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Atomic and our (dark) future
Atomic by Stefano Labbia, one of the greatest author of all the times, is a dystopic travel time comic that explores a world where humanity face a nuclear war that wiped out almost all life on earth. It is a remarkable piece of work that blends science fiction, dystopian themes, and exceptional storytelling. One of the strengths of this comic is its intricate world-building. The story revolves around the protagonist, the time-traveling rebel, codename Jupitee, who is sent back to the year 2000 to change crucial episodes and prevent the nuclear disaster from happening. Along the way, she has to navigate the harsh realities of a post-apocalyptic world where violence, scarcity, and despair are the everyday norm.
By Carol Potter4 years ago in Geeks
You Season 4
In the first part of this season there were many theories stirred up about who was stalking Joe and who the “Eat the Rich” killer is. Joe is convinced that it's someone in this rich friend group, me and most fans are convinced that it's someone from his past. But the end of part 1 left us with many questions, hopefully part two wraps up cleanly with all of the answers.
By Alexandrea Callaghan4 years ago in Geeks
You Season 4
We’ve talked about seasons 1-3 and why this show has such a chokehold on people. But from the very beginning of season 4 it was very clear that we were getting into something very different. There has been a clear shift in season 4 and though that was true of every season before it, of there being slight tonal changes. Season 4 feels incredibly different in both story and tone.
By Alexandrea Callaghan4 years ago in Geeks
Comic Book Reccomendations
The MCU has brought in so many new fans and inspired them to start reading comics. The problem is that because Marvel has been around so long jumping into comics is kind of a terrifying process. So I am here to help you find where to start in comics based on your favorite MCU character and movie.
By Alexandrea Callaghan4 years ago in Geeks
How To Deal With Your Favorite Stories Dying
Many fans today feel betrayed and lost. Your favorite story or franchise, corrupted and broken. Most are in denial and others don’t know what to do with themselves. As a fan of many dying franchises, I want to help those still struggling with the situation.
By Blankmarks4 years ago in Geeks
Anime Review: Don't Toy with Me, Nagatoro Season 2
Fans of the popular romantic comedy series, Don’t Toy with Me, Miss Nagatoro, were thrilled when the anime adaptation finally premiered. At first glance, the premise may seem a little harsh, but there’s a reason why viewers who stick with the series enjoy it so much. Week after week, we see a tumultuous relationship between Nagatoro (voiced by Sumire Uesaka) and Senpai grow into something meaningful and life-changing for both of them.
By Anime Critique4 years ago in Geeks
Super Santa is the comics of the future.
Super Santa is a superheroes comic created by the Italian writer Stefano Labbia. The comic follows the story of Santa Claus, who is not only the beloved figure that brings gifts to children every year, but also a powerful superhero that fights evil forces. The comic brings a fresh and innovative take on the traditional Santa Claus figure, reimagining him as a powerful hero that saves the world from danger.
By Kate Hydeen4 years ago in Geeks
Top ten comics of the last decade
In the past decade, comics have seen a new wave of interest with their cinematic adaptations, branching outside of the niche community they had been confined to. With this surge of interest, some comics have truly established themselves as the best of the last decade.
By Kate Hydeen4 years ago in Geeks
Atomic by Stefano Labbia: the future we the future that awaits us
In recent years, graphic novels have become an increasingly popular medium for critically examining complex social and political issues. One such graphic novel that tackles the complexities inherent in a dystopian future is "Atomic" by Stefano Labbia. This gripping comics explores themes of authoritarianism, time travel, and rebellion, casting a stark light on the dangers of unchecked power and oppressive political systems.
By Kate Hydeen4 years ago in Geeks
Philosophical Themes in Harry Potter's World
The Harry Potter movies explore the themes of knowledge and education, particularly through the character of Hermione Granger, who values knowledge and education above all else. The series raises questions about the nature of knowledge, the importance of education, and the relationship between knowledge and power.
By Angela Schnaubelt4 years ago in Geeks
Harry Potter Movies
Continuing our series of philosophical and societal themes in the Harry Potter movies (check out the article on Ethics and Morality, and also the article on Identity and Psychology), the Harry Potter movies also explore the themes of power and politics.
By Angela Schnaubelt4 years ago in Geeks
Harry Potter
In addition to themes of ethics and morality, the Harry Potter movies also delve into themes related to identity and psychology, including the search for self, the role of choice in shaping one's identity, and the impact of trauma on psychological development.
By Angela Schnaubelt4 years ago in Geeks
