Live-Action ‘The Incredibles’ Fancast

After 14 years, the wait is finally over. The long-awaited and desired sequel to Disney Pixar’s The Incredibles lands in theaters. Though 14 years have passed for us, the film […]

GoC Cosplayer Spotlight: MistysKnight

Talent, charisma, beauty, and dedication these are all qualities possessed by one of my absolute favorite cosplayers @MistysKnight . I have had the pleasure of following her on Twitter for quite a while and getting to watch her cosplay journey playout for myself. For the past couple of years, I've fanboyed over her work and her dedication to always pushing forward and doing more. I've had the pleasure of watching her time after time advance with each cosplay taking not just her skill as a cosplayer but also her craftsmanship to the next level. So I finally decided that it was time the Geeks of Color community got to know her and see the work of this amazingly talented young woman. 

‘Sex Criminals’ Live-Action Fancast

It started with an orgasm. An orgasm that tasted like light and felt like time had stopped......only it was more than a feeling, time had actually stopped. Image's Sex Criminals, created by Matt Fraction and Chip Zdarsky for Image Comics, chronicles the experiences and adventures of Suzie Dickson and Jon Johnson. Those of you unfamiliar with Sex Criminals are probably quite confused as to what makes Suzie and Jon so special, well Suzie and Jon both possess the power to freeze time when they orgasm and enter what Jon refers to as Cumworld and Suzie calls "The Quiet".

GoC Comic Review: Death or Glory #1

Death or Glory #1 Written By Rick Remender Art by Bengal Published by Image Comics Released May 2, 2018 Death or Glory is Rick Remender’s latest entry in his long […]

GoC Comic Review: The Terrifics #2

THE TERRIFICS #2 Written by Jeff Lemire Art By Joe Prado and Ivan Reis Published by DC Comics Released March 28, 2018 The second issue of The Terrifics kicks off right where […]

Neon Genesis Evangelion Live Action Fancast

Today is the much-anticipated opening of Pacific Rim Uprising, the sequel to the popular 2013 Guillermo Del Toro Mech/Kaiju film. Over the course of the last week, I kept thinking about the influences of the original film and the fact that Del Toro did the film not just as a love letter to his beloved monsters, but also as a tribute to Kaiju and Mecha.

Storm Solo Film Fancast

This weekend Marvel’s Black Panther, which opens in theaters today, is about to prove to exactly what Black folks have always known: our heroes are more than capable of not […]