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'MST3K' Turkey Day Potluck of the Stars Marathon and Mystery Box Giveaway
If there’s one thing us geeks can rely on during these turbulent times, it’s the annual Mystery Science Theater 3000 marathon. And this year, Shout! TV is pulling out all the stops. Tune-in to the star studded Mystery Science Theater 3000 Turkey Day Potluck of the Stars Marathon, streaming all day 11/28. Hosted by Jonah Ray, special guests include David Dastmalchian, Mike Flanagan, Bryan Fuller, Mark Hamill, Matthew Lillard, Kumail Nanjiani and more.
Stack Overflow: New Titles Coming Up in May
Several of the listed books are Middle Grade novels, they hold a special place in my heart, and, although they take a bit longer to read, they do invite engagement, connection and empathy in a way that picture books simply cannot achieve. Climb on my lap. We’re under the moon. We might hear some animales soon.
April 2024 Book Review Round-Up!
Last month, I properly hit my groove in both reading and reviewing. I read seven books in April, which I think is my highest monthly total in many years. This new monthly list approach I have been taking has made me love reading more than ever. Unlike last month, when one book hit a bum note, I enjoyed everything I read.
Choose Your Trash in 'Goats' Day Out'
The goats are loose! Eat all the random items you can find and fill your belly before you’re wrangled back to the petting zoo. What Is Goats’ Day Out? Goats’ Day Out is a polyomino-placement game for 2 to 5 players, ages 8 and up, and takes about 30 minutes to play. It retails for $19.99 and is available directly from Ravensburger or in stores. The gameplay is easy to learn and plays quickly, but younger players may need a little assistance with scoring.
You Don't Have to be the Fastest, Just Not the Slowest in 'Run! The Card Game'
When getting together as a family or a group of friends, whether at home, on vacation, or even camping, card games can be a great way to have fun, socialize, and bond together. While many traditional card games use the standard poker deck with number and face cards, there are many newer card games that have their own cards. These allow for unique types of gameplay and mechanics not available in a standard deck of cards. Some of these newer card games also have great artwork.
ELEGOO Phecda Laser Engraver and Cutter Kickstarter Campaign Hits the Halfway Mark
The Kickstarter campaign for ELEGOO’s new machine, the Phecda laser engraver and cutter, is at the halfway mark with over $2.2 million raised as of this writing. As I’d discussed in my announcement article, the Phecda has a lot of great features, all wrapped in an affordable solution for laser engraving and cutting. There are still a number of Early Bird specials that had been added to the campaign after the initial round sold out.
Vera Bradley: 'The Mandalorian' Collection
Grogu and the Mandalorian have arrived at Vera Bradley with the latest in Vera’s Limited Edition Star Wars line. With four different patterns, including a holiday variation, this is the collection you are looking for. What Makes Vera Bradley Stand Out? Vera Bradley is an affordable designer that has bags for the everyday person. Many of the bags are machine washable (cold water, then line/air dry) and some are made with recycled cotton.
Review - DC Vs. Vampires #8: The Hunt Begins
DC Vs. Vampires #8 – James Tynion IV/Matthew Rosenberg, Writers; Otto Schmidt, Artist Ray – 8.5/10 Ray: The first half of this series has been about the vampires winning the war, and the second half seems to be about the resistance. It takes several stages, with the heroes hiding out of the sights of their immortal enemies. But while some are willing to bide their time, others are looking to make their move now.
Final Days to Save in the Origins Game Table YouStarter Campaign
Still looking to pick up a fantastic game table at a 40% savings? The YouStarter campaign for the Origins Game Table is almost over—the last day is Thursday, October 22. As of this writing, there are still a few slots left in the second wave, which will see tables delivered in January 2021 to backers. Plus, you can receive great discounts on accessories for your table. Go to the Origins YouStarter campaign using this link to save 40% on both a game table and the optional dining top.
Review: Jackery SolarSaga 100W Portable Solar Panel
Gold Level Patrons: Chris Spires, Doug Smidebush, Lior Keinan, Kelvin Nduka, Thad Standley, Nolan Zak, Adam Franks, Stephen Brown, Loren Roberts, Matt and Nykki Boersma, Tom Morgan, Jack Everitt, John Kovalic, Seiler Hagan, Jess Hart, Will James, Christopher M. Kelly, Roberto L. Vargas, Michele Hall, Chuck Lawton, Ismael Schonhorst, (There are those who call him) Tim, Vladimir Weinstein, Randiman Rogers, Robert Booth, Henry Roenke, Kevin Culp, W.
