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The Correct Order to Watch the X-Men Movies
X-Men. The incredible group of super friends who continuously save the world and teach us how terrible and juvenile racism is. But this article isn't an in depth, psychological analysis of the X-Men comics/movies. I'm here to tell you that the way you watch them is wrong, and you're going to read it and think to yourself "this bitch is wrong." and then you'll forward it to someone and tell them how wrong I am; and by then you've given more thought into the movies than the writers of Days of Future Past did. So let's get on with it.
Mae McCreeryPublished 3 years ago in GeeksJules Verne's Lighthouse #1
Jules Verne’s Lighthouse #1 Shadowline/Image Comics/Anomaly Productions 2021 Written by David Hine & Brian Haberlin Illustrated by Brian Haberlin
Steven LeitmanPublished 3 years ago in GeeksBatman The Detective #1
Batman The Detective #1 DC Comics 2021 Written by Tom Taylor Illustrated by Andy Kubert Coloured by Brad Anderson Lettered by Clem Robbins
Steven LeitmanPublished 3 years ago in GeeksBook Review: "Deacon King Kong" by James McBride
The 60s were one of the most diverse decades in all of literature. With the amount of literature about everything from the Vietnam War to the Civil Rights' Movement, the death of the Kennedy Brothers all the way through to the emergence of Bob Dylan and Joan Baez, the 1960s hardly ran out of cultural topics both at the time and in hindsight. Topics such as classic rock, Malcolm X, the 1968 riots and Stonewall never, ever cease to amaze me with just how much some people can recall those powerful times. In "Deacon King Kong" by James McBride, we are taken to 1969 in which we are placed somewhere unfamiliar to ourselves - a church. We are shown a religious man - a deacon. And we are given a strange storyline - a shooting and a man on the run.
Annie KapurPublished 3 years ago in GeeksI am Fangirl, Hear Me Roar
The next mofo that questions my nerd knowledge and 'tests' me, I'm gonna junk punch until they cry. I was reading a graphic novel outside a theater while waiting for a friend, it was 'Watchmen' my absolute favorite. I've read it ten times and I love it more each time I read it.
Mae McCreeryPublished 3 years ago in Geeks- Top Story - April 2021
Why Disney Live-Action Reboots Just Don’t Work
If you’re like me, you have a spot soft in your heart for both animated TV and movies. You grew up watching 90s 2D Disney films and Nickelodeon on TV. It was a great era! There was no separation of the real and the fantastical and everything was a fairytale. Not to say that these movies and shows did not provide life lessons, but they lacked the gritty realism that went with the movies your parents were watching at the time. They were colorful and bright, instilling in you a sense of happiness and awe.
Emmy FischerPublished 3 years ago in Geeks Seeing in Technicolor w/ "Moonlight"
Coming just off the back of Pride month, and an entire four years later, I figured it was the perfect time to re-watch probably one of the most beautiful and painful films I’ve ever seen. An Academy Award winner for Best Picture in 2016, this film had me shook to my core and drowning in tears. But damn was it worth it! And although some of you may not get as emotional in films as I definitely do, Moonlight will still have you thinking about the ripples and consequences your actions create in life. Like waves in the ocean, or tears running down a face. Trust me when I say, this film provides a perspective you didn’t know you needed in your life.
Captain America is the Best Avenger, here's why.
The Captain America comics and characters were created in response to World War 2, expressing the desire to get involved and combat the Nazis. It was also inspired by a brave American that helped lots of people during that time. But on this occasion, I will talk about the fictional, and for many of us, comfort character Steve Rogers.
Oriana MeiuhasPublished 3 years ago in GeeksLocust #1
Locust #1 Scout Comics 2021 Written by Massimo Rosi Illustrated by Alex Nieto Lettered by Mattia Gentili Most of humanity has fallen victim to a terrible plague that has turned them into giant locusts. As the locusts consume the earth, the uninfected survivors struggle to stay alive. During the "Great Transformation" a fisherman and his elderly mother try to escape a decimated New York City. Can they survive?
Steven LeitmanPublished 3 years ago in GeeksThe Batman & Scooby-Doo Mysteries! #1
The Batman & Scooby-Doo Mysteries! #1 DC Comics 2021 Written by Ivan Cohen Illustrated by Dario Brizuela Coloured by Fanco Riesco
Steven LeitmanPublished 3 years ago in GeeksSo, You Want to Read Some Fanfiction? Here's Where You Should Start
When you’re first getting into fanfiction, it can be hard to know which websites to check out. There are many options out there, and each has a unique atmosphere and offers different flavors of fanfics. It can be hard to know which site is best for you without spending time on them, but where do you even start?
Haley KellerPublished 3 years ago in GeeksBest Unboxing Product Review Channels
You might wonder what's so special about Unboxing Product Review Channels? Why would anyone subscribe to them on YouTube? However, unboxing product review videos are popular. One unboxing video that shows someone unbox a product on camera has attracted more than 890 million video views. If you are thinking about getting a new laptop or cell phone, it can be expensive. This is why tech unboxing product review videos have become so popular over the years. Down below is a list of The Top 10 Best Unboxing Product Review Channels. These YouTubers will review products from a wide range of tech online stores. Such as Amazon, eBay, Wish, Walmart, Dollar Store, and so much more! Now, you will find the Top 10 Best Unboxing Product Review Channels on YouTube today. Let's Count Down!!!!
Olivia MillerPublished 3 years ago in Geeks