Doctor Strange: Sorcerer Supreme – Movie Review
Doctor Strange adds itself to Marvel’s pantheon of superhero films this November. There are so many superhero movies and shows out there nowadays that…
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Kubo and the Two Strings – A Movie Review
Is “mind blown” passé? I’m too old to know or to care. As the credits rolled, the patient wife and I simultaneously turned to…
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Anime Expo 2016 – Cosplay, Cosplay Everywhere…
Seeing cosplay as an adult is the equivalent of the thrill I got as a child when I saw princesses at Disneyland. Cosplay is…
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App Review | Oh, the Places You’ll See – Pokemon Go!
Pokemon Go is a fun, lighthearted game that is addictive for people of all ages. The app is free, so it’s easy to convince…
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Conventions | Anime Expo 2016
Back in the fall of 2015 when my sister Linnea and I first got into anime, I heard about Anime Expo. We’d only ever…
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Geektopia 2016, Pasadena, CA – Comics!
Here in Pasadena, No Future Café is hosting their second annual Geektopia event from June 23rd to 25th. Geektopia is a free three day mini…
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A Little Princess and a Little Zombie: Once Upon a Zombie Dolls
Once Upon a Zombie is a doll line that I initially wrote off as a Monster High spin off when I first heard of…
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Once Upon a Zombie Book One: The Color of Fear – Review
The Color of Fear is a book that I have been meaning to read for quite some time. I had heard nothing but good…
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Alice Through the Looking Glass – Film Review
This last Friday, Alice Through the Looking Glass came to theaters. I hadn’t been the biggest fan of this movie’s predecessor, directed by Tim Burton, but…
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Conventions | Free Comic Book Day After Party at No Future Cafe, Pasadena, CA
Photos by: Linnea Aasland This last Saturday, May 7th, marked the 15th year since the invention of Free Comic Book Day! The holiday was…
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Conventions | WonderCon Los Angeles 2016, Take Three!
There’s something comforting about going to a convention. The exact feeling can’t be found anywhere else. I think at its core what WonderCon provides is…
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Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago – Kathryn Andrews: Run for President!
On a snowy Chicago day in April (!) I was fortunate to stumble into a timely exhibit at the Chicago Museum of Contemporary Art…
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