Kickstarter Tabletop Alert: Build a City in 'Streets'
Can you help others build the best city possible, while making the most money for yourself? That’s the basis of Streets, a new game on Kickstarter. What Is Streets? Streets is a game for 1-5 players, ages 10 and up, and takes about 30 minutes to play. It’s currently seeking funding on Kickstarter, with a pledge level of £23 (about $31) for a copy of the standard game, or £38 (about $51) for the deluxe game. Streets was designed by Haakon Hoel Gaarder and published by Sinister Fish Games.
Kickstarter Tabletop Review: 'Lizard Wizard'
Recruit wizards, build towers, cast spells, and summon familiars in the land of Astoria! What Is Lizard Wizard? Lizard Wizard is a game for 2 to 5 players, ages 14 and up, and takes about 90 minutes to play. It’s currently seeking funding on Kickstarter, with a pledge level of $49 for a copy of the game; there’s also the deluxe tier for $89 that includes metal coins, player mats, and wooden reagent tokens, or you can select add-ons individually.
Re-Visting 'X-Men' - GeekDad
Janet James, Phyllis Thesier, Nick Vance, Jenny Ross, Top Shelf Gamer, Dan Aiello, Adam Marler, Steve Caires, Dan Brashear, Ben Hsu, Richard Bliss, Uncle Doug MacDonand, Brian Colin, Peter Smyth, Mark Buffington, Josh H., Propelstalz, Mary Crocker, Wayne Moulton Jr, Mitch Gross, Jim Valko, Andrew Brown, Lucy Ravitch, Nicholas Duresky, Heather Hofshi, John Kemp, Thorsten Karge, Natasha Dzurny, Keith Ives, Benjamin Chan, Neal Bhatnagar, Justin Farr, Regan Lee, Elaine, Nate Fugal, Stephanie...
Review- ′Usagi Yojimbo Issue # 10: Mon'
Posted on July 27, 2020 by Mariana Ruiz • 0 Comments Writer and Artist: Stan Sakai Cover Artist: Stan Sakai Usagi Yojimbo #10 wants to talk about an interesting part of Japanese culture: the kamon or family crest. As many things, this distinctive feature would represent a family tree and was first and foremost used by nobility. Now, as we know, Lord Hikiji defeated Usagi’s Lord Mifune, and has taken control of the Northern Province.
Help Those Meddling Kids in 'Scooby-Doo: Betrayal at Mystery Mansion'
Which member of the Mystery Inc. Gang will you play? Image by Michael Knight Scooby-Doo and his human companions from the Mystery Inc. Gang are back to solve creepy mysteries. With the recent release of the latest movie, SCOOB!, more children are being exposed to the popular cartoon series which debuted in 1969.
Kickstarter Tabletop Alert: Get the Band Together in 'Steven Universe: Beach-a-Palooza'
Join Steven Universe and his friends for Beach-a-Palooza! Recruit your band members, attract an audience, and don’t forget about those pesky party crashers. What Is Steven Universe: Beach-a-Palooza? Steven Universe: Beach-a-Palooza is a card game for 2 to 6 players, ages 10 and up, and takes about 45 to 60 minutes to play. It’s currently seeking funding on Kickstarter, with a pledge level of $30 (plus shipping) for a copy of the game.
'The Alpha': Lead Your Pack to Dominance
Food is scarce, and the wolves are hungry. Can you lead your pack to dominance and become The Alpha? What Is The Alpha? The Alpha is a game about pack hunting for 3 to 6 players, ages 10 and up, and takes about 45 minutes to play. It retails for $29.99 and is available now in game stores, online, and directly from the publisher.
Review: 'The Unicorn Quest' by Kamilla Benko
Posted on July 22, 2020 by Derrick Schneider • 0 Comments The Unicorn Quest books. Pictures from kamillabenko.com My daughter is a voracious reader, but sometimes a book seems to resonate a bit more than others. She reads it even more intently than normal. She talks about it a lot. Elements of the story show up in her own play. The latest such story to hit that particular nerve was The Unicorn Quest trilogy by Kamilla Benko.
