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Coming May 2017 Direct from Sentai Filmworks Title: NURSE WITCH KOMUGI R COMPLETE COLLECTION Published by: Sentai Filmworks Distributed by: Section23 Films Run Time: 300 min. Street Date: 5/2/2017 Format: BD, DVD Language: Japanese with English Subtitles SRP: $59.98, $49.98 SYNOPSIS: Komugi Yoshida wants to be famous, but her efforts as an […]
New Retro HD 1 NES classic Well Hyperkin has done it again by delivering us with a way to experience our childhoods by way of bringing back the NES. That’s right with Nintendo teasing us with the limited release of the NES classic. It left a lot of us mourning over the lost chance […]
By: JD Hardin It’s happening again. Just like two decades ago, Power Rangers fever is sweeping the nation, and The Nerdery has it. And, just like twenty years ago the toys are going to lead the way. Once again, resembling it’s original debut and the Power Rangers themselves, these toys are more than meets the eye. […]
By: JD Hardin
It’s been a while, but we are beginning to return to normal around The Nerdery. It’s an exciting week. Have you seen the new Infinity War trailer? It’s awesome, trust me. Meanwhile, those of you who have missed some of the Batman Metal tie ins, you’re in luck, they’re now in reprints! Star Trek Discovery has found its way to the rack and so has John Wick. Don’t miss out on your favorite books and don’t be afraid to try new ones!
LET’S RAID THE RACKS!!!
By: JD Hardin
A while back, The Nerdery was contacted by 451 Media and wanted our input on some of their books. At the time, I hadn’t a clue what to expect from the publisher. I had never read any of their titles and wasn’t sure how I’d feel about the New York based publisher. I can say with great confidence, I regret not picking up any of their books a long time ago. Don’t be mistaken, you will be too. They sent us seven issues, all #1’s of different titles with phenomenal results!
By: JD Hardin
It’s almost time for the second annual The Nerdery’s Best of 2016! Don’t forget to vote to get entered in our Best Prize Pak of 2016. This is going to be our biggest and most valueable giveaway yet, so don’t miss out on your chance to win. Links will be available here on TheNerdery.net, our Facebook, Instagram, and our Twitter.
Some of our nominations for the poll have new releases this week, don’t miss out on them, look for the notations!!!
By: JD Hardin
It’s no secret that I’m a huge Superman fan. In 78 years of constant publication, Superman has experienced everything. From childhood to old age, from life to death and back again, from distant planets and universes to the bleed of the multiverse. He’s been a Soviet mascot, a Union soldier in the American Civil War, he’s faced off against the Avengers and worked along side them, he’s been Batman, he’s been Tarzan, he’s saved all of existance, and he’s brought it to it’s knees. In the time that fan’s have been reading about his adventures he’s become more than a comic book character, he’s become a friend, a moral compass and a role model. It’s a hard task to pick only five stories that exemplify Superman in all his aspects, but if I were introducing someone to Superman, these would be the five I would put in their lap.
By: JD Hardin
It’s that time again. WoW is upon us with Free Comic Book Day coming up this weekend. If you don’t know what FCBD is CLICK HERE. Anyway, it’s time to raid the racks. In addition to all the usual releases this week, Marvel is dropping quite a few True Believers from both recent titles and a few gems of old. They’re even starting a few new titles for old characters like The Punisher and The Thunderbolts. IDW is hitting us with everything they got from TMNT to Star Trek, from G.I. Joe to Transformers it’s all on the rack today. Dynamite unveils the new titles SMOSH and King’s Quest. Image releases a large variety of varying genres. Playing the conservative card, DC only drops one new title today, Supergirl: Cosmic Adventures in the 8th Grade. Dark Horse continues it’s 30th birthday with the top-rated titles Baltimore: Empty Graves and Predator: Life and Death. So, there’s plenty to read this week, no matter what cranks your tractor. So get to our friends at Toxic City Comics and get your read on!!!!
Support literacy read comics!!!!
By: JD Hardin
Once again, the publishers fail to disappoint this week. Beauty, Deadpool and Cable, Old Man Logan, Cry Havoc, and so much more. So, I’m just going to leave all of you to it this week.
Promote literacy, read comics.
WARNING EXPLICIT LANGUAGE AND SUBJECT MATTER
In case you’ve missed it, The Nerdery is now LIVE on YouTube!!! Check out this past Sunday’s episode.
By: JD Hardin
Thirty years ago, the world fell in love with four black and white anthropomorphic turtles. The popularity of those turtles has grown exponentially and crossed international borders, creeds, religions, and generations. Kevin Eastman drew those four turtles with no real intent of creating a multimillion dollar success.
From humble beginnings to a global success, from poverty to riches, from black and white to computer animated. Leonardo, Donatello, Raphael, and Michelangelo have run the gamut. The TMNTs have spawned five films, three animated TV series, thousands of action figures, even a pen and paper RPG. In the mid to late nineties, the turtles all but faded from view. In past few years, Michael Bay has put new life into the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles with one film complete, and a sequel on its way.
During Comicpalooza, we had the privilege on sitting down with Kevin Eastman at a round table Q&A. He walked in and personally made sure he shook everyone’s hand and got each of our names before sitting down. The video below is what followed.
By: JD Hardin
It’s new comic book day, and things are mixed up this week. As usual, I will go over some of the interesting releases for the week. However, I’m going to take a good look at one of Top Cow’s offerings, Postal #4. Here at The Nerdery, we received an exclusive Comicpalooza variant on Friday. It’s available today at your local comic book store.
DC’s final issue of it’s Convergence main title, #8, drops today. The big thing from DC this week is an array of sneak peek issues. And let’s not forget another set of #2 tie-ins and Batman ’66 #23.
From Marvel this week, we are seeing awesome releases and number ones from Stan’s progeny. Inferno #1, Infinity Gauntlet #1, Inhumans: Attilan Rising #1, M.O.D.O.K. Assassin #1, Old Man Logan #1, and Uncanny Avengers: Ultron Forever #1. Let’s not forget there are two Secret Wars tie-ins out today; 2099 #1 and Journal #1.
Over the four days of Comicpalooza, we had the chance to speak with Matt Hawkins of Top Cow Productions, several times actually. His Postal #4 dropped today, and like I said, we’ve had our hands on it since Friday. This entire series is incredible. In true Hawkins style, this story comes out swinging with a very ritualistic style murder perpetrated by a priest no less. The scene is then turned on its ear. Set in what seems to be small sleepy town, Postal falls into a cross between a mystery and a thriller comic. Murder, conspiracies, cover ups, crooked federal agents, this story has it all. #4 turns up the volume on everything. We were extremely excited to get the latest installment a few days early. The ending of #3 had us craving more. This is our CURRENT TOP RECOMMENDATION!!! Go and grab this while you can, you will not be disappointed.
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