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More Than Honey

More Than Honey

Many geeks love the post-apocalyptic genre. End times are fascinating to us for a great number of reasons.

ReviewsFilm & TVAndrew Corban
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Iron Man 4: Robbing Banks?

Iron Man 4: Robbing Banks?

In a twist on the popular superhero story, Iron Man has turned rogue and has started robbing banks! Just joking- as if he needs any more money.

NewsAlyson Davies
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World War Z

World War Z

There’s been a lot of controversy surrounding World War Z - development issues, reshoots and more.

ReviewsBooks & ComicsJames Buckingham
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Despicable Me 2

Despicable Me 2

Gru, Margo, Edith, Agnes, Dr. Nefario and all the twinkie-lookalike minions return for the follow-up to the hugely successful 2010 movie Despicable Me…

ReviewsFilm & TVJames Buckingham
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A Thank You From Matt Smith!

A Thank You From Matt Smith!

As we all know the 11th Doctor is leaving and the search for 12 is on, however Matt Smith didn’t want to leave without showing his appreciation to everyone…

NewsFilm & TVBecca Harper
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Geekigami

Geekigami

… Or should I call it Origeeky? Either way… It exists guys, it’s real. Some of it is damn good too!

BlogFilm & TVAndrew Corban
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Exclusive Geek-Pride interview: ArmCannon

Exclusive Geek-Pride interview: ArmCannon

Recently I was given the opportunity to interview Chris Dlugosz, the keyboardist and one of the founding members of the video-game band ArmCannon.

InterviewsGamingStephen Brewer
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How To Raise a Geek - A Mother's Story

How To Raise a Geek - A Mother's Story

So I asked my Mom how my sister and I turned out so weird, but why we think it’s so normal, and after telling me that her answer would have to come in…

BlogGamingBrittany Thornton
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The Boys: Graphic Novel Overview

The Boys: Graphic Novel Overview

Before I go further this needs to be made perfectly clear, this is not for the casual reader of graphic novels or somebody who is easily offended. The violence is extremely over the top, in almost the first panel you see 'Wee Hughie' holding the severed and bloody hands of his girlfriend. However even this pales in comparison to the treatment of a young female superhero trying to join ‘The Seven’ (a direct parody of The Justice League), which has to be seen to be believed.

ReviewsBooks & ComicsStephen Brewer
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