comics
From Marvel to DC, Geeks explores the popular and independant comic titles in the geek universe.
The Evolution of Anime Figures and Statues: From Astro Boy to Demon Slayer
Anime figures and statues are more than just toys or decorations. They are a way of expressing one's passion and appreciation for anime culture and history. Anime figures and statues have evolved, reflecting the changes and trends in anime production and fandom.
By Nelis Thuo3 years ago in Geeks
Squirrel Girl vs Batman
So this article might just be to piss off Batman fanboys but I am also unequivocally correct. This is something I’ve been saying for years but I feel like it's important to actually back up my claims. So here we are, why Squirrel girl and Batman are the same. They are the same character, they are equally ridiculous and the victories they possess make no sense whatsoever. And as an added bonus why Squirrel Girl would beat Batman.
By Alexandrea Callaghan3 years ago in Geeks
I love Troublemaker comics
Yes. I love Troublemaker - i mean... i love his comics series! fFor those of you who live on Mars, The Troublemaker is a captivating comic series created by Stefano Labbia, author and screenwriter, that has garnered a loyal fanbase since its inception. This comic series follows the story of a former soldier, Mike, who gains the ability to heal himself instantly thanks to a secret army experiment. Mike's journey who become a mercenary for hire, juggling his personal life and his mercenary work make for an intriguing storyline that leaves readers wanting more.
By Theron Cheasseux3 years ago in Geeks
Entertainment and comics: something is broken?
Ever since their inception in the 1930s, comics have been one of the most popular forms of entertainment. They have given us iconic characters like Superman, Batman, Spider-Man and their subsequent franchises. These larger-than-life characters with their superpowers and abilities made us root for them and their heroic feats. But in recent times, it seems like something is broken in the world of comics and entertainment.
By Theron Cheasseux3 years ago in Geeks
The Token Woman
In a world with an incredible amount of superhero movies and action movies there are many badass, heroic men. More impressively there are exactly 25% as many token women. The Token Woman trope is an extensive, and consistent one. Who knows where it started? We don’t know but we do know that the trope is bullshit so of course I have opinions about it.
By Alexandrea Callaghan3 years ago in Geeks
My Pitch For Shang-Chi 3's Villain (and Shang-Chi 3)
In the original comics, Zheng Bao Yu, also known as Fah Lo Suee, is the immortal half-sister of Shang Chi, the daughter of Fu Manchu, and the head of her own criminal organization, the Oriental Expenditors, who were a front for the Golden Daggers sect. Under the moniker "Cursed Lotus," she ruled over a narcotics empire that supplied a highly addictive drug known as "Wild Tiger." She's vicious, duplicitous, gaslighting girl boss and honestly, she's still one of my favorite Marvel characters.
By Wen Xiaosheng3 years ago in Geeks
Top 10 Muscular Anime Characters
In this article, we are discussing the Top 10 Muscular Anime Characters. In anime, having muscular features is synonymous with having a strong body and being physically resilient. Although there are exceptions, a significant number of muscular characters may be seen in anime. After the hero completes the training arc and advances to a more mature level, we watch him gain muscles that are conspicuous and well-defined.
By Abdul Manan3 years ago in Geeks
Everything is Derivative of Something
We’ve all heard the phrase “everything is derivative of something” well if that’s true then how does a struggling artist present something new? As writers and directors we strive to find new ways to tell the same stories, we analyze and study patterns, tropes, character archetypes and we try and find ways to subvert expectations, that said, we continue to tell the same stories because they are comfortable and people find meaning and safety in familiarity.
By Alexandrea Callaghan3 years ago in Geeks