Word Wednesday 'Two Tribes' by Chris Beckett
Posted on July 22, 2020 by Robin Brooks • 0 Comments This Week’s Word Is “Brexit.” Chris Beckett is an author I’ve been meaning to read for several years now, ever since Dark Eden won the Clarke Award. Finally, I caught up with is work, with his latest novel, Two Tribes. I was drawn to Two Tribes because of its themes of Brexit and climate change. Before COVID-19, if there were two things in the UK that polarised discourse more than anything else, they were Brexit and climate change.
GeekDad Review: PaMu Headphones
Posted on July 22, 2020 by Michael Knight • 0 Comments PaMu Explore Headphones. Image by Michael Knight While one of my main locations for listening to podcasts and music was in the car, since the COVID-19 pandemic which has forced me to work from home, I spend a lot less time in the car. As other members of my family are doing their own activities such as school at home, I need to keep my music and other audio entertainment personal so as not to bother others.
'Pathfinder 2E' Humble Bundle Committed to Diversity and Social Justice
Posted on July 22, 2020 by Tom Fassbender • 0 Comments Every so often the fine folks at Paizo (publisher of the Pathfinder and Starfinder RPG systems) partner with the equally fine folks at Humble Bundle to offer a series of Paizo products via Humble Bundle’s “Pay What You Want” program. And this is one of those times.
Zatanna's Obsession - GeekDad
Posted on July 21, 2020 by Ray Goldfield • 0 Comments Justice League Dark #24 cover, via DC Comics. Justice League Dark #24 – Ram V, Writer; Amancay Nahuelpan, Artist; June Chung, Colorist Ray – 9/10 Ray: Ram V takes over in full this issue, as the Justice League Dark head into a new era. The team is splintered by the betrayal of John Constantine last issue, and it’s clear that not all the team is well.
Review - Batman #95: Gotham Goes Joker
Posted on July 21, 2020 by Ray Goldfield • 0 Comments Batman #95 variant cover, via DC Comics. Batman #95 – James Tynion IV, Writer; Jorge Jimenez, Artist; Tomeu Morey, Colorist Ray – 9.5/10 Ray: Joker War has been building for a while, but now that it’s here, we can see exactly what all the hype was about. This is the biggest-scale Joker story since Endgame by Snyder and Capullo, but it has a completely different vibe.
Review - Batman: Detective Comics #1024 - The Battle for Harvey Dent
Posted on July 21, 2020 by Ray Goldfield • 0 Comments Detective Comics #1024 variant cover, via DC Comics. Batman: Detective Comics #1024 – Peter J. Tomasi, Writer; Brad Walker, Penciller; Andrew Hennessy, Norm Rapmund, Inkers; Brad Anderson, Colorist Ray – 8/10 Ray: If you ever wanted to see how chaotic a Batman comic could get, the first half of this issue makes a good case.
Review: 'Virtually Yours,' A Graphic Novel on Dating
Posted on July 21, 2020 by Mariana Ruiz • 0 Comments ‘Virtually Yours’ Jeremy Holt (Author) Elizabeth Beals (Artist) Adam Wollet (Letterer) This virtual world is taking us on its stride ever rapidly. And things are happening faster than ever. For instance, a couple of years ago, no one would have read a romantic comedy in graphic novel form, no one. And now here we are, this is a first time for me on this new format, and I have mixed feelings about it.
Review - Amethyst #4: Dark Opal Unleashed
Posted on July 21, 2020 by Ray Goldfield • 0 Comments Amethyst #4 cover, via DC Comics. Amethyst #4 – Amy Reeder, Writer/Artist; Marissa Louise, Colorist Ray – 9/10 Ray: Equal parts coming-of-age story and fantasy epic, Amy Reeder’s reinvention of Gemworld has been another big winner coming out of the Wonder Comics line. With a few reluctant allies, Amy has finally made her way to the headquarters of her arch-nemesis Dark Opal—but Opal isn’t what he used to be.
