That’s right - You heard a new opening. Huge thanks to Kielen King for creating the epic new stadium opening! Glory, honor, beer indeed! On this jam-packed issue, the Lovely Jenn talks about her adventures at the Moonlite Bunny Ranch (yes, that Moonlite Bunny Ranch), while Scott tells his tales of bordello boo-yaa. Next, Aaron pulls a tale of old west horror in this week’s Pulling From Aaron’s Box with Oni Press’ The 6th Gun. Finally, Dan tells sad Portland beer news, but makes up for it with epic toy tales… Oh, and how a lone man in a kilt almost got some members of the show arrested in Seattle. Really, where else but GeekintheCity Radio?!

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Just a few panel samples from the pending GeekintheCity Comics debut - La Brujeria! No dialogue or balloons, just James Sinclair’s fantastic art let loose for you fine folks!

Confused? Imagine how the characters feel! :)

When something simple goes completely wrong!

Look closely, Portland gets the "love" in every issue!

On a serious note, thank you all that have been supportive in this venture. We’re creating the book because we love the story and the characters. We’re releasing these sample images because we love you… The greatest audience of all time! Keep tuning in for more details as the book draws closer to release. And trust me, the clock is ticking for La Brujeria - Issue 1

A rather chaotic issue of GeekintheCity Radio, first Aaron and Dan talk about their rather strange weekends and gifts of Ron Mexico. (Not what you think, well kinda, but not really). Then, Dan sits down with the Lovely Jenn and talks about the special events happening at SCRAP this week and all through the month of April. Next, Aaron pulls yet again from his box and reviews the best DC book you aren’t reading - Batgirl! Finally, Dan and Aaron both delve into films made infinitely better with a glorious metal (and some techno) audio tracks.

This issue brought to you by Things From Another World and Guardian Games

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You’ve all seen me proudly strut in my Star Trek shirt, you know the one. Made from gloriously vintage Star Trek III: The Search For Spock cloth, where they list incorrect Klingon captains and mix images of the original series Enterprise with movie Birds of Prey. Know what? Doesn’t matter. Shirt is epic and gets love whenever I wear it. Now you have a chance to learn how the Lovely Jenn gets his inspiration for these great creations!

SCRAP - Re-Fashion Clothing Alteration Workshop

Where: SCRAP - 2915 NE MLK Jr. Blvd.  When: Thursday, April 8, 2010 6:00pm - 8:00pm

Re-fashion something from your closet into something more fun. There will be multiple DIY stations available to transform your threads from drab to fab! Thread, floss, buttons, decals, studs, trim, patches and other materials are provided. Cut, sew, embroider, knit, applique, or faux screen print your item back to fantastic! (Like a superhero costume for all you would-be heroes that lack Bruce Wayne’s money or Reed Richard’s personal phone number).

A plethora of project ideas are available if you need a little bit of inspiration for modification. Everyone is invited! No previous crafting experience necessary.

Please bring one of these items to work on: Shirt, skirt, jacket, hat, pants, shoes (canvas is easiest), gloves, bag, etc.

$7 workshop fee includes DIY materials, wine, and snacks. Cash or check only - 100% of workshop fee goes to benefit SCRAP (http://www.scrapaction.org). Hosted by The Lovely Jenn!

Pride and Prejudice and Zombies: Dawn of The Dreadfuls
Author: Steve Hockensmith
Published by: Quirk Classics

I love books with kick-ass heroines. Even better when the women literally kick some ass. Full disclosure here: I haven’t read Pride and Prejudice and Zombies yet (I know, I know – I’ll get to it!), I’m sure I read Jane Austen in high school but can’t remember much of it, and when I think Pride and Prejudice I see an enthusiastic Bridget Jones saying, “Yes! Yes! Mr. Darcy! Mr. Darcy!” at the prospect of interviewing Colin Firth.

Despite a zombie popping up in the first few pages, Dawn of the Dreadfuls takes a few chapters to get going. Or maybe that was just my need to continually go back a couple of pages to verify the relationships between the characters. Once it shifts into gear, though, there is no stopping it. Think macabre chick lit. As much as I love Bridget Jones and the Ya Ya Sisterhood, they might have been even better with an occasional visit from the undead.

Once it is clear that the undead have returned, Elizabeth Bennet and her sisters dive headlong into their Unmentionable-frakking training - polite society be damned. Their feminine wiles and wittiness come in handy when they need to mediate between the men and their conflicting agendas. Thrilling action sequences nicely balance out the touching moments and the tricky relationship developments. I really enjoyed the conversational tone of the book, as well as the touches of humor thrown in at dramatic peaks.

The book’s woodcut illustrations really do the story justice, although the descriptive language renders them as a bonus, not a necessity. Reading Dawn of the Dreadfuls has definitely given me the incentive to read Pride and Prejudice and Zombies posts-haste.

Rating: Two shots to the head, throwing stars, and a sharp katana slice. Braiiins!

Pride and Prejudice and Zombies: Dawn of The Dreadfuls shambles into your local bookstore on March 23rd. Be sure to tune into GeekintheCity Radio, Issue 57, to learn how you can win a copy!