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An interview with Brady Hughes, owner of Otherworldly Comics.
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Fantastic Four: First Steps is finally here, and while it brings plenty to love (Galactus! Herbie! A real sense of family!), it also stumbles in spots. This is Marvel’s first real crack at giving the First Family their due inside the MCU and it’s a better ride than anything Fox ever managed. But is it…
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My review of Nicki Pau Preto’s Bone Smith – 4/5 Star YA fantasy
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A reprint from my old blog The Star Wars Historian about Ahsoka Tano
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10 questions with Canadian author Tobin Elliott, author of The Aphotic series.
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Originally published on February 4th, 2024 This review contains spoilers. Proceed with caution. Everyone who’s been in the extreme horror realm for even a short period of time has probably at least heard of No One Rides For Free. The things Judith did with words in just ten days in debatably unmatched and, not only…
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I finally sat down to watch Fantastic Four: First Steps (I know, I know, I’m so far behind on Marvel it’s not even funny) and, honestly? This is easily the best version of Marvel’s First Family we’ve gotten on screen yet. Was it perfect? No; but it nails the family dynamic in a way that…
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Everyone knows Halloween and Prom Night—but the genre has some gnarlier, bloodier, and often-forgotten gems hiding in the shadows. These are the slashers that deserve a place in your nightmares… 1) You’re Next (2011) This is one of those movies that proves you can still breathe new life into the slasher genre. On paper, it…
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Originally posted on February 21, 2024. I have since met Ewan McGregor 😉 One of the things I want most out of The Nerdyverse of Madness is to highlight creators, artists, and fans who inspire me — especially those turning their hobbies into something bigger. That’s why I was so excited to set up my…
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It feels good to be back. After nearly two years away, The Nerdyverse of Madness is returning with a fresh facelift, a sharper focus, and the same mission I had when I first launched it—to celebrate fandom in all its messy, wonderful, obsessive glory. When I first started this project, my vision was pretty simple:…