After years of celebrating Alice’s un-birthday, we’re finally celebrating her 150th. It’s the 150th anniversary of the publication of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. The geek world is celebrating with events all month at libraries, Disney, and more. With this celebration
I can appreciate a great comic, but I’ve always been a lover of a great story, regardless of pictures. The below zines are a combo, and these are my favorite of the bunch we ran away with from the PZS.
How to be a Superhero is a book in progress, created by Mark Edlitz, which examines the experience of bringing a superhero to life on the screen, either as a director, writer, or actor. The book aims to discover the
Second batch of zines from the Portland Zine Symposium! Photos and Food! Simple as that really. Flesh creator: Corey Granados contact: ubernoo.blogspot.com This is a simple, small zine, showcasing photographs of different individuals all showing a piece of flesh. No
The Antagonists made an appearance at the Portland Zine Symposium in mid-July. It was hotter than Hades, but Portlanders really love their zine culture, and we had an amazing time. Below is the first batch of zines that we walked
Summer is coming to an end. This was the last time for beach time. So as you read these, imagine your toes in the sand and the sounds of waves and seagull cries as your eyes move over the page.
If you listen to The Nerdcast you know that Tyler and I really liked The Martian. So it seemed time to do an actual review of the book. The Martian is the debut novel by Andy Weir, released just last October. If you
In his second book, Barstool Prophets, Ethan Minsker continues his life story. In the first book in the series, Rich Boy Cries For Momma (check out our review), you get introduced to Minsker and his life leading up to leaving for college.
Ernest Cline came on the book scene in a big way with his first novel Ready Player One. If you haven’t heard of it, and you read books some, you’ve probably been under a rock, so welcome back to society and make
In a book market so oversaturated with dystopian science-fiction books, Beneath the Surface was a nice change of pace. It still very much fits into the genre, given the end-of-the-world scenario and the fact that humanity had to figure out
Tides of Maritinia is everything I had hoped it would be from my initial glance at its beautiful cover. Mystery! Intrigue! Spies! Deception! A voice inside your head telling you exactly what you are supposed to do! Tides has it
On April 25th the Antagonist Movement took part in the Brooklyn Zine fest with our zine, Psycho Moto. I handed out copies to all the zine creators and asked them to drop off their fanzines for review here on Project-Nerd.
