Jules Sherred

1 month ago | geekdad.com | Ray Goldfield |Jules Sherred

Zatanna #2 – Jamal Campbell, Writer/ArtistRay – 9.5/10Ray: The first issue of this new writer/artist project by Jamal Campbell blew me away with stunning visuals and a fascinating mystery that found Zatanna being pulled into the paintings of her own studio to rescue her kidnapped crew members from a variety of surreal nightmares.

Nov 2, 2024 | geekdad.com | Robin Brooks |Jules Sherred |Skip Owens |Paul Benson

After a slow-going September, I wanted to power through my October reads, so I decided to run through my lighter books first. Three children’s books, two of them spooky in time for Halloween. Mallory Vale and the Curse of Maggoty Skull (full review) was a fine way to start the month. It is light-hearted with some excellent characters and a story that romps along at a great pace. Following that was the first Spooksmith’s Investigate novel, The Cinderman (full review).

Sep 18, 2024 | geekdad.com | Ray Goldfield |Jules Sherred |Natania Barron

Catwoman #68 – Tini Howard, Writer; Carmine Di Giandomenico, Artist; Veronica Gandini, ColoristRay: The finale of this run suffers from some of the main issues of the last year of stories – namely, a very busy plot and way too many villains, all of which have converged on Gotham to fight as Selina lies on an operating table, undergoing brain surgery from the bad doctor himself, Thomas Elliott.

Sep 15, 2024 | mindbodygreen.com | Jules Sherred

September 15, 2024This is a recipe that I created out of necessity, pulling on everything I learned growing up about cooking Panjabi food. I developed this recipe because I have a tough time meeting my daily protein and fiber intake needs in ways that are quick, convenient, and inexpensive. I have to consume much more protein than most people, nearly triple the recommended daily intake.

Jul 7, 2024 | geekdad.com | Dakster Sullivan |Jules Sherred |Robin Brooks |Mordechai Luchins

I have been doing a mix of art journaling, junk journaling, and bullet journaling for the past couple of months. Each one has its unique way that it helps my mental health. Art journaling gives me something to look forward to every day (I do one page per day) and junk journaling/bullet journaling gives me a way to express my feelings and talk about my day in a fun and creative way.