28th Jul2022

eBuying Comics – Do Comic Collectors do it Differently to Graphic Novel Readers?

by Guest

Feature by Matthew De Monti Yes I wholeheartedly apologise for the click bait style title, but this article has nothing to do with the bedroom antics of comic fans, rather whether they prefer their reading in floppy or hard format (sorry!) Recently I had a WhatsApp message from a friend showing a picture of the […]

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18th Jul2022

Feature: Teenagers… Beware of the 80s!

by Phil Wheat

The 1980s were a very dangerous time for the younger generation onscreen. Any teen or twenty-something movie character in the slasher genre of the era was pretty much guaranteed to get the chop. 1989 slasher gem Hell High is a case in point – no sooner have the credits rolled heads have started rolling. Or […]

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14th Jul2022

From Red Sonja to Red Heat: Arnie’s Finest Hours

by Phil Wheat

He’s played everything from an indestructible cyborg from the future in the Terminator movies, to a Russian cop in Red Heat, by way of powerful barbarian in Red Sonja – the unmistakable, cinematic force that is Arnold Schwarzenegger, a former bodybuilder turned one-man cinematic industry, whose films, be they fantasy adventure, out-and-out action or science […]

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28th Jun2022

eBuying Comics – Are You Flip-Flopping Over Manga?

by Guest

Walk into most comic shops and indeed Waterstones or WH Smiths and you are guaranteed to find a selection of Manga on sale. They will be roughly paperback size and won’t look out of place racked with their wordy, image-less cousins but the one striking difference is that you will be reading them the other […]

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27th Jun2022

eBuying Comics – What Is A Back Issue Comic?

by Guest

Walk into any newsagent and you will see rows and rows of magazines and periodicals covering all interests and genres with a weekly, monthly or quarterly publication date. Similarly, drop into your local comic shop and you are likely to see a similar arrangement with racks of comics, sometimes arranged with the week’s release first […]

24th Jun2022

The best non-Norman Bates thrillers starring Anthony Perkins

by Phil Wheat

OK, so the actor Anthony Perkins is best known for his legendary role as Norman Bates in Hitchcock’s Psycho and its sequels… but that part is not the sum total of this superb actor’s career. That’s not to say he didn’t trade on his status as cinema’s seminal psycho, and starred in plenty of chiller […]

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24th Jun2022

eBuying Comics: Week 78

by Ian Wells

This week I am taking a look at the steps one needs to take to become a fully-fledged comic book speculator. I want to stress this is purely a research piece, speculators have already killed the comic book marketplace once before and maybe they are dangerously close to doing it again? They are the scourge […]

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11th Jun2022

Feature: How to recreate the best ‘James Bond’ chases… In your front room!

by Phil Wheat

It seems unfair that James Bond 007 seems to have all the fun, racing around in top of the range sports cars, chasing supervillains to stop them from carrying out their plans for world domination – and scratching up the bodywork and worse without batting an eye. Well, now’s your chance to do the same, […]

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11th Jun2022

Feature: [Action] Men on a Mission!

by Phil Wheat

From The Dirty Dozen to John Wick, via Enzo G. Castellari’s Inglorious Bastards, the man, or men, on a perilous mission movie is a staple of action thriller cinema, wherein our heroes embark on a seriously against-the-odds undertaking for revenge, to right a wrong, or simply to get hold of a huge amount of loot! […]

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27th May2022

Ten Things You Didn’t Know About ‘Psycho’

by Phil Wheat

Alfred Hitchcock’s magnum opus film, Psycho is returning to cinemas from today, 27th May. This stunning 4K restoration of the original theatrical cut includes an extra 13 seconds of restored footage – so it can once again be seen as it was originally shown in cinemas back in 1960, exactly as intended by Hitchcock. To […]

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27th May2022

eBuying Comics: Week 77

by Ian Wells

This week we are going to take a look at the history of TMNT comics by looking in-depth at the supporting cast of allies and enemies. There will be a section of people reading this who would have been like me in the ’90s thinking these characters were only from toys and a cartoon. So […]

