comics
From Marvel to DC, Geeks explores the popular and independant comic titles in the geek universe.
Star Wars: Battle of Jakku – Republic Under Siege (2024) #1
The galaxy far, far away expands once again with the release of Star Wars: Battle of Jakku – Republic Under Siege #1, published on November 20, 2024. This highly anticipated comic is written by Alex Segura, with breathtaking art by Jethro Morales and Stefano Raffaele, and stunning cover designs by Taurin Clarke and Davide Paratore. Set in the aftermath of Insurgency Rises, this issue continues the complex tapestry of Star Wars lore, adding layers of intrigue, action, and nostalgia to the epic saga.
By Alan Carlos rosa2 years ago in Geeks
Elizabeth Olsen’s Return to the MCU in 2025: What to Expect
The announcement of Elizabeth Olsen's return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) as Wanda Maximoff, also known as the Scarlet Witch, in 2025 has sparked excitement and speculation among fans. As one of the MCU’s most complex and beloved characters, Wanda’s comeback offers new opportunities to explore her multifaceted arc and further expand the ever-evolving Marvel narrative.
By Alan Carlos rosa2 years ago in Geeks
Top 10 Comic Book Movie Adaptations that Need to Happen (Redux)
Comic book films are back in business and more popular than ever with the recent success of Deadpool and Wolverine and the craziness of the MCU just keeping it all going. With the resurgence in comic book movies, comic books themselves have regained some popularity. Now, that remark probably doesn't make much sense - haven't they always been popular?
By Greg Seebregts2 years ago in Geeks
The Penguin: Redefining the Antihero with a Cast of Unrootable Characters
The TV series The Penguin has made waves in popular culture, not only for its gritty narrative but for its revolutionary approach to storytelling. Unlike many shows that rely on morally ambiguous antiheroes to create emotional attachment, The Penguin presents a universe where almost no character is worth rooting for. In a departure from traditional character dynamics, this strategy gives the antihero a new dimension and meaning — challenging the audience to engage with the story on intellectual and thematic levels rather than purely emotional ones.
By Nazgol Rasoolpour2 years ago in Geeks
'Agatha All Along': Did Billy Really 'Save' His Brother? The Sad Backstory of Tommy Shepherd
WARNING! SPOILERS for Agatha All Along. After being first introduced in WandaVision as the magically conceived twin sons of The Vision and Wanda Maximoff, it was clear that Tommy and Billy Maximoff were a vital building block towards the future of the MCU, with both characters becoming members of the Young Avengers in the comics.
By Kristy Anderson2 years ago in Geeks











