John Carpenter Presents Storm Kids recently announced the second graphic novel in the Fetch series, titled Fetch Book Two: The Rescue. The graphic novel introduces young readers to the world of Greek mythology.

Fetch Book Two: The Rescue is written by Mike Sizemore, with art by Dave Kennedy and is slated to arrive everywhere books are sold this May.

We had the opportunity to speak with Mike Sizemore about the upcoming volume of his graphic novel series and touch a bit on how our protagonists have ventured into the next chapter of the YA graphic novel.

Be part of the rescue this May!

Geek Network onces again dives into the pit. They had the honor to sit down and speak to Max Cavalera the cofounder of Sepultura the heavy metal Brazilian band who has made waves through the music industry about their sophomore album with one of his most current bands “Go Ahead and Die.”

This album was conceived during the COVID time. The themes of “Unhealthy Mechanisms” has to do with a dystopian future, and the route we are heading down if we don’t learn to live and accept one another as a society.

One of the biggest highlights from this interview is that Max spoke about what the metal community is all about. He squashed the stereotype that all metal heads are satanic and violent people. On the contrary it’s not about that at all. When he meets fans they’re full of love and emotion, and smile the brightest. They also have an amazing energy that no one else can bring. Lastly, he has seen multiple people falling down in the pit and fellow members of the pit help that person up so they can continue moshing. Max also days with being part of a big rock and metal loving community that we can help each other heal with the power of music.

Breaking Glass Pictures recently released Beware of the Boogeyman, a psychological thriller written and directed by the talented Calvin Morie McCarthy.

In the film, Dr. Tristian MacKenzie begins her orientation at the Silverdale Psychiatric Hospital for the criminally insane. There, she encounters Dr. Moon, a mysterious figure who unveils a series of peculiar cases involving five patients and their common delusion: THE BOOGEYMAN.

We had the opportunity to speak with director Calvin McCarthy about his maniacally crafted thriller that delves into the darkest corners of the human mind.

The film is available now. Enter if you dare!

Geek Network sits down with Dennis Hopeless to talk about his mini-series She’s Running on Fumes., which is based on true events. Events about his family and his past, a story that is a real page-turner that will make you give you a bit more anxiety as you read panel after panel.

We discussed what the creative process for this type was. Dennis said that a lot of his life was just getting bits and pieces of what truly happened. So he spoke to his mother throughout the entire writing process and got the whole story. He also did have to add that the entire process was very cathartic. In the end, it did help him heal.

To find out more, the first two issues of this mini-series are out now, and you can find them on Amazon.

Geek Network had the opportunity to speak to Ray Jamison about his mini-series The Mad Caps. The Mad Caps is based on an original tabletop homebrew D&D campaign. One that Raymond Jamison created himself.

The story has amazing and captivating art to keep the reader highly involved in the story but not only that, the story does hit you in the heart. Without giving away too much it ties into real-life situations especially when it comes to playing D&D.

It’s about the nostalgia and also the difficult times of trying to get your crew together and how your timelines don’t align making scheduling hard. These characters are humanized because they have their time to shine and all stand out in one way or another. You can find The Madcaps #1 on Kickstarter right now!

Geek Network recently ventured to the Rialto in Tucson, AZ, to experience another mesmerizing performance by one of their favorites, Mac Sabbath. This time, they were joined by the all-grrrrl rock group, The Darts.

Hailing from Los Angeles, California, Mac Sabbath is a heavy metal tribute band that emerged in 2014. Dubbed the pioneers of "Drive Thru Metal," the band humorously parodies the style of the heavy metal group Black Sabbath, infusing their lyricism and imagery with fast food motifs.

Geek Network had the privilege of conducting a backstage interview with Mike Odd of Mac Sabbath.

Geek Network recently ventured to the Rialto in Tucson, AZ, to experience another mesmerizing performance by one of their favorites, Mac Sabbath. This time, they were joined by the all-grrrrl rock group, The Darts.

Formed in 2016, The Darts set out with the singular goal of uniting four women to create exceptional garagerock noise, explore the world, and revel in nightly giant slumber-party vibes.

Geek Network had the privilege of conducting a backstage interview with The Darts' Nicole Laurenne.

Profiler is a Nu-Metal band reawakening from the creative mind of vocalist and guitarist Mike Evans. Together with bassist Joe Johnson and drummer Brad Ratcliffe, the band draws inspiration from pioneers who have instigated change across various genres, arts, and theories. This weight of legacy is something Profiler embraces, finding support with SharpTone Records, their home since 2020.

Originally conceived as a solo project in Bristol, UK, Profiler evolved as Mike stepped from the studio to the stage, enlisting bassist/vocalist Joe Johnson and drummer Oscar Hocking. In early 2023, Oscar made way for Brad Ratcliffe, solidifying the lineup that would craft the debut album, "A Digital Nowhere," released in 2024.

Profiler's music, a fusion of nu-metal, grunge, and alt-rock, creates an abrasive, distorted soundscape that pays homage to the heydays of these genres. Their sound resonates with anyone nostalgic for the contagious nineties Seattle grunge movement or the dominance of nu-metal in the 2000s, and the trailblazing bands that emerged during this era.

The highly anticipated debut album, "A Digital Nowhere," will be released on February 16th by SharpTone Records.

Geek Network traveled to "The Land of the Rising Sun" to talk with international multi-talented Emi Meyer who has been making waves with her Japanese cover of "For Whom the Bell Tolls" by metal legends "Metallica." The conversation delved deep into her music career, her time in the States, and finally how she got the gig for Netflix to provide this cover for the hit anime show "Blue Eye Samurai."

The Fifth Beatle: The Brian Epstein Story is a highly acclaimed graphic novel that delves into the captivating life of Brian Epstein, the visionary manager of the Beatles. Written by Vivek J. Tiwary and illustrated by Andrew C. Robinson and Kyle Baker, lettering by Steve Dutro, and editing by Philip R. Simon. This compelling book has garnered recognition through prestigious awards such as Eisner, Harvey, and Lambda Literary Awards and also captivated readers worldwide.

We had the opportunity to speak with Tiwary about the legendary tale of The Fifth Beatle and what it means to celebrate such a milestone with the tenth anniversary bringing a brand-new scope to the tale of Epstein. Check out the full interview below and grab your copy of The Fifth Beatle at your favorite local comic shop and everywhere books are sold.