08th Oct2020

The Nerdly WWE Fantasy Draft 2020

by Chris Cummings

It’s that time again. I mean, this happens from time to time when WWE are wanting to shake up their television programming and this year is no different. As we enter into Autumn, WWE have announced a new WWE Draft will take place, beginning this Friday, the 9th of October, on WWE Smackdown. So, as […]

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08th Oct2020

eBuying Comics: Week 44

by Ian Wells

The West coast of America. Home once upon a time to a second team of Earth’s Mightiest Heroes. The target is one of those heroes, having served on both rosters. A mere mortal amongst gods and soldiers, time and time again he has put it all on the line and came out to fight another […]

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06th Oct2020

Five Best & Five Worst: WWE Champions

by Chris Cummings

So, the WWE Championships, the main titles in the company, are what we all look to as the height of being a star in wrestling. Whether it’s the WWF Championship, the World Championship or the Universal Title, the top of the business hold that belt, and often act as the face of WWE. So, with […]

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05th Oct2020

Twitch Talk: New streamer ‘Darth Young’ profiled

by Kevin Haldon

Twitch… You’re probably aware that the service is this awesome place that awesome gamers can go an be awesome, whilst awesome people like you awesome readers can go and watch these awesome gamers be awesome. Got it?… Awesome! So a little different post for me today as this is an area I have never really […]

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02nd Oct2020

Get to know the starring roles of ‘Vikings: Season 6 Vol. 1’

by Phil Wheat

Ahead of the home entertainment release of Vikings: Season 6 Vol. 1, on DVD & Blu-ray we wanted to give you a quick refresher on all the great, and brutal, characters of the much loved series. Vikings: Season 6 Vol. 1 is available on October 19th. Ivar Ivar Ragnarsson, is the youngest son of Ragnar […]

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30th Sep2020

Wrestling Retrospectives: The Golden Career of Dustin Rhodes

by Chris Cummings

When I think of guys in pro-wrestling who are unsung more than perhaps they should be, who have given countless memories over decades and who still manage to get in the ring and tell stories that will always be relevant and stirring, I think of Dustin Rhodes. When I began watching pro-wrestling in 1992, at […]

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21st Sep2020

Wrestler Retrospectives: The Extreme Career of Tommy Dreamer!

by Chris Cummings

In the first in a new series of wrestling career retrospectives, Chris takes a look at the Extreme Career of Tommy Dreamer… Born in Yonkers, New York, in 1971, Thomas James Laughlin was a wrestling fan in his youth and at the young age of only 18 years old he became a wrestler himself. Training […]

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16th Sep2020

Ten Best: Survivor Series Matches in History

by Chris Cummings

Well, Royal Rumble has passed us by, WrestleMania is in the distance, SummerSlam is in the rear-view, and so it leaves that final member of the original “Big Four” WWE shows left for the year, with Survivor Series on the horizon for this November. I thought, then, that it might be fun to go back […]

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15th Sep2020

Opinionated: ‘Tell Me Why’ is a Triumph in Trans Representation

by Xenia Grounds

WARNING: The following article contains some spoilers for Tell Me Why and Life is Strange 2. When I first saw the reveal trailer for Tell Me Why, I remember thinking it looked interesting but I was a little skeptical. If I’m completely honest, I was mostly interested by the game having transgender lead because that […]

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14th Sep2020

The 2nd Annual Nerdly WWE Top 50 – Part Two!

by Chris Cummings

Welcome, one and all, to part two the second annual Nerdly WWE Top 50! I began this idea last year. Our version of such established ranking lists as the “PWI 500” and the like, but just with WWE in mind. I mean, I watch other products and promotions, like AEW, New Japan, Ring of Honor […]

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11th Sep2020

The 2nd Annual Nerdly WWE Top 50 – Part One!

by Chris Cummings

Welcome, one and all, to the second annual Nerdly WWE Top 50! I began this idea last year. Our version of such established ranking lists as the “PWI 500” and the like, but just with WWE in mind. I mean, I watch other products and promotions, like AEW, New Japan, Ring of Honor and NWA, […]

