When I was 7 I started reading Spidey, it was a version of Spider Man that was produced by The Electric Company. The stories were Spider Man lite, the language & art was cartoonish and the entire comic was focused on young readers. While the art may take some of the spotlight, with comic books and heroes it all comes down the reading aspects to make a good book really click. Continue reading Superman and the Poisoned Planet is a book kids will dig
Healthy up your sweet tooth with UNREAL Candy and enter to win $10,000 to shop at Target
Too much junk in your family’s trunk? 10 syllable words in your snacks got you worried? Would you rather have red colored candy be red naturally from beets or due to the mysterious chemical dye Red #40? As a parent whose child has recently discovered candy I’ve started to think about what goes into their young bodies. UNREAL Candy has a fascinating story as a company and puts their all natural ingredients where their (and your) mouth is.
Dad Spends a Night in the Mancave: The Expendables 2 review
We reviewed The Expendable when it came out and it was serviceable, but not really entertaining. I remember that The A-Team came out about the same time and we loved that movie. At the time I even said that the wrong movie received the green light for a sequel. Fast forward two years, The Expendables 2 is out on video and is entertaining, fun, brisk and worth your mancave time. Continue reading Dad Spends a Night in the Mancave: The Expendables 2 review
Check out Daddy Mojo on LOVE 860 AM, Thursday, 12/27 from 1-2
Before becoming a dad I worked with a non-profit organization doing PR, fundraising and social media. During that time I was fortunate enough to do some work with Conn Jackson. Conn is a TV presenter, radio host and one of the nicest, most positive people you’ll ever meet. I’m not just saying that because I’ll be on his radio show either, I swear. Continue reading Check out Daddy Mojo on LOVE 860 AM, Thursday, 12/27 from 1-2
Animal Man, Vol 2 Animal Vs. Man is weird, creative and wonderful
Animal Man, Vol 2 Animal Vs Man is the graphic novel that collects issues 7-11 in the series. Buddy is Animal Man, a somewhat normal hero who can channel various powers from the animals. Maxine is his daughter who, in addition to Buddy can interact with The Red. The Red connects humans and animals and allows animal powered heroes to get their powers. Socks is their cat, who is actually a Totem who can speak to them about The Red and things that will happen to them.
Are you confused yet? If you are don’t worry, just go with it because Animal Man is the best comic I’ve read from The New 52 re-launch of DC. Continue reading Animal Man, Vol 2 Animal Vs. Man is weird, creative and wonderful
What the Christmas tree means to a 3 year old
For many non secular reasons Christmas is a magical time to a 3 year old. Some of the houses in the neighborhood are decorated with bright lights outside. Ironically, more often than not it’s those houses without a 3 year old that do decorate outside. Our children are all 3 or younger and I’ve observed that the magical ‘decorate outside age’ is when the oldest is 5 and up. Continue reading What the Christmas tree means to a 3 year old
Moving Christmas is a silly Santa story you’ll be drawn to
Moving Christmas is one of those clever Christmas stories that you immediately enjoy. The illustrations by Max Miceli are fun, bright, goofy and vivid. The pictures have so much movement and action it looks like they’re screenshots from a movie or app. Moving Christmas is an app, but it’s also a book. Continue reading Moving Christmas is a silly Santa story you’ll be drawn to
Archie by Domenica More Gordon is a wordless book to howl over
Archie is a wordless book that tells the story of an owner, Archie, who starts making clothing for his dog. Archie is also a dog, but he’s a human figure with a dog head. So, Archie’s dog starts wearing this clothing and it’s a big hit! Soon enough the owners who had been ordering clothing for their dogs want Archie to make them clothing too. Continue reading Archie by Domenica More Gordon is a wordless book to howl over