‘Lazy Eye’ Gets Theatrical and VOD/DVD Release This November
Queer film Lazy Eye comes to Los Angeles & New York Theaters as well as on VOD/DVD next month! (more…)
Farid-ul-Haq
Farid has a Double Masters in Psychology and Biotechnology as well as an M.Phil in Molecular Genetics. He is the author of numerous books including Missing in Somerville, and The Game Master of Somerville. He gives us insight into comics, books, TV shows, anime/manga, video games, and movies.
‘Adaeus: Rogue Planet’ Enters Steam Greenlight! Seeks Votes!
Adaeus: Rogue Planet has entered Steam Greenlight. Go ahead and vote for this 16-bit roguelike platformer. (more…)
Batman: The Telltale Series Episode 3: ‘New World Order’ Game Review
The third episode of Batman: The Telltale Series titled "New World Order" had a very interesting twist at the end...
‘DC Comics: The Big Book of Superpowers’ & ‘On the Go!’ Review – DC Super Heroes
DC Comics: The Big Book of Superpowers and On the Go! Use classic versions of famous heroes to share knowledge...
Gotham Confirms Penguin’s Romantic Feelings in “Follow the White Rabbit”
It is official Gotham fans! "Follow the White Rabbit" has confirmed Penguin’s romantic feelings for Nygma. (more…)
Aftermath 1×5 Review: A Clatter and a Chatter
This week’s episode of Aftermath titled 'A Clatter and a Chatter' introduced a new character while getting rid of an...
“DC Comics: The Big Book of Girl Power” Teaches Kids About Female Superheroes!
I love it when cute little books about comic book superheroes are released for little kids. DC Comics: The Big...
Digital Realm: A Geeky Wonderland in Lahore, Pakistan
Digital Realm provides geeks with access to all sorts of merchandise, collectibles, and even more in Lahore, Pakistan. (more…)
Ms. Marvel Issue 12 Preview Shows Kamala Khan Traveling to Pakistan!
The preview for Ms. Marvel Issue 12 has been released and Kalama Khan is going to Pakistan. (more…)
‘Unblemished’ by Sara Ella Tells The Story of Accepting Yourself!
Unblemished by Sara Ella is a dark YA fantasy that falls into some old clichés but is still an enjoyable...