Author Archives: davep

Dr. McNinja was an early recommendation when I first started reading webcomics, and of those I currently read it is still my favorite. There are a lot of great things about what the webcomic medium has done for storytelling in … Continue reading →

As I’m sure all of you have noticed, today’s guest strip is especially awesome. That’s because it was created by my dear friend, Matt Forcella. On Friday, Matt is launching his own webcomic called One Die Short. It’s “a story … Continue reading →

After several months and over 100 pages, Joey Cheats Death is getting ready to move into the third chapter in the first main story arch. Since starting this chapter, I’ve moved across the country, started two jobs and moved into … Continue reading →

I love movies. They are probably one of the most widely accepted forms of pop culture, generating any emotion we could ever wish to empathetically feel. One of the few sites I scroll through every day is First Showing, my … Continue reading →

I have one of those mind numbing jobs that pits you in front of a computer all day with nothing to do but point and click and cut and paste. It can be bearable, there are several positives in this … Continue reading →

I wasn’t one of those kids who openly expressed the wonders of their nerdom. None of my friends knew I watched Dragon Ball Z every afternoon on Cartoon Network, or that I spent most Saturday mornings playing Pokemon Blue or … Continue reading →

I’m starting to figure out that the best comments on Nerd Culture come from nerds themselves. Comics Alliance was a perfect example of this in terms of comic book culture. Likewise, Joystiq is the very same but with their focus … Continue reading →

I was tempted to post another Nerd Blog about one of the many podcast I am currently listening to and constantly gushing about to my friends and family. Though, whenever I explain the greatness of something like “Doug Loves Movies” … Continue reading →

Erin and I spent our Christmas in Tennessee this year, taking time to visit my side of the family and eat copious amounts of butter. On an evening ride to Chattanooga, my cousin played for us an episode of My … Continue reading →

  Good podcasts have this way of connecting to one another. I first heard Chris Hardwick’s sweet sweet voice while playing an episode of “Doug Loves Movies.” He sounds familiar, I thought, as images of Attack of the Show flashed … Continue reading →