superheroes
Explore the very best, strongest, most powerful, and influential superheroes of all time.
The Unraveling Tapestry
In the hypothetical scenario where All Might succumbs to death after his battle with All For One, the foundations of the hero society in My Hero Academia would tremble under the weight of this monumental loss. All Might, the symbol of peace, served as a pillar of hope and inspiration for heroes and citizens alike. His demise would send shockwaves through the hero society, prompting a cascade of consequences that reshape relationships, power dynamics, and the very essence of heroism.
JRManglicmotPublished 3 months ago in GeeksSgt. Kabukiman N.Y.P.D.
Troma Studios has been turning out micro-budgeted shlock toilet bowl movies since the early Seventies, concentrating heavily on gore and sex and violence and camp, and most assuredly not turning out anything that is ever going to be winning any Critic's Choice Awards or any accolades whatsoever. These are garbage pail movies for the comic book and horror video crowd--which, of course, is just fine, and is often a helluva lot more entertaining than anything the more highbrow provenders of cinematic fare might have to offer up.
Doomsday: The Origin
Doomsday, one of the most formidable adversaries in the DC Comics universe, is a character shrouded in mystery and unparalleled destructive power. His true origin is a complex tale that involves genetic experimentation, evolution through death, and a relentless pursuit of power. We will delve into the depths of Doomsday's true origin, exploring the events and factors that led to the creation of this relentless force of nature.
JRManglicmotPublished 3 months ago in Geeks10 Years of Texxx-Man Cosplay (2014-2024)
On a sweltering Friday August 1, 2014, a young man heads to his first convention and wonders how much he'll enjoy it. The young man I'm referencing to is yours truly. 2024 marks 10 years since I stepped onto the cosplay scene. I've done over three dozen cosplays as of this writing and won two cosplay contests at two different conventions (2019 and 2020 respectively). So yes, I'm an award-winning cosplayer. I'm not ashamed to refer to myself as that, because I earned it. In the past decade, I've had numerous and incredible moments on social media and at cons as a cosplayer. I'm unable to go through every single cosplay moment I've experienced, but in this story, I'll be counting down my top five cosplay moments from the last 10 years. Also, I'll be highlighting 10 of the most fascinating cosplayers I believe have been inspiring to me and a Q&A session. Before I begin, I want to thank everyone on Vocal for supporting me and allowing me to express myself. Plus, if you would like to support me, please consider sending me a one-off tip, big or small, by going to the end of this story or any story I've written. Your tips will encourage me to write more stories like this and also, subscribe to my page. Finally, please follow me on social media. Information on those will be found in my profile. Now on to my favorite cosplay moments. These are not in any particular order.
Mark Wesley PritchardPublished 3 months ago in GeeksGoku's Latest Power-Up: Stronger Than Beerus?
Today marks a significant day in the world of the renowned anime series featuring the iconic spiky-haired hero and his adventures. We're thrilled to reveal an exclusive update on the protagonist's latest power level, surpassing his already impressive Elder Instinct. This newfound ability is so remarkable that it overshadows the latest transformation of his notorious rival and even outshines the might of the deities. Join us as we delve into this groundbreaking revelation and its implications for our hero, his rival, and the series' future.
FetaGeekNewsPublished 3 months ago in GeeksFire and Ice
Frank Frazetta is widely regarded as the "Father of Fantasy Illustration," at least in the modern sense, and Ralph Bakshi is an all-around genius in his own right, having put out a succession of wildly divergent animated films, from the X-rated blue humor of Fritz the Cat (1972) to the rumble-in-the-jungle drama of American Pop (1981) and Heavy Traffic (1973). He also was the first to plumb the depths of the immortal Tolkien "Rings" saga, with his admittedly incomplete adaptation of the first third of the famous trilogy (the sequels, regrettably, were never made), The Lord of the Rings (1978). A confessed long-time lover of fantasy epics, Bakshi also made the cult favorite Wizards (1977), which had voices provided by Mark Hamill of Star Wars legendry, among others.
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom:
As the lights dimmed and the familiar buzz of anticipation filled the theater, I sat on the edge of my seat, preparing to embark on an ocean adventure with Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom.
Will ChancellorPublished 3 months ago in GeeksThe Epic Battle: Superman vs. Goku vs. Saitama
The prospect of a battle between Superman, Goku, and Saitama has been the source of countless debates among fans of comic books and anime. These iconic characters, each originating from different universes, embody the pinnacle of power in their respective realms. The clash of these titans sparks the imagination of fans worldwide, leading to heated discussions about who would emerge victorious. In this essay, we delve into the characteristics, abilities, and backgrounds of Superman, Goku, and Saitama to unravel the hypothetical outcome of an epic showdown that fans have long dreamed about.
JRManglicmotPublished 3 months ago in GeeksThe Prince's Redemption
The rivalry between Vegeta and Goku in the Dragon Ball series is legendary, capturing the essence of their contrasting personalities and paths to strength. While Goku is often hailed as the ultimate hero, this essay aims to explore the nuanced narrative of Vegeta's character development and argue why, beneath the surface, Vegeta emerges as a better man than Goku. From his tumultuous beginnings as a Saiyan prince to his transformative journey, Vegeta's evolution as a character reveals qualities that go beyond brute strength, illustrating that true greatness lies in the complexities of character, growth, and redemption.
JRManglicmotPublished 3 months ago in GeeksThe Creator
CAUTION: SPOILERS AHEAD. The Creator is what every good movie ought to be. Thought-provoking, grounded, visually stunning, and heartfelt. This is especially important when it comes to science fiction movies in the twentieth century, where the film industry has become hyper-focused on creating things that can be turned into franchises, AKA cash cows they can milk until the cow collapses.
Atomic HistorianPublished 3 months ago in GeeksUnraveling the Supernatural Tapestry
The animated series "Trese" serves as a captivating portal into the rich and diverse world of Filipino mythology, weaving together ancient folklore with a modern crime noir narrative. Set against the bustling streets of Manila, the show introduces viewers to a tapestry of supernatural entities, mythical creatures, and cultural elements deeply rooted in Filipino traditions. This essay delves into the intricate layers of Filipino mythology depicted in "Trese," exploring the origins, significance, and cultural resonance of the myths interwoven with the series.
JRManglicmotPublished 3 months ago in GeeksThe Evolution of Ryu
Ryu, the iconic martial artist at the heart of Capcom's Street Fighter franchise, has not only been a central figure in the world of video games but also a character whose journey mirrors the evolution of the gaming industry itself. From his humble beginnings in the original Street Fighter to his pivotal role in subsequent iterations, Ryu's character development reflects the growth of storytelling in gaming. This comprehensive essay explores Ryu's narrative arc, psychological depth, and the aspects of his character that make him relatable not only within the Street Fighter universe but also to a broader spectrum of characters across different media.
JRManglicmotPublished 3 months ago in Geeks