Fighting to slow the spread of the Covid-19 virus is impacting every aspect of our lives. Many of the geeky escapes we love are on hold or delayed for now. Cinemas are shut down, major public events must cancel or postpone and even the flow of comic books has come a crashing halt.
Our 2020 Geek Guide has drastically changed since it was first published at the start of the year. Here’s what we now know about our picks:
Never too early to save the dates for the must attend, must see and must read events for the year ahead. For the geeks or geeks you love – this year is packed with fun for every level of geekdom.
From free comics to comic cons to blockbuster movies – here are our picks to let your geek flag fly in 2020.
It’s definitely the year of the woman in movies. Our 2020 list kicks off with the Amazon Princess making the list twice!
Continue reading Geek Guide 2020Logan unleashes the claws and break out in the DAWN OF X.
One of the biggest New York Comic Con announcements from Marvel is a brand new WOLVERINE #1 by writer Benjamin Percy with artists Adam Kubert and Viktor Bogdonavic. Logan’s new solo title is among the second wave of DAWN of X books.
X-MEN, EXCLAIBUR, MARAUDERS, NEW MUTANTS, FALLEN ANGELS and X-FORCE arrive in October and November. Logan goes solo in early 2020.
Continue reading WOLVERINE 2020Marvel is promising “the next monumental chapter for the X-Men” with an omega-level creative team and intriguing promotional art.
Writer Jonathan Hickman is returning to Marvel with two big mutant projects: HOUSE OF X and POWERS OF X with artists Pepe Larraz and R.B. Silva. It’s the art by Mark Brooks that may have you excited, shocked and questioning who’s who and why are certain mutants missing?
The cosmic climax of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, mutation of the X-Men franchise, a Batman villain’s origin – 2019 will be an epic year of endings, new beginnings and minds blowing. New heroes opening doors and super sequels will hit cinemas this year.
Let’s begin our guide to 2019 biggest movies with a comic book movie not based on an actual comic book: Continue reading COMIC BOOK MOVIES of 2019
The WONDER WOMAN comic book is getting a new writer. G. Willow Wilson of the Emerald City is taking on Diana of Themyscira.
DC Comics revealed Wilson will be the new WONDER WOMAN writer. DC publisher Dan DiDio’s surprised fans on DC All Access. The celebrated writer starts chronicling the Amazon warrior’s adventures beginning in November with a story arc called, “The Just War.” Continue reading G. WILLOW WILSON Becomes New WONDER WOMAN Writer
New Comic Book Day arrives on the 4th of July this year. It’s perfect as this double celebration day marks a new beginning for the Star-Spangled Avenger.
Cap takes the lead in a week of incredible number one issues. Continue reading New Comic Book Picks for July 4, 2018
The planet’s headquarters for science fiction and fantasy is here in the Emerald City, Now Seattle’s Museum of Pop Culture is honoring some iconic heroes including the mother of Harry Potter, a comic book legend behind this swinging superhero and a video game icon.
(MoPOP) announced the newest inductees into its Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame – just one of the cool exhibits at Seattle’s temple of geek Gods and Goddesses: Continue reading MoPOP’s New Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame Inductees Revealed