Big news for the bookworm: Neil Gaiman and his wife Amanda Palmer have decided to do a short West Coast tour where they will be making five stops. Locations include Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Seattle and Vancouver (BC). They have said that each venue will have a different style and will have unique aspects to it that have never been done before. Gaiman has said that he will be reading work that h ...

Hello there Geek Peek-ers! Now that you’re thoroughly broke and haggard from a trip to the mother of all conventions, it’s time to hamper down and get ready for the cold harsh drought of your Comic-Con-less lives. You’re probably thinking there’s absolutely nothing left to live for until the next Comic-Con and why should you continue reading, let alone living. Well kids, there is something out there between ...

Comic-Con, for many people, is the most magical time of the year. Meeting your favorite celebrities, getting autographs, seeing exclusive toys, viewing panels, and receiving news about your favorite movies, television and comic books. With all of this going on it's hard to think about getting passes for the next year but we all try to step back from the madness of the Con and pre-register for the next one. ...

YouTube user MyGeekUniverse has posted this great video of a Captain America cosplayer proposing to his girlfriend on the Marvel stage at Comic-Con. Interestingly enough, this Captain America also happens to be real life United States Army Captain Brandon McNally. Check out the video below! ...

The comic book series "Locke & Key," published by IDW, has gained a substantial following over the past few years, prompting Fox Studios to commission a pilot for the series. In the end Fox didn't pick up the show but instead of throwing it away they showed the pilot to the good people at Comic-Con. The show follows the Locke family as they move back to Key Manner where their family has managed to pass the ...

This weekend I anxiously walked toward the Square Enix booth at Comic-Con 2011, giddy with anticipation to play "Dead Island." The trailers looked amazing and my hopes were quite high.  I stood in line behind one single player, for what felt like days, but for what was really only around two minutes.  I approached the illuminating 48-inch flat screen TV, grasped my hands around the "Dead Island" Headphones, ...