Hello, all! Welcome to another issue of Indie and the Geek. This week I sat down with Richard Zerga and Kristi “Batz” Zerga to
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The following is an interview with Wesley Freitas, co-creator and star of “Batman Maybe,” a hysterical parody of Carly Rae Jepsen’s “Call Me Maybe” featuring
The following is an interview with Eli Halpern, one of the many creators of Card Against Humanity, a self-described “party game for horrible people.” In
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Fury of Solace is an incredibly immersive, new series that combines a web series, live Twitter events, and a digital comic to tell a
After the all-seeing eye of Lady Gaga discovered a copy of Michael Troy’s comic book tribute Going Gaga! at San Diego Comic-Con, she tweeted, “So
The following is an interview with Shiai Mata, the founder of SlayerLit, which is an online discussion forum for all forms of Joss Whedon-related literature
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The following is an interview with short story, novella, and comic book writer C.E.L. Welsh, whose credits include Harry Houdini, Hydebound, and A.I. Trigger, as well
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Hey, gang! Welcome to another issue of Indie and the Geek. As part of the way I have Indie and the Geek arranged, I
