05th Mar2020

eBuying Comics: Week 38

by Ian Wells

This week I will be starting an all new spotlight feature. Unlike before where I would pick issues based on one character I track their prices the new spotlight will be a focus on one creator. So perhaps I will call it Creators in Focus. I will pin point all the single issues and collected […]

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25th Feb2020

eBuying Comics: Week 37

by Ian Wells

Trade paperbacks and hardcover collections are no doubt the comics industries biggest commodity. For my favourtite characters I am still a floppies guy. If I ever want to try something new, or catch up on something I missed, TPBs are the way to go. They are so readily accesible nowadays whether it be from comic […]

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13th Feb2020

Which is Better? #6 – Netflix vs. Amazon Prime Video

by Chris Cummings

Welcome back to another edition of “Which is Better” here on Nerdly. I tend to, in past articles focus on specific movies or series’ or television shows, but I thought, for the pure hell of it, to pit two big streaming services against each other and decide which is the better of the two. Now, […]

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11th Feb2020

Nicolas Cage Appreciation Society: Rumble Fish (1983)

by Kevin Haldon

He changes his name to Cage so as not to live off the Coppola name, then takes a role in his second big feature directed by Francis Ford Coppola and starring alongside a whole host of soon to be household name talent… As I said in the the review of our Lord and Saviours movie […]

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05th Feb2020

eBuying Comics: Week 36

by Ian Wells

This year the character with the longest name in comics, and one of the coolest alter egos in comics, turns thirty years old. I am of course talking about the time-travelling mutant bad-ass that is Nathan Christoper Charles Dayspring Summers aka Cable. Although he has also been known as Askani’son, Chosen One, Traveler and Soldier […]

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03rd Feb2020

Nicolas Cage Appreciation Society: Mandy (2018)

by Chris Thomas

Oh, Mandy. Well, you kissed me and stopped me from shaking. And I need you today. Oh, Mandy! Lots of fun things have been said about the life, and the career of Nicholas Cage. He came from Hollywood royalty to be feted for his early works, such as Leaving Las Vegas before surviving a string […]

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30th Jan2020

Nicolas Cage Appreciation Society: Valley Girl (1983)

by Kevin Haldon

Our last stop on our Cage-a-Thon was Grand Isle a psychological thriller with our Lord and Saviour alongside Kelsey Grammer for the first time in his 103 movie credited career. Now it was time to go back to beginning for the first proper big leading man role this hard working sumbitch would tackle. We did […]

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28th Jan2020

eBuying Comics: Week 35

by Ian Wells

This week I wanted to take a look at the wider world of collecting comics, looking at a very niche subject outside of just buying and selling comics online. So you buy and buy comics, at cons, local comic shops, markets and online. What do you do next?  Bag and board them, then what? Put […]

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24th Jan2020

Nicolas Cage Appreciation Society: Grand Isle (2019)

by Kevin Haldon

Well well… As we skip right ahead to the latest movie in our Lord and Saviours filmography we come across Grand Isle. We started this little adventure with a TV and a blink and you will miss it cameo so It is good to get into some deep Cagey waters. Throw into the mix Kelsey […]

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22nd Jan2020

Opinionated: Which is the Best Royal Rumble Ever?

by Chris Cummings

As we fast approach the WWE annual event known as Royal Rumble, it’s a good time to look back on all the previous shows. I’ve been doing just that. I’ve seen each event countless times, but I always enjoy going back in time to re-watch Royal Rumble shows, good or bad, from the past. Beginning […]

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16th Jan2020

Nicolas Cage Appreciation Society: Fast Times at Ridgemont High (1982)

by Kevin Haldon

Well people we are kicking off the Appreciation of our Lord and Saviour Nicolas Cage proper with his first official big screen debut in this Amy Heckerling directed, Cameron Crowe biographical tale Fast Times at Ridgemont High. A movie that admittedly I have never actually seen but heard many a great thing about this 80s […]

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13th Jan2020

Nicolas Cage Appreciation Society: Best Of Times (1981)

by Kevin Haldon

So with the New Year upon us I decided that I wanted to mix things up a little bit and bring something new to the website/podcast. I thought about how the whole website started with the 365 movies in 365 days and wondered maybe something like that would be pretty cool. Then I remembered an […]

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10th Jan2020

eBuying Comics: Week 34

by Ian Wells

The year is 2020, the most futuristic sci-fi sounding of years. With the futuristic motive set up and with this being the first eBuying Comics of 202o I am a firm believer in looking forwards not backwards. Admittedly that does sound a little strange when talking about old comics, but in regards to the blog […]

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27th Dec2019

Rupert’s Top 10 Films of the 2010s

by Rupert Harvey

A brief preamble. This is a piece about my favourite films from the last ten years. Not the “best”. These are simply the films that I’ve enjoyed the most; the ones which have moved me the most, thrilled me the most. I’ll start with some reflections and honourable mentions, before moving onto my highly subjective list. Outside […]

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24th Dec2019

eBuying Comics: Week 33

by Ian Wells

This week I will be revisiting all the ‘Character Spotlights’ from the year and seeing which ones of any have gone up in value. Firstly I think it is best that I outline the process I go through in deciding on which character to put under the spotlight and then how I acquire my valuations. […]

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23rd Dec2019

Alain’s Top 25 Christmas Movies!

by Alain Elliott

I absolutely love Christmas and the films made for it! I’ve had a hard time compiling just twenty five movies for my favourite festive films ever. But here is my list. Disagree with any of it? Have I missed out any of your favourites? Follow Nerdly on social media and let us know. 1. Home […]

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04th Dec2019

eBuying Comics: Week 32

by Ian Wells

As soon as you start reading/collecting comics you will soon learn one of the hottest topics is fantasy fights. We have all been in a conversation that starts with “Who would win in a fight…?” A lot of the time this world of fantasy pits hero against hero! We can trace our fascination with this […]

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27th Nov2019

eBuying Comics: Week 31

by Ian Wells

With the big day fast approaching we are all prepping like mad for Christmas. I thought I would take this opportunity to maybe try and help out with some Christmas gift ideas for the comic geek in your life. In the past I have been accused of being difficult to shop for as a comic […]

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01st Nov2019

Feature: It’s TIme For a Night of Frights

by Phil Wheat

Although Halloween is a religious festival believed to have pagan roots, in the US it is an excuse for children, and adults, to dress as their favourite film or TV characters, and eat sweets, play pranks, and in the case of the older participants, have a hell of a party. To reflect this lucrative phenomenon […]

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01st Nov2019

eBuying Comics: Week 30

by Ian Wells

From their humble Silver Age beginnings, to comic culture behemoth, to Marvel’s first successful movie franchise. The X-Men have certainly had a roller coaster ride in their fifty six years existence. Starting out with a roster of five (Cyclops, Marvel Girl, Beast, Iceman and Angel) led by Charles Xavier the ranks of the X-Men increased […]

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31st Oct2019

Opinionated: Why WWE should bring Halloween Havoc back!

by Chris Cummings

Okay, okay… I know this is kind of typical for this time of year, but hear me out. I have a good argument for why WWE should being back the old WCW pay-per-view concept, Halloween Havoc, to their annual PPV schedule. Back in the 80s and 90s (and the year 2000) World Championship Wrestling hosted […]

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29th Oct2019

Great Archie Comics reads for Halloween!

by Chris Cummings

Hello fellow Archie fans and those of you who WILL become Archie fans, if all is good and right in the world. (I kid, but not really). We’re fast approaching the season of spookiness and pumpkin-spice, and what better time than Halloween season to read some horror-tastic Archie comics? This article will delve a little […]

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