Haikyuu Chapter 370 Manga Review: “Challenger”
Again, this is the least spoilery image in the chapter. It's only been two weeks since the last chapter of Haikyuu!!,...
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.
Shokugeki no Soma 4×03 Review: “Hope in Solidarity”
After the breakneck pace of the first two episodes, "Hope in Solidarity" slowed us down a little bit, giving us...
Anime NYC 2019 Preview: This Con Just Keeps Getting Better
Hey there! I'll be attending the third annual Anime NYC next month, and I'm really excited about it! This is...
November Releases from VIZ Media Include Castlevania, Sailor Moon
Heads up, Castlevania and Sailor Moon fans! Both titles are among the list of upcoming VIZ Media November releases! Pretty...
Wednesday Webcomics: Discover the Truth Behind “Lalin’s Curse”
With Halloween just around the corner, what better reason to resurrect Wednesday Webcomics? If you're looking for a cute comic...
Netflix Announces New Slate of Original Anime
Image: Netflix Streaming giant Netflix is looking to expand their original anime content by adding a slew of series to...
Daybreak at NYCC 2019: This Is Not Your Parents’ Apocalypse
"High school isn't the end of the world...until it is." That's the tagline for the Netflix original series Daybreak, which premieres...
A Witch and a Werewolf Walk into a Bookshop – “Mooncakes” Review
Looking for a story with a diverse cast of characters and a happy ending? Looking for a nice, fluffy, queer...
I Did Not Like “Cursed” As Much As I Thought I Would
There have been many reimaginings of Arthurian legends over the years (we at The Geekiary are rather big fans of...
Shokugeki no Soma 4×02 Review: “Camera Flash”
"Camera Flash" seems to have two separate meanings. Mimasaka uses it to explain his super-fast tracing techniques, but I would...