Children's book reviews, all age comic books, Kidlit, mglit, movies, entertainment and parenting
The other day we read over 4 of the 11 full size comics that were available for Halloween ComicFest. These are free comics that you can pick up at your local comic book store. Several publishers also released 11 mini comics that are also free. They ranged across the board from knock someone down to get it (joking…hello, but GREAT), good to OK for their fan base.
Continue reading A look at the 11 Halloween ComicFest Mini Comics
So recently we participated in a campaign with Crayola and Create 2 Destroy. They provided us with a Create 2 Destroy set and asked us to let a rampaging 4 year old (and me!) create things and destroy them with a dinosaur and rock throwing volcano. Yes, it’s a voting then-but the punch line is, if our video has the most mojo then we’ll give away 10 Create 2 Destroy sets.
Here’s our video. If you think it rocks then you can follow the link and vote, remember it’s a vote for us and for you (we say in our best cheesy politician voice).
Continue reading Create 2 Destroy: vote, build, have fun, vote and win
For our oldest son’s Halloween party at school we were responsible for the drinks, cookies and music. I asked my wife if she had Thriller on the MP3 player. Thriller is a lot of parent’s default Halloween music, more for the memories of the video than the music itself. It was then when I was about to dust off my moonwalk shoes that I found about a family friendly free Halloween music for kids playlist that Disney put out.
This past weekend was Halloween ComicFest at your local comic book store. They had 11 comics that were full sized and 11 that were mini sized-all of them free. The nice folks at Diamond Comics were nice enough to send me some of them. Here’s a look at 4 of the full sized comics to see if they’re worth grabbing up.
Continue reading A look at some of the full sized comics from Halloween ComicFest
Parents to children know that something strange happens to them on Daylight Savings Time. Specifically in the fall when folks in the United States are coming off Daylight Savings Time, ie, losing an hour, young children may behave differently. Differently, waking up at odd times, being crabby or otherwise behaving unlike the angels that they normally are.
Continue reading How to make daylight savings time easier on small children
One thing about great movies that were made back in the day is that they will receive a second, or third life as viewing formats change. The 40th Anniversary of The Exorcist is out on Blu ray DVD, includes a copy for digital download and will impress you even more.
Continue reading Win a copy of The Exorcist 40th Anniversary on Blu ray DVD
A couple of weeks ago I discovered one of the most promising all ages comics that I’ve seen in a while. Lloyd and the Bear is like Calvin & Hobbes in space. Despite my clunky analogy, it’s original, in brilliant full color, appropriate for all ages and enjoyable for adults.
Continue reading Lloyd and the Bear #2 continues the greatness from its first issue
This year your local comic book shop is having The Greatest Halloween Costume Contest Ever. It’s kid friendly, OK for adults too and will have free comic books! The free comic books will depend on the supply and location, but they’re pretty cool.
Continue reading Dress up for The Greatest Halloween Costume Contest Ever & get free comic books too
Copy Protected by Chetan's WP-Copyprotect.
Facebook
Twitter
Youtube