The beauty of Critical Role is that this article will always feel like it’s being written too early. The unique format that the Dungeons & Dragons Twitch show utilizes means that the characters and plot are a constant, improvised collaboration between storytellers – brand new information is being revealed all of the time in a […]

The latest trailer for the upcoming The New Mutants live-action film has been released. Time will tell how it ends up performing at the box office when it debuts in the US on April 3, 2020. Until then, there are rumors about it featuring a queer romance. And yes, talk about the Sunspot casting controversy […]

Some people want to go into Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker completely blind and that’s totally fine, but for those of us trying to suss out information regarding queer rep, we gotta talk about that tweet. -Read our before commenting. Do not copy our content in whole to other websites. Linkbacks are encouraged. Copyright […]

ComiXology, Amazon’s premier digital comics service, has announced the debut of The Dark. The story is set in the year 2045 after a worldwide cyberwar ends technology as we know it. -Read our before commenting. Do not copy our content in whole to other websites. Linkbacks are encouraged. Copyright © The Geekiary

I’m all for queer representation in big-budgeted superhero movies, but if it’s not well-written then such representation ends up doing more harm than good. According to certain reports, Birds of Prey might be using problematic queer stereotypes and I hope Warner Bros. decides to reconsider. -Read our before commenting. Do not copy our content in […]

With Avengers: Endgame releasing in theaters worldwide, one thing is for sure, there still isn’t an out queer character in the MCU, which began way back in 2008 and includes more than 20 films. Maybe things will change for the better soon? With how Brie Larson talked about this topic, I do have hope. -Read […]

I could tell the so-called queer representation (specifically the bisexual kind) in Roswell, New Mexico was going to be problematic when the show’s promo content was made available. Now, eleven episodes in, certain fans are sharing their disappointment and seeing creator Carina Adly Mackenzie trying to justify her writing is hilarious. She has LGBT writers […]

What’s that light in the distance? Could it be nothing more than the bright blast of blue from one of Tony Stark’s Iron-Man suit’s repulsors? Perhaps it’s just a gleam of a sunbeam caught on the edge of Captain America’s Vibranium shield. Or maybe it’s a fierce lightning storm, shot down from the high heavens […]

I’m back with another recommendation for you all. If you are interested in a TV series featuring crime, murder, and well-written queer representation, you should consider watching Dogs of Berlin on Netflix. The first season is only 10 episodes long, and I hope the show gets a second season. -Read our before commenting. Do not […]

I started out as a fan of Midnight, Texas on NBC. It was a good mix of supernatural, horror, and mystery with an interracial queer married couple (an angel and a half-demon) for fans to root for. However, the second season of Midnight, Texas destroyed itself the moment it introduced a predictable and poorly written arc […]