The guys who made that comic I keep talking about and writing devotionals on also wrote a Marvel series back in 2013 and for some reason it’s taken me till this month to start it. I probably shouldn’t be surprised that I found more excellent comics theology there and couldn’t wait to talk about it.… Read More Comics Theology
Disclaimer: I received a free copy of this book to review. I wanted to love this book so much. I’ve been fascinated by the concept of Young Centurions and I’m always collecting books and games to use in education or parenting. Fate! Pulp, which is not really my thing but very close to steampunk and… Read More Review: Sally Slick and the Steel Syndicate
Whoa, that daily blogging schedule I had kind of went poof, huh? It’s not that I haven’t been writing much. I have, most days. It’s just that a lot of it hasn’t been on the blog. And I do prioritize the reading schedule because getting into that habit has been a lot harder for me,… Read More Week(s) In Review
I’ve been keeping up with my reading, but realized tonight that I haven’t been doing the reviews to go along with all of them. Particularly the comics, since that’s actually part of the challenge I’m doing. So I’m going to try to get back to that, and add a couple to the list to make… Read More Review: Gotham Academy Vol. 2
I dunno, does Archie even count as “geek stuff”? Oh well, I’m going with it. But first, an announcement! Several months ago I submitted a piece of writing to a zine that would be put out by one of my favorite websites. And now it’s been published! You can check it out (and maybe even… Read More Things I’m Watching: Geek Stuff Gone Mainstream
Fate! How long has it been since I wrote about the Fate roleplaying system? Too long! But I am about to remedy that with this game that uses Fate Accelerated rules (or ones very similar). First thing’s first, let’s get the disclaimers out of the way. I received a free copy of this book (as… Read More RPG Review – Young Centurions
This is not what I planned to be reading this week. For starters, I just didn’t plan to read this many, because for quite awhile there I was having trouble finding time to read. Doing all these challenges and making a habit of reading every day has re-awakened my love of reading and made it… Read More Check These Out – PTSD Superhero Comics
So when I first mentioned this series awhile ago, I called it an ethereal fairy tale for adults. That was based on the first episode. It gets dark real quick. So if you’re not into that, you should probably not watch. But it’s good though. Really good. It has flaws, but it’s captivating and occasionally… Read More Thoughts on “The OA”
Hey, it’s turning into Kevin Smith week for me, and I am so okay with that. I had forgotten “Supergirl Lives” (the Supergirl episode he directed) aired this week, but everyone was talking about it on my Twitter feed so I just got caught up. I’m going to refrain from doing an actual review or… Read More There Are No Redshirts
Author: Jim Zub Artists: Steven Cummings, Tara Bonvillain Issues: 11-15 Spoiler-Free Review If you’re reading volume 3, I hope you’ve already read what came before and therefore have a handle on the series. It’s not entirely necessary, I think you could follow this book on its own without too much trouble. But the first two… Read More Review: Wayward Volume 3
