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Explore the very best, strongest, most powerful, and influential superheroes of all time.

Why Marvel Studios Should Embrace Canon MCU Novels
For over fifteen years, the Marvel Cinematic Universe has been the gold standard for shared cinematic storytelling. What began as a risky experiment with Iron Man (2008) grew into a sprawling, interconnected franchise that redefined what blockbuster filmmaking could be. But as the MCU continues to grow–across films, Disney+ series, specials, and now the multiverse–it faces a challenge that can’t be solved with bigger budgets or more content alone:
By Jenna Deedyabout a month ago in Geeks
The Full Breakdown of Stranger Things Season 5 Volume 2
The wait for the penultimate chapter of the Hawkins saga is finally over. While we’ve spent years wondering how the story of Eleven and her friends would conclude, Season 5 Volume 2 has shifted the stakes from a local supernatural mystery to a full-scale cosmic war. The barrier between our world and the Upside Down isn't just thinning—it’s dissolving into a chaotic overlap that threatens to rewrite the laws of reality.
By WHB KHNabout a month ago in Geeks
The Godfather
What does it really mean to have power—and what does it cost to keep it? Few stories have explored this question as deeply and memorably as The Godfather. Decades after its release, the film (and the novel that inspired it) continues to influence how we think about leadership, loyalty, family, and morality. It’s more than a crime saga; it’s a mirror held up to human ambition and the choices we make when values are tested.
By John Smithabout a month ago in Geeks
Marvel Zombie. Top Story - December 2025.
The last entry into our 2025 superhero projects catalogue is Marvel Zombies. This was a show that was anticipated by absolutely no one and it disappeared from the public consciousness as quickly as it was released. There was nothing special about the project that made it a must see, or a must remember. In fact if anything it's a must forget.
By Alexandrea Callaghanabout a month ago in Geeks
Solbearers: Part 4- Pitch Meeting
Cassandra was sitting on her flight to Tokyo. Buibui told her he hated the cold so she wondered how he was holding up in the cargo area he had snuck and telepathed his way into. But he said he'd be fine so Cassandra trusted him. Just as Buibui trusted her gut instinct that they should go to Japan before America to meet a talent agency CEO. For a beautiful woman and an ancient spider vampire there was a bizarre amount of trust between them but Cassandra's life had been so strange as of late that she was willing to follow her instincts. Despite her stress she dozed off for most of the long flight.
By CKabout a month ago in Geeks
Your Guide to the X-Men Part 1: The Original Team
There are a lot of fans of Marvel's mutant team the X-Men, who were introduced to them in a variety of ways, from the comics to the movies or the various cartoons. With more than 60 years of history and more than a few new #1 issues and relaunched series, it can be confusing to know the real history of the team. Here's your guide, from the beginning. Note: details on some characters and events will be covered later in the team's history rather than under a given character's bio.
By Gene Lassabout a month ago in Geeks
Legacy in Unity: Why Sam Wilson and Steve Rogers Will Stand Shoulder-to-Shoulder in Avengers: Doomsday (2026)
The latest MCU teaser for Avengers: Doomsday–Marvel Studios’ epic ensemble film set for release in December 2026–has reignited one of the franchise’s most passionate debates: Will Steve Rogers return to the forefront, or will Sam Wilson remain the true Captain America? Early reactions to the teaser confirm the shocking return of Chris Evans as Steve Rogers, showing him riding a motorcycle and cradling a baby — a peek at a life beyond his heroic past.
By Jenna Deedyabout a month ago in Geeks
Why it's Impossible for The Batman Who Laughs to Ever Get a Live Action Introduction
The Batman Who Laughs is a DC villain that I never knew actually existed. I assumed that he was just a fun version that DC comics was using to create cool action figures to show everyone what Batman would look like as the Joker. I was so wrong when I realized that The Batman Who Laughs is actually a real character within the DC universe.
By Emy Quinnabout a month ago in Geeks
Avatar: Fire and Ash Ending Explained
The world of Pandora has always been a place of breathtaking beauty and spiritual harmony, but James Cameron’s third installment, Avatar: Fire and Ash, introduces a darker, more volatile side of the moon. This isn't just a continuation of the Sully family's journey; it is a fundamental shift in the conflict between the Na'vi, the RDA, and the planet itself. The lush jungles and vast oceans we have come to love are now contrasted against a landscape of scorched earth and volcanic fury.
By WHB KHNabout a month ago in Geeks
Pluribus Season 1, Episode 8 Breakdown
Description: A comprehensive, long-form analysis of Pluribus Episode 8 "Charm Offensive." Explore the psychological manipulation of Carol, the "Joining" endgame, and why that game-changing kiss with Zosia matters.
By WHB KHN2 months ago in Geeks
Avatar: Fire and Ash
Description: Prepare for Avatar: Fire and Ash with this deep-dive recap. Explore the secrets of Eywa, Kiri's miraculous origin, the rise of the hostile Ash People, and what James Cameron’s next chapter means for the future of Pandora.
By WHB KHN2 months ago in Geeks
Tanked
Tank Girl is a rip-snorting, bald, badass beeyotch who rides around in a mini-tank across the vaguely post-apocalyptic, Mad Max Aussie outback, having surrealistic and hyperviolent adventures while being dirty, messy, foul-mouthed, and very drunk. Wielding serrated knives, huge guns, convenient small artillery, and tits that explode into missiles, she chain-smokes over a crooked little grin, leaning hard into her exuberant comic-book stupidity — a hardcore, foul-mouthed feminist parody of woman-warrior tropes. She's brutal, beautiful, and totally bad.
By Tom Baker2 months ago in Geeks