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10th Sep2020

Opinionated: Brock Lesnar leaving WWE is a good thing

by Chris Cummings

Now, this isn’t just going to be an article in which an anti-Brock guy rips on Brock Lesnar. I mean, sure… I’m not really a fan of Brock Lesnar in 2020. Back in the mid-2000s when Lesnar was working with the likes of Eddie Guerrero and Kurt Angle, putting on Iron Man matches on Smackdown […]

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09th Sep2020

eBuying Comics: Week 42

by Ian Wells

This month I am going for a complete change of pace. Whilst doing some spring cleaning I found an assortment of trading card sets I have never filed away into a binder. They are just in bundles with rubber bands around them. the sets in question are Sin City 1999, TMNT Animated series 1996, DC […]

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28th Aug2020

eBuying Comics: Week 41

by Ian Wells

Gotham City a cold winters night. A downtown plaza is where we find our subject. He is a man respected and feared in equal measure. A cold hearted professional. When taking a mission in Gotham it comes with the added mission of avoiding ‘The Bat.’ But he is more than up to the task which […]

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21st Aug2020

Get to Know One of DC’s Most Feared Anti-Heroes… LOBO!

by Phil Wheat

One of the most rock n roll characters of the DC Universe, Lobo, gets a shining role in upcoming DC Animation Superman: Man of Tomorrow. Ahead of the digital release of the film on the 24th August, we wanted to provide you with a little insight into DC’s badass bounty hunter. Character Creation Lobo’s character […]

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21st Aug2020

Opinionated: The “No Fans” Era of Wrestling Will Be Looked Back on Fondly

by Chris Cummings

Wrestling fans. We’re odd sorts. We love pro-wrestling, and when we find something we love about it, we rave and we jump for joy and we shout from the rooftops about how good it is, but man oh man… if we dislike something? Look out. The modern day of pro-wrestling fandom is much different to […]

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20th Aug2020

Which is Better? #7 – The Lost Boys vs. Fright Night

by Chris Cummings

It’s been a while since I penned a Which is Better article on here, so, as seen as Summer is making me wish Autumn was here, and I’m counting down the days for the Halloween season, I figured I’d go back to two of my favourite vampire movies ever, and pit them against each other […]

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13th Aug2020

Ten Best: WrestleMania Matches of the 2010s

by Chris Cummings

I’ve previously listed my opinions of the ten best WrestleMania matches of the 80s, 90s and 2000s, so I’ll bring things closer to modern day with my list of the ten best WrestleMania bouts of the 2010s. There have been some fantastic matches between the years 2010 and 2019, and it was a tough job […]

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12th Aug2020

eBuying Comics: Week 40

by Ian Wells

So being in a pandemic is not fun! I decided right at the start that writing a blog about the often staggering prices of comics seemed inconsequential compared to real world events. Comics do have a great ability to be social commentary, whilst at the same time offering the ultimate in escapism. With the world […]

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11th Aug2020

Ten Best: WrestleMania Matches of the 2000s

by Chris Cummings

I’ve previously given lists here on Nerdly of the Top Ten WrestleMania matches of the 80s and the 90s, so it only makes sense to delve into the ten best Mania matches of the 2000s. So, here, on this list, will be what I feel are the best Mania battles between the years 2000 and […]

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07th Aug2020

4 Reasons Why Deathstroke Will Become Your Favourite DC Character

by Kat Wheat

To celebrate the release of Deathstroke: Knights & Dragons on digital download on August 4th and DVD & Blu-Ray on August 17th, we wanted to let you know a little more about one of DC’s lesser known characters. Having appeared in comic books and TV series before, Deathstroke (AKA Slade Wilson) now appears front and […]

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22nd Jul2020

Opinionated: Why I Liked ‘The Last of Us Part 2’

by Xenia Grounds

WARNING: Massive spoilers for The Last of Us Part 2 . If you haven’t seen the leaks or played the game then this article will spoil important plot points Like I said in my review of The Last of Us Part 2 , if I wanted to delve into why the story has been so […]

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