Whenever the Count-Duke is up to something, the swashbuckling Adalia de Volador is there to stop him. His latest conspiracies are no different. Our heroine will steal from the rich to give to the poor, defeat evil wherever it may rise, and all while having a witty repartee on hand.

Someone got her medical license back, and she’s ready to get back to working at Arkham Asylum. That’s right, Harlene Quinzel, AKA Harley Quinn, AKA Joker’s right hand clown before the divorce, has turned over a new leaf and is back working at Arkham Asylum. Between your

I’ve had a number of Gunnars that I use on a daily basis, but they all had one thing in common – they were either 35 or 65 GBLF. Granted, they have been absolutely magical in terms of either reducing or outright crushing many migraine headaches. We talked at length

I’ve got an awesome 24,000 mAh battery from a no-name company. It’s capable of delivering 65W directly to whatever device I plug into it…as long as it’s USB-C. Using the USB-A drops that in half. Other than my Steamdeck, that presents a problem in both

Sneak Energy is crossing the pond with ‘ROCKET PUNCH’. Launching as a US-exclusive flavor, ROCKET PUNCH blends blue raspberry, cherry, and lime to replicate the red, white, and blue ice cream popsicles we grew up on. The tubs will be available as 400g or part of their hydrate product line.

I don’t know about where you live, but here in Texas we are suffering temperatures above 110 degrees lately. With no end in sight, and our power company asking us to raise the temperatures in our house, you might be feeling the heat a bit. If your consoles are

I’m on a constant search for great active noise canceling earbuds that do more than just cancel noise. I want earbuds that blow me away. I want deep, rich sound. I want thumping bass. I want crisp and clear midtones that bring a warm sound to life. Oh yeah,

The city of Copenhagen, Denmark, is known for its peaceful canals, sprawling harbors, and the colorful homes that line the idyllic waterways. By comparison, the board game Copenhagen, designed by Asger Harding Granerud and Daniel Skjold Pedersen and published by Queen Games, falls a little flat. The game proclaims to