“The Legend of Aang: ATLA” Animated Movie Becomes Paramount+ Exclusive 
“Avatar: Fire and Ash” Burns Bright at the Weekend Box Office 
Comic Book Reviews (Week December 17, 2025): Rogue Storm Issue 3, Exquisite Corpses Issue 8, and More! 
Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2×03 Review: “We Board the Princess Andromeda” 
Burnout Syndrome 1×04 Review: Episode 4 
International Women’s Day with The Geekiary’s Editors!
Although The Geekiary is going 'dark' tomorrow as part of the "Day Without A Woman" for International Women's Day, we...
Supergirl 2×15 Review: Exodus
Wow. Supergirl continues to be extremely relevant to what's going on politically in America. "Exodus" eerily echoes the current immigration crisis...
The Walking Dead 7×12 Review: Say Yes
I think I can tentatively say that if The Walking Dead puts forward more episodes like "Say Yes", some of...
Does all the Negativity Over Disney’s Gay Character in “Beauty and the Beast” Make Sense?
Disney’s upcoming Beauty and The Beast seems to be surrounded by all kinds of drama these days. Is it all...
“Logan” Is What Happens When A Studio Gets Dark and Gritty Right
You know that dark, ultra-grim feel the DCU keeps missing horribly? Fox hits it right in the eye with Logan....
After “Logan” This is what Fox Plans to do with the X-Men franchise!
With Logan being the latest installment in Fox’s X-Men franchise a lot of fans are left wondering where the studio...
Steven Universe Review 4×19: Tiger Philanthropist
LET’S GET READY TO RUMBLE! ...and sing and probably cry a little, too. It’s time for “Tiger Philanthropist”. (more…)
The Expanse 2×6: Paradigm Shift
The characters of The Expanse are constantly surprising me by doing and saying the unexpected, and "Paradigm Shift" kept with...
Steven Universe Continues Weekly Plus More New CN
All new Steven Universe continues tonight with “Tiger Philanthropist” at 7 p.m. (ET/PT), and then another episode next week with "Room...
“America” Issue 1 – Hitler Gets Punched by a Queer Woman of Color!
America Chavez finally got her solo series, and while a few things could’ve been handled better, the debut makes for...