Benjamin Nugent is the author of “American Nerd“, pretty much the only book ever to look at the origin and historical impact of the word “Nerd”. I recently finished the book, and it is great. It’s well-researched, funny, and fascinating. I recently got a chance to speak with Nugent about his book and the current [...]
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New pulp book from Image. Could be cool.
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So basically The Legend of Zelda is the best video game franchise in my opinion. And we all know how much I love reading philosophy books. So now that this book is coming out, my two greatest loves will be combined. I really am serious about wanting this book though.
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I love this book.
Get it at www.chicagocomics.com
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Finally.
www.moonstonebooks.com
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Say that 10 times fast. You can own the typewriter upon which the late Douglas Adams penned one of the most nerdy books ever – Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy. You can buy the typewriter here. (From BBG)
I think I liked the new Zaphod better. Less fake heads. Which brings up another point:
Why is the [...]
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We got a chance to meet with Angus Oblong at Wizard World Chicago. His stuff is morbid, hilarious and super cool.
Check it out: www.angusoblong.com
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This is the book Darwin was plugging in Episode 9. Plus the writer went to my high school. Go Trojans!
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Here’s a cool article at comicbookbin.com that deals with the upcoming relaunch of the Masters of the Universe line and the demise of the previous relaunch.
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Nerd City - Episode 8:
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The boys are joined by special guest comic book aficionado “Shag”, as they talk “Secret Invasion”, “Final Crisis”, “Trinity”, and why Max is an ass. There is also a brief discussion of pantsuits. Episode 8!
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