The Geeky Blogger
I traveled to America for the first time in 2012. My goal was to visit Nerd Mecca, San Diego Comic-Con International.
I had somehow been able to snag some tickets, and I was really exited to finally see Comic-Con with my own eyes.
The Batman Arkham series of video games were my first real dive into the deeper mythology surrounding Batman.
I had seen the first two Christopher Nolan directed films when I started playing Arkham Asylum, but I had never picked up a comic book about The Bat.
A lot of people are unhappy with the finale of Game Of Thrones.
And while I think the ending was fine, it could definitely have been better.
Here’s a drawing of Anubis The Dog spray-painted and dressed up to look like Ghost The Direwolf.
Game Of Thrones has been my absolute favorite show for the last few years.
So I and John Barry Ballaran, the makers of the Anubis: Dog of Death indie comic, wanted to mark the ending of this wonderful show.
Let’s write some funny articles based on science fiction clickbait headlines! 😀
A few months ago, I wrote a post where I listed a few funny fantasy themed article titles I had made with a clickbait generator.
Here’s a mock-up of Anubis and Beerus, the god of death and the god of destruction.
When I first started promoting my comic Anubis: Dog of Death at the end of October last year, I got an interesting comment on Instagram.
Douglas Noel Adams is my favorite author.
His brand of comedy has inspired and delighted me ever since I discovered The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy in my early teens.
Here’s a drawing I commissioned from Len Peralta back in 2010.
It is me as a private in the United Nations Intelligence Taskforce, a fictional military organization from the BBC science-fiction program Doctor Who.
In December of 2005, after just having discovered Doctor Who, I was watching the show’s behind-the-scenes spin-off show, Doctor Who Confidential.
This is a video I made for the Jonathan Coulton song ‘Just As Long As Me’ in December of 2010.
It features pictures of the very tall and very funny comedian Stephen Merchant.
I first discovered “the 4th most popular folk comedy duo in New Zealand” through listening to their first studio album on repeat with a friend while we were having a long drive to a cabin trip in 2010.
Merry Christmas, and a happy new year to you all!
I would like to gift you a bunch of links to Christmas and New Year’s Eve related posts I have made in the past.