Following last weekend full of Free Comic Book Day and the Kentucky Derby, it’s only fitting that the Tweeks talk through IDW’s latest My Little Pony offerings: Friendship is Magic #18, Mini Comics, Micro Comics, and [[[Pony Tales]]] Vol. 1. But don’t worry, if you aren’t a Brony yet, we explain Cutie Marks and the Cutie Crusaders – it’s kind of like handicapping.
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The Tweeks love anything British, they love comics, and they love groups of kids solving mysteries so of course they were freaking out over John Allison’s Bad Machinery series where a group of 6 preteens in Tackleford, England not only solve cases, but spazz out over unicorns in video games. Watch our review of Volumes 1 and 2 and see why this is kind of like a younger Buffy without the vampires or British cartoon-y Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys only better.
Our dynamic duo hit up WonderCon in Anaheim this past weekend repping their fangirl geekdom and will not be deterred by the chauvinist backlash currently creeping in some corners of comic culture. Also, they give quick definitions of what cons and cosplay are for the muggles in their audience.
All you really need to know to before you watch this week is this: TOM HIDDLESTON SINGS!
Don’t forget to watch Part 1 of the Tweeks review of Divergent!
The Tweeks review “Mr. Peabody & Sherman”.
With the return this past week of Once Upon A Time to ABC, our favorite twin geeks discuss all the wicked new developments.
The Twin Geeks revel in the celebration of the best movies of 2014– and also the films that got nominated for Oscars.
On the eve of the Academy Awards, the Tweeks look at multiple Oscar-nominated [[[Gravity]]], starring Sandra Bullock and George Clooney. (And some quick coverage of [[[Thor: The Dark World]]] DVD, because reasons.)
This week our resident twin tween geeks review the soon-to-be-a-major-motion-picture novel, The Fault In Our Stars by John Green. Take a look for yourself:
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