Review - Batgirl #47: Payback Time
Posted on July 21, 2020 by Ray Goldfield • 0 Comments Batgirl #47 cover, via DC Comics. Batgirl #47 – Cecil Castellucci, Writer; Robbi Rodriguez, Artist; Jordie Bellaire, Colorist Ray – 5/10 Ray: One of the biggest problems with bringing Barbara Gordon back as Batgirl is that DC has never been able to leave behind the most traumatic part of her story—the Joker’s brutal attack in The Killing Joke.
Review - Superman: Action Comics #1023 - Superman Strikes Back
Posted on July 21, 2020 by Ray Goldfield • 0 Comments Action Comics #1023 variant cover, via DC Comics. Superman: Action Comics #1023 – Brian Michael Bendis, Writer; John Romita Jr, Penciller; Klaus Janson, Inker; Brad Anderson, Colorist Ray – 8.5/10 Ray: While Superman has had the explosive action, Action Comics has actually been the tenser and stronger book at times.
DC This Week Roundup - Black Label Special
Posted on July 21, 2020 by Ray Goldfield • 0 Comments Case files. Via DC Comics.
Geek Daily Deals July 21 2020: Bluetooth Audio Transmitter for $30 With Our Secret Code!
Posted on July 21, 2020 by Ken Denmead • 0 Comments Listen to TV or music via your best Bluetooth headphones with this low-latency transmitter for just $30 with our secret code! AUKEY aptX Bluetooth 5.0 Transmitter Receiver for TV, Low Latency Wireless Audio Adapter for Headphone, 164ft Long Range, Touch Screen, Dual Links for Home Stereo Systems and More: SUPREME AUDIO CONNECTIVITY AND QUALITY: Experience Bluetooth 5.0 audio with faster pairing, improved connection range (up to 50m/164’) .
Review - Batman Beyond #45: Bat-family United
Posted on July 21, 2020 by Ray Goldfield • 0 Comments Batman Beyond #45 variant cover, via DC Comics. Batman Beyond #45 – Dan Jurgens, Writer; Paul Pelletier, Penciller; Norm Rapmund, Inker; Chris Sotomayor, Colorist Ray – 8.5/10 Ray: One of the best things Dan Jurgens has done over the course of this run—of which he’s written every issue, making him one of the last writers standing from the original Rebirth wave—has been to rebuild the Bat-family, something missing from the original cartoon.
Review - Shazam #13: Billy Betrayed
Posted on July 21, 2020 by Ray Goldfield • 0 Comments Shazam #13 variant cover, via DC Comics. Shazam #13 – Geoff Johns, Writer; Dale Eaglesham, Artist; Michael Atiyeh, Colorist Ray – 8.5/10 Ray: Things took a turn for the dark in the Shazam family reunion when it was revealed last issue—a long time ago—that Billy’s father had been possessed by Mister Mind and his entire reunion was nothing more than a scheme to become the seventh champion.
Will Parker Imagines, Suzanne Jamieson Bounces
Posted on July 21, 2020 by Jeffrey Cohen • 0 Comments Musician Will Parker Well, we’re all still stuck inside and looking for something fantastical to get our imaginations working. Musician Will Parker has taken the lead in that direction with his new album, ImagineLand. Will (and his collaborative partner Sam Fuller) introduces a world of characters—many of whom come alive during his virtual shows (in-person shows will wait for post-pandemic conditions).
Review - The Flash #758: Family Reunion
Posted on July 21, 2020 by Ray Goldfield • 0 Comments The Flash #758 variant cover, via DC Comics.
Kickstarter Alert: Condition Chips for 5th Edition
Posted on July 20, 2020 by Z • 0 Comments image: Airmail Adventures I am, by no stretch of the imagination, a glass-half-full, every-cloud-has-a-silver-lining, make-some-lemonade optimist. However, I’ll admit that one of the (very) few positives to come out of my lengthy quarantine lockdown was that I was finally able to start DMing a regular family D&D campaign.
GeekDad Daily Deal: SmartRope LED-Embedded Jump Rope
Janet James, Phyllis Thesier, Nick Vance, Jenny Ross, Top Shelf Gamer, Dan Aiello, Adam Marler, Steve Caires, Dan Brashear, Ben Hsu, Richard Bliss, Uncle Doug MacDonand, Brian Colin, Peter Smyth, Mark Buffington, Josh H., Propelstalz, Mary Crocker, Wayne Moulton Jr, Mitch Gross, Jim Valko, Andrew Brown, Lucy Ravitch, Nicholas Duresky, Heather Hofshi, John Kemp, Thorsten Karge, Natasha Dzurny, Keith Ives, Benjamin Chan, Neal Bhatnagar, Justin Farr, Regan Lee, Elaine, Nate Fugal, Stephanie...
