Conventions in the age of COVID need to adjust how they operate in order to keep going. But how did SDCC@Home do on that front? -Read our before commenting. Do not copy our content in whole to other websites. Linkbacks are encouraged. Copyright © The Geekiary

If a man’s world wouldn’t be nothing without a woman or a girl, then shouldn’t it also be a woman’s world? Long relegated to the role of “support”, women have been running things behind the scenes since the beginning of time. Bolstered by the movement to see more diversity and fairness in Hollywood, more women […]

If you saw our pre-SDCC webcast, you’ll know that out of all the panels on the Comic-Con@Home schedule, I was most excited for The Dragon Prince panel. This is because, due to conflicts, I’ve never been able to make it into the room to see the panel in person. And what a great first panel to […]

Comic-Con may not be happening as normal, but that doesn’t mean we aren’t getting our usual flood of announcements. Like Star Trek: Prodigy, the title and logo of which were revealed at yesterday’s Star Trek Universe panel. -Read our before commenting. Do not copy our content in whole to other websites. Linkbacks are encouraged. Copyright © […]

Capping off a pretty excellent first full day of Comic-Con@Home programming (for me, at least) was “LGBTQ Characters on Television – What’s Next?”. This fully stacked panel consisted of eight (eight!) actors – most of whom are queer themselves – as they discussed portraying LGBTQ characters on TV and what they would improve about the […]

If you checked out my panel recommendations or watched our recent pre-SDCC webcast, you’ll know that the His Dark Materials panel is one of the ones I was most excited about. For those who couldn’t watch (or don’t have time to check it out), I’m here to give you a recap of what we learned. -Read […]

  As we are all painfully aware, San Diego Comic-Con has cancelled its in-person gathering and moved online for 2020. But the San Diego Convention Center has sent fans a heartfelt message on the eve of the con. -Read our before commenting. Do not copy our content in whole to other websites. Linkbacks are encouraged. […]

For a lot of people, SDCC is an escape from the pandemic and the last thing they want to do is think about it during the con. But for a lot of us, panels focusing on it are exactly what we’re looking for. -Read our before commenting. Do not copy our content in whole to […]

SDCC @ Home has now released their full schedule, which means we can revisit our LGBTQ+ panel highlights for the final two days! -Read our before commenting. Do not copy our content in whole to other websites. Linkbacks are encouraged. Copyright © The Geekiary

In an effort to keep some semblance of normalcy in a very unusual situation, Comic-Con International stuck to their yearly tradition of releasing the San Diego Comic-Con schedule two weeks in advance, even though this year’s SDCC will be entirely virtual. With the last day of programming being released earlier this afternoon, the full panel […]