From the mind of a guy who has two coveted copies of the Deities and Demigods sourcebook with Cthulhu and Elric in them comes Full Frontal Nerdity. It's a comic strip about being fans of gaming, comics, movies, and other socially unacceptable things. We have Renaissance Festivals, homebrew games, a trip to E3, and strips from Scrye magazine and Comics Buyer's Guide. If you have no working knowledge about any topic covered in this collection, take it as a sign that you're well-adjusted and will probably never find yourself dressed as a character from the Final Fantasy video game series, attending a con at the Boise Holiday Inn.

Autodorks: Transform and Roll Dice! Even tbhough their first book was an "Epic Fail," the guys are back for more, setting their sights on tabletiop games, movies, comic book conventions and everything else we-who-were-always-picked-last revere as mich as a +5 +10 Holy Avenger vorpal longsword. Culled from the pages of Comic Buyer's Guide, Scrye Magazine, IESB.net and their own website, this collection of geektastic humor is for nerds of all ages. But just in case, consult the ratings.

Everyone's a gamer. It's time we admitted it. The zeroes and ones coded into "Angry Birds" are close cousins to the tabletop pen-and-pape rules for most role-laying games. The differences are that one uses a CPU for dice and the character death rate for most RPGs is slightly higher. So now that we've established that you're just as geeky as the rest of us, how about spending some time with four guys who'll make you feel a lot better about your hobby habits? This is the third Full Frontal Nerdity collection, but you'll be up to speed in no time. You're one of us now, after all...