Playmobil Playland: 'Back to the Future'
Posted on July 20, 2020 by Will James • 0 Comments Welcome to the Playmobil Playland, where we take a peek inside those impressive blue boxes and see what treasures await within. Sometimes we’ll have step-by-step photos walking you through assembly, maybe we’ll discuss and review a particular set or theme, or maybe we’ll have an unboxing video. Playmobil’s new Back to the Future sets are far and away my favorite of their licensed sets they’ve made so far.
Stack Overflow: 10 Comic Books for Kids
Need some comics for your kids (or you) to read? Today’s stack is all about comics for kids—fun stories about drawing, exploring, and solving mysteries … all things that are a bit harder to do ourselves during lockdown, but reading these stories might give kids at least a little bit of normalcy in the midst of all this weirdness. If your kids (like mine) are stuck at home this summer, these comics can take them on some adventures.
Review: NewAir's Froster 46 Keeps Your Drinks Extra Chill
Posted on July 19, 2020 by Ken Denmead • 0 Comments The NewAir Froster 46 is more than a mini-fridge; it will quickly and quietly chill your beverages to sub-freezing temperatures. What Is the NewAir Froster 46? The Froster 46 is a beverage cooling solution. That’s a fancy way of saying it’s a mini-fridge, but calling the Froster 46 a mini-fridge is to do it a disservice. It’s specifically geared towards chilling beer to sub 32-degree temperatures, with fine control, and quiet operation.
GeekDad Daily Deal: Wireless Remote Control Flip Wheels Toy Car
Janet James, Phyllis Thesier, Nick Vance, Jenny Ross, Top Shelf Gamer, Dan Aiello, Adam Marler, Steve Caires, Dan Brashear, Ben Hsu, Richard Bliss, Uncle Doug MacDonand, Brian Colin, Peter Smyth, Mark Buffington, Josh H., Propelstalz, Mary Crocker, Wayne Moulton Jr, Mitch Gross, Jim Valko, Andrew Brown, Lucy Ravitch, Nicholas Duresky, Heather Hofshi, John Kemp, Thorsten Karge, Natasha Dzurny, Keith Ives, Benjamin Chan, Neal Bhatnagar, Justin Farr, Regan Lee, Elaine, Nate Fugal, Stephanie...
Mondo Delivers Dinos From 'Jurassic Park' Into Your Home
Posted on July 18, 2020 by Paul Benson • 0 Comments Mondo care package contents. Image by Paul Benson. Mondo, that Austin-based company that caters to all your pop-culture needs, just sent me a care package containing a few of their Jurassic Park-licensed offerings. Let’s take a look at what showed up on my doorstep… T-Rex Mega Mondoid Figure This vinyl figure is from Mondo’s “Mondoid” line of vinyl toys and brings to life the T-Rex attack from Jurassic Park in cartoon form.
Kickstarter Alert: 'Mythological Figures & Maleficent Monsters' for 5th Edition
Posted on July 18, 2020 by Z • 0 Comments image: EN Publishing If there’s one thing we here at GeekDad take seriously, it’s supporting passionate creators as they navigate the frequently tumultuous waters of crowdfunding. In fact, one of our favorite things to do is to spotlight brand new, struggling, or lesser-known Kickstarters that you, our beloved GeekDad readers, might help push over the threshold of their meager financial finish lines. This is not one of those cases.
You Let Our Kids Watch WHAT? Tucker & Dale vs. Evil
Posted on January 13, 2014 by Ken Denmead • 1 Comment It’s an age-old story. A group of college kids head to a rural lake for a weekend of partying 20 years to the day after an infamous massacre. They stumble upon some hillbillies, a cabin in the woods, and mayhem ensues. Hilarious mayhem, that is. Tucker & Dale vs. Evil is a comedy and satire on teen slasher films, and if you and your family are fans of, for example, Army of Darkness, then this movie will delight you as well.
