I’ve been following comic artist Kerry Callen for over a decade, and the guy never ceases to amazing me with his talent and creativity. His latest creation features two iconic comic book covers—Action Comics #1, where Superman is catching a car, and the February 1940 edition of Whiz Comics, where Captain Marvel is tossing what seems to be the same car (albeit in a different color)—and has filled in the story between the two. Check it out!
Get ready to have your heart—and your taste buds—grated by Ellen Mint’s latest masterpiece, Why Cheese? This 350-page romantasy were-cheese thriller is the perfect blend of steamy romance, cheesy puns, and a plot so ridiculous, it’s brie-yond your wildest dreams.
Violette Reely thought inheriting her great uncle’s abandoned cheese shop was a stroke of luck. What she didn’t expect was to find a trapdoor hiding a secret basement… and four naked men who were definitely cheese wheels just moments earlier. Talk about a gouda surprise!
By day, these cursed hunks are trapped as cheeses. By night, they’re human—and they’re wheely hot. Roq is the brooding leader who’s tough as parmesan and twice as sharp. Cam is the flirty bad boy with lines as smooth as a fresh wheel of brie. Cheddy’s got the kind of hunky charm that makes you want to shred all your inhibitions, while Brie’s sweet, artistic soul is impossible not to fondue over.
Violette’s caught in a real pickle. These men need her help to protect them while they’re vulnerable, but centuries of betrayal have left them grilled. And Violette has a secret of her own, one that could send their budding romance straight into the cheddar. Can she crack the code to their curse, or will she let her feelings melt away like butter on toast?
If you’re a fan of fantasy romance that’s as heart-melting as it is hilarious, Why Cheese? is the gouda-st book you’ll read this year. Pour a glass of wine, grab some snacks, and dive into this legend-dairy tale of love, trust, and the magic of perfectly aged passion.
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For today’s edition of “Deal of the Day,” here are some of the best deals we stumbled on while browsing the web this morning! Please note that Geeks are Sexy might get a small commission from qualifying purchases done through our posts. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
Love Tesla? Hate Tesla? Just here for the snacks? Doesn’t matter, because SoKrispyMedia’s “Tesla Robots Fight Back” is a ride you need to take. Directed by Sam Wickert, this short action-comedy imagines what happens when Tesla’s cars (and their latest update) and Optimus humanoid robots get a little… let’s say, spicy.
Packed with epic car chases, battling robots, and laugh-out-loud moments, Tesla Robots Fight Back delivers action and comedy like never before. From “Slime Time” to Gatling guns, this film redefines what a Tesla software update could mean—and it’s as terrifying as it is hilarious.
As Tesla gears up to mass-produce its Optimus humanoid robots this year, this short raises an important question: Are we ready for a robot uprising? Spoiler: Nope. But are we ready to put googly eyes on a cybertruck? Totally.
At Letters Live in December 2024, Benedict Cumberbatch took the stage at London’s Royal Albert Hall to deliver one of the most hilariously awkward letters ever written. Penned in 2011 by Ross Beeley, this open letter to a gym-goer who aired out more than just his laundry is a comedic masterpiece—and Cumberbatch’s reading takes it to a whole new level.
SpaceX’s seventh Starship test flight yesterday was a spectacle of engineering and unexpected drama. The 403-foot-tall (123-meter) megarocket lifted off successfully from Starbase in South Texas, achieving stage separation and a return of its Super Heavy booster, caught mid-air by the launch tower’s “chopstick” arms.
But eight minutes into the flight, contact with the upper stage, Ship, was lost, and moments later, it exploded in a dazzling display over Turks and Caicos. The real star of the story? A family visiting the islands who captured the breathtaking moment on video. Their footage shows the fiery stream of debris lighting up the night sky in dramatic fashion, providing a front-row seat to the unplanned fireworks.
OK Go is rolling into 2025 with a new music video for their latest single, A Stone Only Rolls Downhill, and as usual, it’s both completely unique and mind-bending! Directed by Damian Kulash and Chris Buongiorno, the video was crafted using 64 iPhones playing back 64 separate recordings in perfect harmony. The result? A mesmerizing cascade of visuals that perfectly complements the song’s reflective lyrics.
It’s here: our brand-new music video for our brand-new single, “A Stone Only Rolls Downhill,” which is now streaming everywhere one could hope to stream. There are many things to say, and we plan to say them very soon. For now, we’ll leave you to it. This is OK Go on 64 phones. (65, including yours.) Enjoy some well-deserved screen-in-screen-in-screen time.
Mark your calendars for February 11, because Civilization 7 is about to make its grand debut with some exciting updates that are sure to elevate the franchise! The new release focuses on two key improvements: customization and reducing micromanagement, making it the most user-friendly Civ game yet.
The visuals are the standout feature, with Civilization 7 being the best-looking entry in the series. The mountains have a detailed rocky texture, settlements look like real cities, and the water effects add a sense of discovery when exploring uncharted waters. These visual upgrades make the game world feel more alive than ever.
Customization has received a major boost, as players can now choose a new civilization with each new Age. Starting as Greece in the Antiquity Age could lead you to Spain or Norman in the Exploration Age, offering new strategies as the game progresses. Leaders unlock different civilizations, adding even more depth and flexibility to the gameplay.
Micromanagement is significantly reduced with streamlined mechanics. Gone are the workers; their duties are now integrated into settlement expansion and production. Combat has been sped up with the introduction of Commander units that can carry and deploy entire armies, making movement more efficient.
For newcomers to the series, Civilization 7 is one of the most accessible entries, ironing out complexities that might have deterred first-time players. With its focus on flexibility and strategic variety, it’s easier to experiment with different playstyles without worrying about getting stuck in a less-than-ideal setup.
Overall, Civilization 7 offers a more streamlined experience without sacrificing the depth the series is known for. The game is not only visually stunning but also faster and more adaptable than its predecessors, making it a great entry point for new players and a solid update for veterans.
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