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Dark Horse Announces Twelve New Creator-Owned Series

Dark Horse Comics has announce twelve new creator-owned series from twelve creative teams that will take the world’s most popular art form to new levels through 2015! Over twelve days, Dark Horse Comics debuted a new series exc...

Grant Morrison Coming To Boom Studios

For the last 2 weeks Boom Studios has been announcing upcoming projects. Today they broke the biggest news. Check out this teaser. This is huge news since most of Grant Morrison’s work in the last decade or ...

Review: Injustice: Year Two #16 – Inevitability

Unless you’ve been living under a cave, war is coming for the world of Injustice, and everybody prepares for the worst to come. That is what makes Injustice such a great series, some things will be predictable, many thing...

Top Picks of the Week – Comics

Despite the biggest comic convention happening this week, the industry does not slow down and this week’s releases show a ton of promise. New Doctor Who, Storm finally gets her own series and after a year of storytelling,...

Off The Panel: (Pt.1) Superior Iron Man: Recognizing The Real Tony Stark

Spinning out of the aftermath of Axis, Tony Stark becomes the Superior Iron Man! With a team you can trust handling it as well between writer Tom Taylor and artist Yildiray Cina. In this series Tom Taylor exposes the man who To...

Off The Panel: (Pt.2) The Avengers NOW! Gets Very Interesting

Marvel has embarked on a new and much larger initiative known as Avengers NOW!, which will see the debut of new Big Three books and several other new ongoing series. To an extent this is Marvel Studios preparing to reunite the ...

This Weeks Comic Book Reviews – 7/16/2014

We are back with the weeks comic book reviews in one place. If you like seeing all of our reviews on one page please leave us a comment below. This week on Geeked Out Nation we covered a ton of reviews for you. We see the death...

Review: The Squidder #1 – Hail Squid

The story of a man that has lost everything and isolated himself from the world is one that has been done quite often in all forms of media. So when writer Ben Templesmith took to Kickstarter in 2013 with a story surrounding a ...

Review: Magneto #7- Predators and Prey

The entire concept of being a mutant in the world is that despite being born something you had no part in, you are judged based solely upon your birthright. In the 616 this makes you a pariah. The X-men fight prejudices every d...

Sex Tape Movie Review

This is one of those rare cases, when you go to a movie and leave thinking to yourself “why did I just waste $13 dollars on an unfunny 94 minute long iPad commercial?” Sex Tape focuses on a married couple (Cameron Diaz and Jaso...

Defiance ‘Putting the Damage On’ Review

This weeks episode of Defiance could have just been called ghost. With only 6 episodes left that puts us at about half way and boy did they cram a lot in so lets get started. The show started with action, Amanda getting high an...

Review: My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic #21 – The Ponies Take Manehattan

My Little Pony: Frienship is Magic defies genre categories, with each story arc a new and different adventure. This time around, the ponies star in a light-hearted caper set against the cosmopolitan backdrop of Manehattan. In t...

The Wolf Among Us Review

The Wolf Among us is an episodic point and click adventure game based on Bill Willingham’s graphic novel series Fables. It follows the story of the Big Bad Wolf of legend, cleverly named Bigby Wolf. Bigby and many other fairy t...

Netflix Streaming | August 2014

These are the movies and TV shows that are coming to Netflix Streaming in August. We are getting some good, some bad and the final season of the previously cancelled AMC TV series The Killing New Titles for August 2014: Best La...

Review: Mega Man #39 – Out of Time

*This review may contain spoilers.* We reach to chapter 3 in the 4 part story arc known as Dawn of X. With every that happened so far, Mega Man #39 still keeps the hype going. Although from reading Mega Man #39, I’m still wonde...

Review: Red Hood and the Outlaws #33 – Good Will Hurting

*This review may contain spoilers.* We move on to the next chapter of the three-part story arc in Red Hood and the Outlaws #33. I have to say that Scott Lobbdell is doing much better then he was when he started writing this ser...

Review: Batwoman #33 – The Lady is a Vamp

Welcome to Batwoman’s Nightmare Batwoman is a compelling heroine because she continuously prevails against the odds, in her civilian life as well as her life as a costumed crime-fighter. The life she leads and the trauma ...

Review: Harley Quinn Invades Comic Con International San Diego

Harley Quinn has consistently been one of the funniest series in the DC stable. This week, in honor of San Diego Comic Con (or SDCC for you in the know), Harley Quinn and the gang are off to the nerd haven itself for a little w...

Comic Crossovers EP:22

Hey whats up everybody welcome to the Comic Crossovers Podcast, Geekedoutnation.com weekly comic book podcast. This is episode 22 and as always my name is Steven and I am joined by my two co-host Jessica and Jideobi. So for tho...

Review: Savage Wolverine #21-The Great War

Savage Wolverine is a series that I’ve grown to love with each passing issue, despite my initial reaction when I picked up the first few books, which, admittedly, I despised with a passion. Over the course of the bookR...

Review: Supergirl #33 – Red Rings and Gen 13

*spoilers within* We reach the epic conclusion to Supergirl’s run as a Red Lantern in Supergirl #33. I’m going to miss Supergirl as a Red Lantern since that connected her series to the Red Lanterns series. Which was a cool idea...

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