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22nd Apr2022

Back This! Special: UK’s Wild River Comics launch first Kickstarter

by Phil Wheat

Welcome to the latest edition of our regular crowdfunding feature here on Nerdly – Back This! – where we take a look at some of the cool content taking the crowdfunding route on sites such as Indiegogo and Kickstarter. This time we’re taking a look at a new comic campaign from a brand new UK […]

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14th Apr2022

eBuying Comics: Week 76

by Ian Wells

Recently I relisted some unsold items, but this time I used the ‘item specifics.’ eBay claim this increases traffic to your listings and increases the chances of selling. Below you can see the before and after results. I have come to the conclusion that what they claim is simply not true, although admittedly it is […]

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29th Mar2022

Horror Games that Have Reached Iconic Status

by Phil Wheat

Horror game viewership rises by a dramatic 39% during Halloween season. However, the popularity of shows like Squid Game, Stranger Things, and Black Mirror, shows that audiences have an eternal fascination with scary, mysterious narratives that raise heart rates and require them to ‘save the day’. If creaky doors, aliens, and zombies make you laugh, […]

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24th Mar2022

eBuying Comics: Week 75

by Ian Wells

Welcome to the first Versus of 2022 and it is a big one to start! This year I wanted to go bigger than just pitting similar characters together. 2022 is also the 30th anniversary of the birth of Image Comic, so what better way to start than by having the Image 7 face off in […]

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09th Mar2022

eBuying Comics: Week 74

by Ian Wells

Recent Sales Success I had the recent fortune of some puzzle pieces all falling into place at the same time. It only resulted in me selling one comic but I think the turn of events involved was worth documenting. It all started the morning after the Superbowl. I had the day off as it was […]

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27th Feb2022

Romford Horror Festival 2022 – Nerdly’s pick for Best Short

by Kevin Haldon

As you may know Nerdly, the website, and our fledgling – but growing – YouTube channel are proudly latched on to the Romford Film Festival. I have loved working on the panels and having discussions about what we should and shouldn’t show, what should be nominated and what should win. However, I and my esteemed […]

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27th Feb2022

Romford Horror Festival 2022 – Nerdly’s pick for Best Actor

by Kevin Haldon

As you may know Nerdly, the website, and our fledgling – but growing – YouTube channel are proudly latched on to the Romford Film Festival. I have loved working on the panels and having discussions about what we should and shouldn’t show, what should be nominated and what should win. However, I and my esteemed […]

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26th Feb2022

Romford Horror Festival 2022 – Nerdly’s pick for Best Actress

by Kevin Haldon

As you may know Nerdly, the website, and our fledgling – but growing – YouTube channel are proudly latched on to the Romford Film Festival. I have loved working on the panels and having discussions about what we should and shouldn’t show, what should be nominated and what should win. However, I and my esteemed […]

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26th Feb2022

Romford Horror Festival 2022 – Nerdly’s pick for Best Feature Film

by Kevin Haldon

I wanted to pull the curtain back just a little bit for a second and bring you something a little different. As you may know Nerdly, the website, and our fledgling – but growing – YouTube channel are proudly latched on to the Romford Film Festival, this was a relationship that came about organically through […]

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24th Feb2022

Romford Horror Film Festival – Our Picks of the Fest!

by Kevin Haldon

That’s right folks, Romford Horror Festival (HORRHIFFIC) is upon us for its second year and here is Kevin with a small selection of films he thinks you should be checking out at the festival this weekend, which takes place at the Premiere cinema at the Mercury Shopping Centre in Romford from the 25th – 27th […]

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22nd Feb2022

eBuying Comics: Week 73 – Lucky Target Comics Q&A

by Ian Wells

This week I have a brilliant Q and A with Sumyra of Lucky Target Comics. I discovered Lucky Target Comics last summer after seeing a Tweet from the writer of Alex Automatic, Fraser Campbell. He had scored an excellent collection of Daredevil issues from the site, a number of which I myself had on my […]

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