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REVIEW: Dragon Ball Super: Broly

A review by PJ Ong The Geekery Contributor It’s been 3 years since we last saw the Z Fighters gang on the big screen. 2015’s Dragon Ball Sup...

When two uncommon world collides--- food and superheroes, you'll get DC Super Heroes Cafe! Launched last June 23, 2018, DC Super Heroes ...

It's class 1-B's turn to showcase their performance for UA's Cultural Festival with their own rendition of Romeo and Juliet that...

Golden week in Japan is finally over and it's a good thing that Kohei Horikoshi still show us the Class 1-A's performance in UA Cult...

The Green Lantern Corps now enters a new arc in Darkstar Rising. Few issues ago, the Controllers were reintroduced in the series and they ca...

It's the final battle between the greatest Green Lantern of all time and the ruthless general from Krypton. "Zod's Will" h...

The First Order Executioner also known as First Order Judicial Trooper or Executioner Trooper, were a variant of Stormtroopers used by the F...

What a great time to be a geek! 2017 is a great year as our favorite superheroes are now available in the silver screen. This review is very...

Almost a week after its premiere in the Philippines, Thor: Ragnarok received a lot of positive reviews and conquered the Philippine box offi...

The recent released chapter 156 of Boku No Hero Academia finally revealed the origin of the rescuee, Eri. In case you forgot what happened, ...

A review by Celestine Lasquety I’m not fucking kidding when I say I write this review with a heavy heart. It’s the fucking Inhumans and I hi...

(SPOILER ALERT) After Spider-Man’s Marvel Cinematic Universe debut on Captain America: Civil War, it is time for the homecoming (party) movi...

After many years of waiting, Wonder Woman finally hit the big screen and aside from that, DC gave us a movie that definitely stepped up thei...

The Quest for the Blue Lanterns has reached its conclusion. After Kyle Rayner reconstituting Hal Jordan's corporeal form when he was in ...