Review – The Nice House by the Sea #10: Transformed
GeekDad’s review of DC’s The Nice House by the Sea #10, titled “Transformed,” awards the issue a flawless 10/10 from reviewer Ray. The story pits elite, body‑altering celebrity survivors against Walter’s original group in a bloody showdown for a lake house, culminating in the capture of rival Cherry Crane and the discovery of an environment‑altering device. Flashback vignettes deepen the mystery of the cosmic antagonist Walter, whose lies blur truth and fiction. The creative duo James Tynion IV and Alvaro Martinez Bueno continue to push inventive apocalypse storytelling.
Review – Bleeding Hearts #3: Language Barrier
Bleeding Hearts #3, written by Deniz Camp and illustrated by Stipian Morian, earned a 9.5/10 from GeekDad. The issue introduces intelligent zombies with their own incomprehensible language, focusing on a young zombie named Poke who discovers a wounded mother and...
Review – Adventures of Superman: Book of El #7 – The Last Race
Adventures of Superman: Book of El #7 shifts focus from Superman to his adopted daughter Otho‑Ra, who must outrun the cosmic Black Racer to save her father. The issue delivers a high‑octane visual spectacle, with artist Scott Godlewski capturing the...
Review – Batgirl #18: The Spirits Within
Batgirl #18, written by Tate Brombal and illustrated by Takeshi Miyazawa, earned a 9/10 rating from GeekDad. The issue sees Cass returning to Gotham with a cursed blood ability that threatens her life, leading her into a portal to the...
Review – Absolute Superman #18: The Sarcophagus of Shazam
Absolute Superman #18, written by Jason Aaron with art by Rafa Sandoval, expands the post‑war Smallville saga by introducing King Shazam, a potential equal to Superman, whose origins trace back to ancient Egypt. The issue also sees Superman adopt a baby...
Review – Batman #8: The Old Men of Gotham
Batman #8, written by Matt Fraction and illustrated by Ryan Sook, propels the Dark Knight into a fresh narrative phase that incorporates recent DC continuity shifts. The issue introduces Vandal Savage as an immortal political foe and sees Poison Ivy...
Review – Bizarro: Year None #1 – Flipped
Kevin Smith’s new series Bizarro: Year None #1 lands with a 9/10 Ray rating, pairing writer Eric Carrasco with artist Nick Pitarra and colorist Michael Garland. The issue sidesteps Superman, focusing on Jimmy Olsen and a cranky Perry White as...
Uri Tupka and the Gods: Another Story From Lands Unknown
Mike Mignola’s latest graphic novel, *Uri Tupka and the Gods*, debuted on March 31, 2026 as a 104‑page hardcover priced at $24.99. The story follows scholar Uri Tupka, who flees imperial wrath after a prophetic cat dream and encounters giant elephants, devils,...
Review – The Peril of the Brutal Dark: An Ezra Cain Mystery #2 – Night in New York
Vertigo’s ‘The Peril of the Brutal Dark: An Ezra Cain Mystery #2’ continues the creator‑driven noir series by writer Chris Condon and artist Jacob Phillips, earning a 9.5/10 rating from GeekDad. Set in interwar New York, the issue follows veteran...
Review – Superman/Spider-Man #1 – Cross-Dimensional Craziness
GeekDad’s review of Superman/Spider‑Man #1 praises the ambitious DC‑Marvel crossover, highlighting an all‑star creative lineup that delivers nine distinct stories. The flagship tale by Mark Waid and Jorge Jimenez pits Doctor Octopus against Brainiac, introducing a Kryptonite‑powered radio wave that...
Is the Epomaker RT82 Worth It? Full Review and Typing Experience
The Epomaker RT82 is a $85.99 75% compact mechanical keyboard that offers Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz dongle, and USB‑C wired connections. It features hot‑swappable switches, a detachable mini‑TV display, and a 4000 mAh battery delivering up to 115 hours of use. Reviewers praise...
Review – Bleeding Hearts #2: The Other Side
Bleeding Hearts #2, written by Deniz Camp and illustrated by Stipan Morian, earns a 9.5/10 rating for its daring narrative pivot. The issue abandons the series’ initial focus on zombie society and instead follows a pregnant mother fighting to protect...