devil You Know , and The Crown Prince Syndrome (38-43).
REVIEW: Fables Vol.4 (2010)
If you couldn’t tell, I really like Fables. In fact, I love Mr. Willingham’s work in general. This volume is no different. It is the biggest, most epic Fables story line yet.
Fables: March of the Wooden Soldiers
Writer: Bill Willingham
Pencillers: Mark Buckingham, Craig Hamilton, P. Craig Russell
Inkers: Steve Leialoha, P. Craig Russell, Mark Buckingham
Colorist:Daniel Vozzo, Lovern Kindzierski
Editor: Shelly Bond
Publisher:Vertigo
Price: $17.99
REVIEW: Angel: The Crown Prince Syndrome(2010)
Angel: The Crown Prince Syndrome, is a six issue arc directly following Immortality For Dummies. The quo is even more status-ified, and things get more crazy. If you like the first volume, you will like this just as much.
Angel: The Crown Prince Syndrome
Writer: Bill Willingham, David Tischman, and Mariah Huenher
Art: Elena Casagrande
Inks: Walter Trono
Colorist: Ilaria Traversir
Editor: Maria Huehner
Publisher:IDW
Cover Price: $24.99
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