G-Force
Blu-ray 3D Blu-ray Combo Pack
Directed by Hoyt H. Heatman Jr.
Starring Bill Nighy, Nicolas Cage, Zach Galifianakis, Penelope Cruz, Tracy Morgan, Jon Favreau, Dee Bradley Baker
Walt Disney Pictures Home Entertainment
Release Date: November 8, 2011

A specially trained squad of guinea pigs is dispatched to stop a diabolical billionaire from taking over the world.

G-Force is a harmless family film which sticks to an established formula that appeals to a mass audience. Kids will enjoy the talking animals and the action/epsionage plot. Adults will enjoy seeing and hearing from some of their favorite hollywood actors and actresses. It’s revealed in the special features that the director’s five-year-old son was the mastermind behind the film. Don’t expect too much cinematic depth here. Do expect a new Black Eyed Peas song every five minutes though.

Hello Ladies and Lords of the Geek,

Comics of Doom is back for another weekly installment of Geeks of Doom’s Official Comics Podcast. With you this week are Hunter Camp, Chris McDavid, and Willie Gillis to talk to you about all the latest and greatest in the world of comics. There were some interesting bits of news, and as always each host has picked their favorite comics from the week, including but not limited to Animal Man, Swamp Thing, Heart, Fear Agent, Last of The Greats, and many more! But there can be only one Doom of the Week. And the comic that stood out this week was none other than Nick Spencer and Christian Ward’s Infinite Vacation #3.

Enjoy the episode!

Episode Guide

Reviews of Doom
Hunter Camp – Frankenstein Agent of S.H.A.D.E. #1, Demon Knights #1, Pigs #1, Ultimate Comics Spider-Man #1

Willie Gillis – Criminal: The Last of the Innocent #4, Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 9 #1

Chris McDavid – Fear Itself #6, Criminal Macabre: No Peace for Dead Men, PunisherMax #17

Doom Of The Week
The Infinite Vacation #3

Chicken Little
3D Blu-ray/DVD Combo
Directed by Mark Dindal
Starring Zach Braff, Garry Marshall, Joan Cusack, Steve Zahn, Amy Sedaris, Don Knotts, Patrick Stewart
Walt Disney Video
Release Date: November 8, 2011

Is the Chicken Little 3D Blu-ray the end of the world, as we know it?

Chicken Little falls into that same mediocre Disney animated film category as Meet The Robinsons and Bolt and the more recent Mars Needs Moms. The movie proves that good animation can only get you so far. Without a compelling story, enjoyable characters, or good jokes, the film ultimately falls flat. The heart and storytelling of Pixar are sorely missed in Chicken Little, which relies too much on outdated references and animal gags that don’t entirely make sense in the world they’ve built.

Recorded October 30, 2011.

Episode Guide

Recorded October 30, 2011. Hosted by Justin Vactor, Willie Gillis, Hunter Camp, and Chris McDavid.

Our Top 5 Ongoing Books

Hunter Camp – Skullkickers, Locke and Key, Batman, Animal Man, Morning Glories

Chris McDavid – American Vampire, Atomic Robo, Daredevil, Punishermax, Uncanny X-Force

Willie Gillis – Criminal, Scalped, Near Death, Invincible, The Walking Dead

Vactor – The Walking Dead, Invincible, Fables, Amazing Spider-Man, Ultimate Comics: Spider-Man

Recorded October 23, 2011.

Hello comics fans!

Welcome to the all new edition of the Comics of Doom podcast, your place for all the latest and greatest in the world of comic books! In this week’s episode, Henchman21 and MK2Fac3 talk a variety of topics, but mainly focus on their experiences at the New York Comic-Con. Hear them as they talk about creators they met, comics they picked up, and cosplay they saw!

Also, “The HenchFac3 of Doom” catch up on all the comics they missed out on while they were gone and talk about all their favorites! Sit back, pop in those earbuds, and get your geek on!”