The Tweeks enjoyed the Day of the Doctor in Los Angeles and today recap the Dr. Who 50th Anniversary, giving us their review and reactions.
And yes, they manage to keep their squeeing over both their Doctors being onscreen at once to a minimum.
Spoilers Alert!
The Tweeks will return Tuesday morning with their special Hunger Games: Catching Fire review!
FRIDAY: Martha Thomases
SATURDAY: Marc Alan Fishman
There aren’t many people who have been in the webcomics business longer than Goats creator Jon Rosenberg. After more than a decade creating comics in the online scene (and doing so as his sole source of income for the last few years), the popular creator has certainly earned “veteran” status — especially by the “here…
TIPPIN’ HANCOCK’S HAT-Pulp Reviews by Tommy Hancock THE SPIDER #1-Death Siege of the Frankenstein Legionwritten by Martin PowellArt by Pablo MarcosColors by Jay PiscopoCover by Dan BreretonMoonstone Bookshttp://www.moonstonebooks.com/ NOTE-This review only covers THE SPIDER story in this issue, not the Operator 5 story. Nita Van Sloan, on a visit to a friend, runs into monstrous…
Atomic Blonde arrives on DVD next week and we’ll give you a hint, we loved it. Thanks to our partners at Universal Home Entertainment, we have a combo set of the Blu-ray edition of the film along with a copy of The Coldest City, the graphic novel it was based on. The Cold War spy thriller…
Now that the 2009 Eisner Award nominations are out, we’d like to again congratulate all of the nominees– but we’d like to also take a moment of your time and explain why we aren’t among them. It’s really simple– we didn’t submit anything for the Eisner nominations this year. This probably comes as a surprise…
You’ll have to acca-scuse us for our excitement over Pitch Perfect 2. The Elizabeth Banks directed musical comedy did not disappoint in giving us even more quotable lines and mash-ups to sing. Here’s our Tweeks review, but don’t worry — we leave the singing to Rebel Wilson & Anna Kendrick in this video!
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/02/20/drm-lawsuit-independent-bookstores-amazon_n_2727519.html Three independent bookstores are taking Amazon and the so-called Big Six publishers (Random House, Penguin, Hachette, HarperCollins, Simon & Schuster and Macmillan) to court in an attempt to level the playing field for book retailers. If they’re successful, the lawsuit could completely change how ebooks are sold– and could have big implications for Comixology.
