Did Marvel Just Confirm Bisexual Bucky Barnes?
A conversation with the creative team behind the new Black Widow may have unintentionally revealed something about Bucky Barnes that many fans...
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.
Jurassic World Director Jokes “No Heels” in Sequel
Well, it looks like there is at least one thing not returning in Jurassic World 2: star Bryce Dallas Howard's infamous...
Anthony Rapp Joins Star Trek: Discovery as Gay Lead Character
The Star Trek franchise didn't have an openly gay character until this summer's Beyond revealed that Sulu (John Cho) has...
Universal Studios Brings Nintendo Theme Stateside
Plans are already being developed for the Universal Studios park in Osaka, Japan, but it was announced today that the Super Mario-themed...
Supergirl 2×08 Review: Medusa
The CW's epic, four-show DC crossover begins with Supergirl. "Medusa" finally reveals Cadmus's nefarious plot: a deadly virus that only affects aliens....
Supergirl 2×07 Review: The Darkest Place
"The Darkest Place" really ramped up the drama on Supergirl, with Cadmus going after Kara, an evil twin trying to frame Guardian,...
Tom Hopper Moves from the High Seas to Westeros
Well, if Watchers on the Wall is to be believed, my favorite knight/pirate will be journeying to Westeros. That's right,...
Supergirl 2×06 Review: Changing
Supergirl continues to have their episode titles be right on the nose. There was certainly a lot of change to...
Riptide Publishing Website Crashes After Huge Response to LGBTQ Book Giveaway
All of us here at The Geekiary are still reeling from the results of this year's presidential election and trying...
Supergirl 2×05 Review: Crossfire
Last night's episode of Supergirl was all about struggling with identity. In "Crossfire", our heroes dealt with internal crises as well as...