Smarten Up Your Cleaning Routine With the dser RoboGeek 23T Robot Vacuum
Posted on July 17, 2020 by Z • 0 Comments image: dser Robot vacuums were once the very picture of the American luxury item. In recent years, however, more and more manufacturers have entered the market, offering budget-priced robo-vacs to compete with the likes of iRobot and Samsung, typically with a tradeoff between sticker price and overall functionality.
GeekDad Daily Deal: Pencil Kings Ultimate Character Drawing and Design Course Bundle
Janet James, Phyllis Thesier, Nick Vance, Jenny Ross, Top Shelf Gamer, Dan Aiello, Adam Marler, Steve Caires, Dan Brashear, Ben Hsu, Richard Bliss, Uncle Doug MacDonand, Brian Colin, Peter Smyth, Mark Buffington, Josh H., Propelstalz, Mary Crocker, Wayne Moulton Jr, Mitch Gross, Jim Valko, Andrew Brown, Lucy Ravitch, Nicholas Duresky, Heather Hofshi, John Kemp, Thorsten Karge, Natasha Dzurny, Keith Ives, Benjamin Chan, Neal Bhatnagar, Justin Farr, Regan Lee, Elaine, Nate Fugal, Stephanie...
DC This Week Roundup - Heroes and Horrors
Posted on July 16, 2020 by Ray Goldfield • 0 Comments Catwoman #23 variant cover, via DC Comics. Catwoman #23 – Blake Northcott, Sean Murphy, Writers; Cian Tormey, Artist; FCO Plascencia, Colorist Ray – 5/10 Ray: Fresh off a series of social media controversies, the writing team of Blake Northcott and Sean Murphy are stepping onto Catwoman for a two-issue run leading up to Ram V. taking over the title.
GeekDad Daily Deal: Sam's Club Membership plus $45 eGiftcards
Janet James, Phyllis Thesier, Nick Vance, Jenny Ross, Top Shelf Gamer, Dan Aiello, Adam Marler, Steve Caires, Dan Brashear, Ben Hsu, Richard Bliss, Uncle Doug MacDonand, Brian Colin, Peter Smyth, Mark Buffington, Josh H., Propelstalz, Mary Crocker, Wayne Moulton Jr, Mitch Gross, Jim Valko, Andrew Brown, Lucy Ravitch, Nicholas Duresky, Heather Hofshi, John Kemp, Thorsten Karge, Natasha Dzurny, Keith Ives, Benjamin Chan, Neal Bhatnagar, Justin Farr, Regan Lee, Elaine, Nate Fugal, Stephanie...
Brady Rymer and David Gibb: Together, Across the Pond
Posted on July 16, 2020 by Jeffrey Cohen • 0 Comments Brady Rymer and David Gibb Everyone can agree that coronavirus has made the world a smaller place. Everyone is sharing the experience – and while mostly negative, there are some positives. For instance, collaborations that may not have occurred in the past due to insurmountable travel have become commonplace.
Word Wednesday: 'Wonderland' by Juno Dawson
Posted on July 15, 2020 by Robin Brooks • 0 Comments This Week’s Word Is “Wonderland.” Juno Dawson writes visceral issue-driven thrillers about high society. Prior to this, I have read Clean, the story of the daughter of an oligarch, who has had to enter rehab. It charts her battle with drugs and depression. Dawson’s latest novel is another high society thriller, part of her “London Trilogy,” the middle book of which, Meat Market, I haven’t read but I really need to put that right.
'Microsoft Flight Simulator' Takes Off in August
Janet James, Phyllis Thesier, Nick Vance, Jenny Ross, Top Shelf Gamer, Dan Aiello, Adam Marler, Steve Caires, Dan Brashear, Ben Hsu, Richard Bliss, Uncle Doug MacDonand, Brian Colin, Peter Smyth, Mark Buffington, Josh H., Propelstalz, Mary Crocker, Wayne Moulton Jr, Mitch Gross, Jim Valko, Andrew Brown, Lucy Ravitch, Nicholas Duresky, Heather Hofshi, John Kemp, Thorsten Karge, Natasha Dzurny, Keith Ives, Benjamin Chan, Neal Bhatnagar, Justin Farr, Regan Lee, Elaine, Nate Fugal, Stephanie...
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