Join us for this week’s edition of Dallas Geek as we give a brief history lesson on Free Comic Book Day, rate this this year’s comic selection, & generally nerd out about comic books from inside the largest comic & game store in North Texas, Madness Games & Comics!

For a year mostly devoid of fresh entertainment news, A LOT happened this past week. DC & Marvel both pulled out of SDCC; Black Widow hit box offices with HUGE weekend expectations; & cinematic/directing legend, Richard Donner, passed away. Obviously, we have…a FEW thoughts about all of this. So, join us LIVE at Madness Games & Comics as we dive into this tempest of nerdy news!

For all the gamers old enough to remember the golden age for arcades in the 1980’s & 90’s, we have a real treat for you today! Back in 2019, we had the chance to speak with Brian Colin, the creator of Rampage, shortly before he was inducted into the International Video Game Hall of Fame. So, let’s dive in with the legend himself on today’s edition of Dallas Geek!

For those of you who did not already know, this year is Pokémon’s 25th anniversary. As with any franchise this large that survives 25 years in pop culture, fans are expecting a spectacular celebration to ring in the occasion. Will this year be everything fans hope it will be? Join us on today’s live edition of Dallas Geek to see what you might have missed & what surprises are still to come!

In 2017, he found himself voicing Elias, the lead The Ancient Magus’ Bride (the new cult favorite for every goth desperate for something to latch onto once they finished Death Note & Black Butler). It is a fantastic gothic romance that we cannot wait for a new season to be greenlit for production. So, join us as we dive into the career of Brian Mathis on today’s edition of Dallas Geek.

With voice acting credits including FMA: Brotherhood, High School DxD, Fairy Tail, Assassination Classroom, SMITE, Borderlands 2 & 3, & Pokémon, Martha Harms has certainly found her place in the industry. And if that wasn’t enough, she also happens to be an absolute delight to speak with! So, if you want your daily dose happiness, be sure to check out today’s edition of Dallas Geek!

If you’re a millennial, you likely have Guy Gilchrist to thank for most of your favorite memories growing up. He’s a world class illustrator, award winning cartoonist, animator, song writer, musician, & occasional motivational speaker. And this week, he will be coming to Madness Games & Comics to teach several workshops on the ART OF CARTOONING.

Jim Foronda, aka the one & only Claptrap, is exactly the zany character you would expect from his performance in Borderlands 3. So, join us as we jump back into the wacky world of voice acting with one of the most hyper happy people we’ve met on today’s edition of Dallas Geek!

We’re about to talk to Brianna Roberts: voice actor, singer, theatrical actress, & fellow survivor of the Mega Apocalypse of 2020. So, let’s dive deep into the world of anime & find out what it’s like to be a theater nerd on today’s edition of Dallas Geek!

The anime fans out there may know the fabulous Brianna Roberts, like we do, as the voice of Grammi in Fairy Tail or Emma Spring from Astra Lost in Space or even Valerie Hawthorne from Ace Attorney. On the other hand, you may be more of a gamer & know Brianna as either Crystal Gaze Medusa or Ragnarok Hera from SMITE. Join us yet again as we dive head first into the world of voice acting in today’s edition of Dallas Geek!

The Silence of the Lambs was a groundbreaking moment in modern cinema that shaped the next three decades for the horror thriller genre primarily thanks to Anthony Hopkins’ performance as Hannibal Lecter. Today, we are going to dive into the deep end of this classic & see why it is still as influential as it is on today’s edition of Dallas Geek!

What inspires a group of fans to take the time out of their busy weeks to create full storylines about a crew of their very own ship in the Star Trek universe just for fun? Find out all this & more as we interview the members of Star Trek Pathfinder on today’s edition of Dallas Geek!

With the chaos of recent events, we thought now would be the perfect time to discuss the most controversial comic book movie from the 2000’s all about anarchy & Alan Moore’s crazy ideas about how to avert the end of the world. So, let’s follow in Zack Snyder’s footsteps & try to avoid talking about “the squid” as we dive into the latest edition of Does It Still Hold Up!

We made it through 2020! And as a special way to get 2021 started right, we decided to show off one of the fantastic local comic & game stores here in North Texas that you NEED to know about: Madness Comics & Games!

Coming up on Saturday, January 2nd, we will be performing our first show of the year live at Madness Comics & Games in Plano Texas!

Released in 1996, Jingle All The Way came out the same year as the Nintendo 64 & at the peak of the Beanie Baby & Tickle Me Elmo craze. Can this movie starring Arnold Schwarzenegger & Sinbad still hold up with modern audiences or does it stumble on reality & fall flat? Find out all this & more on today’s edition of Does It Still Hold Up!

For all of the fans of 80’s B-Movie Sci-Fi, there is one that stands out above the rest as THE Must-See Cult Classic: Flash Gordon! Since this month is its 40th Anniversary, we thought it would be fun to look back on the wonderful camp that made this movie what it is & see why it is still held in such high regard. Find out all this & so much more on today’s edition of Dallas Geek!

With the 30th Anniversary of what is arguably Tim Burton's best film, Edward Scissorhands, coming up next week, we thought this would be the perfect time to look back on it & see how it holds up today!

As promised, we’re back with our biggest Horror Movie Debate, yet! Rather than go for the cliché “scary” things like masked strangers with big knifes or haunted houses, It’s time to dig down to our deepest fears with Psychological Thrillers.

Today we look back at the chaotic mess from 1991 that was Ernest Scared Stupid, as we ask ourselves…was Jim Varney secretly a comedic genius? Or did our parents just want to punish us? Find out all this & more on today’s edition of Does It Still Hold Up?