Sentences with phrase «for comic geeks»

For comic geeks, you can even battle Ulik, Ymir and Surtur.

Not exact matches

Much has been written about the triumph of geek culture, but what I am seeing all around goes deeper: not just a fondness for comic books and fantasy novels, but a wholesale embrace of scientific thinking in popular entertainment.

For me, as a second generation geek and someone who has grown up on superhero I have long been a fan of Marvel comics and then later I fell in love with the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

a geek, a gamer... I love movies and tv, comic books and graphic novels, video and board games... I'm looking for a woman who likes the same and doesn't list «Hiking» as one of their favourite activities.

Newly single and a self - proclaimed geek, Spencer was frustrated with the lack options for people like him who were into computers, crossword puzzles, comic books, and similar hobbies — and who didn't put emphasis on appearance and social status.

While our site is mainly aimed at single people in to dating we also welcome anyone looking for a geeky partner whatever they may be in to from gaming to anime, cosplay to comics - sign up now and join our growing community of single geeks and nerds.

With the growing mainstream popularity of comic book movies, conventions, video game culture, and other mediums once considered niche and nerdy, the time is ripe for geek - centric businesses to thrive.

Speed dating for geeks Join Login Sci - Fi Speed Dating is an event that takes place at Comic Cons around the USA, giving geeks the chance to meet like - minded members of the opposite sex, and hopefully lay the foundation for a real relationship.

Interviews How a Once Fat Tech Geek Now Makes a Living «Getting Laid» by Asian Women Online dating and social network for programmers, developers, cosplayers, anime lovers, comic book fans, nerds, geeks, dorks, science geeks and gamers.

As it turns out, «'' Amy»» entrepreneur Banky Edwards (Jason Lee) has sold the film rights for his «'' Bluntman & Chronic»» comic book — which is loosely based on Jay and Silent Bob — to Miramax, and the studio greenlit a big - budget production.Before it even begins, though, the pending «'' Bluntman & Chronic»» film provides more than enough fodder for a new wave of hate - mongers who prowl the Internet, namely pimple - faced geeks who slam anything they can type about on a series of movie gossip websites.

There's also an alternate ending that is more for the geek - centric comic book - reading fan base than the casual viewer.

2018 has already proved to be a big year in film, as there has seemingly been something for everyone whether you're the comic book geek or the horror aficionado.

For real comic book geeks and DVD freaks, there are some excellent DVD - ROM features.

That's because during my ten minute video interview with Nick Frost and Simon Pegg, not only did we discuss their great new movie The World's End (read Matt's review here), we geeked out over what they collect, future projects, how we first met nine years ago at Comic - Con (Pegg tells a great story about waiting in line for Carrie Fisher «s autograph), and a lot more.

Mainstream audiences finally understand what comic nerds have been geeking out over for the past half a century, but this new understanding also lends itself to new questions about genre conventions.

If you're like most people, you probably know James Franco best as the goofy comic actor from «Pineapple Express,» «This Is the End,» «The Interview» and the like, or the intense dramatic actor who earned an Oscar nomination for «127 Hours,» played «Spider - Man's» best friend / nemesis in Sam Raimi's movies and headlined an acclaimed James Dean TV biopic after getting his start on «Freaks and Geeks.»

But whenever the laughs come, they come big, and the movie never bores, thanks to three stellar performances: Streep, mostly known for her dramatic work, proves to be an adept comedienne; Willis, famous for macho action roles, makes a surprisingly convincing geek; and Hawn continues to prove whe's one of the finest comic actresses in film today.

Ta - Nehisi Coates, a national correspondent for The Atlantic and a nominee for the National Book Award's nonfiction prize, is going full geek in a way that resonates with him the most: writing Marvel's new Black Panther series hitting comic book shelves next spring.

Comic - Con has become the place for major geek movie previews.

The last generation of director geek gods, now in their 40s or 50s — J.J. Abrams, Joss Whedon, Guillermo Del Toro — grew up on comics and «Star Wars,» but the next generation is coming up, the ones in their late 20s and early 30s, for whom Link, Sonic and Cloud were just as important a part of their cultural upbringing as Spider - Man and Luke Skywalker were to the previous.

Neil Gaiman writing a swan song for Batman should be a monster geek out for me, but I'm so tired of the comic industry making events out of killing (and later resurrecting) major characters.

She has written and spoken about comics and geek culture for Graphic Policy and at the Netroots Nation conference.

Apparently I was in serious danger of having my geek card revoked, because early Friday morning I hopped a train for San Diego and spent a day at Comic - Con International for the very first time.

But last week I had the best iPhone - comic experience I've had yet, and get this: it tosses in some Star Trek geek points for good measure.

If you are hunting eBay for sports cards, comic books or even a new pair of PRPS jeans, you will in the future encounter articles about fashion, geek culture and sports memorabilia.

A new comic strip debuts in syndication from David Reddick (The Trek Life, Garfield) for the nerd and geek set!

For more from Geoff Johns and Jeff Lemire about the climactic finale of «Trinity War» and the introduction of the Crime Syndicate, check out the interviews that recently ran in USA TODAY, THE HUFFINGTON POST, THE WASHINGTON POST, MTV GEEK, IGN, and COMIC BOOK RESOURCES.

I'm not the biggest Batman geek in the world: I can't quote lines from comics, I can't tell you his biography word for word.

Ray has extensive roots in geek culture, as he's written about videogames, comics, and movies for such outlets as Newsday.com, ESPNNewYork.com, Classic Game Room on YouTube, Collider.com, and Comicvine.com before finally settling into his role as EGM's reviews editor.

For every conversation where I was a jerk for having some small part of my brain thinking these were inferior geeks there was half - a-dozen conversations where I encountered people who had begun reading comics because of Marvel's Avengers movie, and were now into doing cosplay, checking out various anime that folk had recommended and were visiting the Con to check out smaller, independent comiFor every conversation where I was a jerk for having some small part of my brain thinking these were inferior geeks there was half - a-dozen conversations where I encountered people who had begun reading comics because of Marvel's Avengers movie, and were now into doing cosplay, checking out various anime that folk had recommended and were visiting the Con to check out smaller, independent comifor having some small part of my brain thinking these were inferior geeks there was half - a-dozen conversations where I encountered people who had begun reading comics because of Marvel's Avengers movie, and were now into doing cosplay, checking out various anime that folk had recommended and were visiting the Con to check out smaller, independent comics.

The days of being a geek constantly battling against a society that does nothing but mock comics, science fiction, anime and videogames is, for the most part, over.

Tony is a geek through and through, and his love for Comic Books, Science Fiction, Heavy Metal, and Video Games knows no bounds.

Alongside his love for gaming, he is something of a comic book geek and collects vinyl records.

I'm very excited to be heading San Diego for my next curatorial project during Comic Con, the Geeks for Peace charity event hosted by my buddy Morgan Spurlock and Kevin Smith.

During the day, he manages IT and product development for screenprinted apparel manufacturing; by night he creates geek art posters, writes JavaScript, and records weekly podcasts about comics.

Tech geek, video games, photography and music lover, comics - based movies enthusiast, and a sucker for good design.