So much Star Trek and Comic Book Superhero news! The life and times of Koko the Gorilla, who died this week at the age of 46, is a great loss to the animal kingdom and the world at large. We pose the question of Penny Patterson and the matter of
Summer time is here and with it comes the promise of possibility! It’s a magical time where anything can happen. This week we will be talking about summer traditions and memories. Camping traditions….camping is the first thing that comes to mind when you say summer! Who were Nan and Jean,
It’s been 14 years since the first “Incredibles” movie premiered in theaters, and it’s amazing to see how much the superhero genre has changed during that time. The original “Incredibles” came out a year before Christopher Nolan’s groundbreaking Dark Knight trilogy and four years before the very first Marvel Cinematic
The Rusted Robot Podcast takes a convention road trip! Sudbury Graphic Con plays host to the Crimson Dawn Klingon Assault Group and The Rusted Robot Podcast, Derrick and the Mandalorian Mercs Costume Club, How to build a Boba Fett style suit of armor, Con Flu…what is it? What does it
The Rusted Robot Podcast has been an ongoing pop culture phenomenon for the better part of 5 years. We’ve gone through ups and downs, co-host changes, and many other wacky adventures. We’ve covered everything from author interviews to movie reviews, Skype chats, and anything else you can think of. Now,
This week’s Soul Forge Podcast goes into a deep dive on all aspects of getting and going through a divorce. It can be messy and emotional and hard to talk about, but this is a subject we are bringing into the light on this week’s episode. The divorce process and
When I walked out of the theater after watching “Solo: A Star Wars Story” last night, I breathed a quiet sigh of relief. I was originally concerned about this film, considering it had such a bumpy ride to the box office. With behind-the-scenes drama that included fan backlash to casting
Although I had a blast watching Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool (a role he was absolutely born to play), I didn’t love the first Deadpool movie as much as I was hoping to. Once you got past the novelty of seeing a Marvel superhero movie with R-rated humor, the movie wasn’t
TARZAN The Greystoke Legacy Under Siege By Ralph N. Laughlin & Ann E. Johnson ERB Inc. 301 pages Most fans of my generation will have first been introduced to Tarzan of the Apes via the movies beginning with arguably the most successful of them all, “Tarzan of the Apes” starring
The entire MCU. Once and for all. Destiny has arrived and Mike, Mike, Alex, Ashley, and author Van Allen Plexico answer the call to give a spoiler-filled review of Earth’s Mightiest Movie. Plus, Shawn Vanderloo’s Rusted Robot goes to war with the Geek Seat! All this, Angela’s Geek Girl’s Take,
ROUGH RIDERS A Graphic Novel By Adam Glass – Writer Patrick Olliffe – Artist A Graphic Novel Gabe Eltaeb – Colorist Sal Cipriano – Letterer Mike Harris – Editor Collects the first 7 issue of regular series. It has been a while since my subject was a graphic novel and
When I watch a geek movie on opening night, many times the audience will clap and cheer after the film is over, at least in the theaters near where I live. However, there was no applause after “Avengers: Infinity War” — simply because everyone was too stunned by what they’d
