Supergirl at SDCC 2017: Controversy Mars the Weekend
Controversy followed the cast of Supergirl at SDCC 2017. Despite a drama-free press room and a fairly charming panel, a now...
Jamie Sugah
Jamie has a BA in English with a focus in creative writing from The Ohio State University. She self-published her first novel, The Perils of Long Hair on a Windy Day, which is available through Amazon. She is currently an archivist and lives in New York City with her demon ninja vampire cat. She covers television, books, movies, anime, and conventions in the NYC area.
The 100 at SDCC 2017: Time Jumps, Boo
Thanks to Froggy for the awesome photo! Last year, The 100 was one of my favorite panels at San Diego Comic-Con....
Freeform at SDCC 2017: Shadowhunters and Stitchers Make Comic-Con Debuts
Freeform (formerly ABC Family, formerly the Family Channel) made its Comic-Con debut with beloved fan favorites Shadowhunters and Stitchers. Each show held...
SDCC 2017: Teen Wolf Says Goodbye
Teen Wolf said goodbye to its fans by returning for a seventh and final appearance at San Diego Comic-Con. With...
Welcome to the Ballroom 1×02 Review: Kiyoharu Hyodo
This week on Welcome to the Ballroom, we got to see a competition (sort of), learned Tatara's sports anime specific skill,...
Dive 1×01 & 1×02 Review: Dive to Blue & Concentration Dragon
Along with Welcome to the Ballroom, Dive was one of my most anticipated new anime series of the summer. "Dive to Blue"...
Nidhi Chanani’s Pashmina: A Girl’s Search for Her True Self
When considering books to review for The Geekiary, I try to focus on what we represent as a site, so I...
Welcome to the Ballroom 1×01 Review: Welcome to Osawarada Dance Studio
Like most shows, Welcome to the Ballroom uses its first episode to set up the basic plot and make a...
OMG! Check Please Gets Two-Book Deal!
It's the little web comic that could, and things just keep getting better and better for Check, Please!, the LGBT+ comic...
“Nevernight” Is a Dark and Compelling Fantasy
A world with three suns is the setting for Jay Kristoff's Nevernight. In this world where it is almost always daylight,...