Browse

Author: Christina Ladd

One of the Books & Comics editors at Geekly. She/her. Sailor Rainbow. Glitter and spite and everything bright.

Sailor Moon #24 Review

Each fortnight, the pit of cold, nauseating dread in my stomach sinks just a little bit lower when I realize that it’ll soon be time to do another review, and I have to once…

Read story ↗

Magonia Review: Come Sail Away

Starting in the 17th century and continuing to this day, a debate has raged over who, exactly, is the father of calculus. Owing to favorable historical circumstances, or maybe to strange providence, Newton and…

Read story ↗

Sailor Moon #23 Review

NOTE: Sorry for the delay in posts, folks. I was getting married (to another Geekly)! And then also taking a honeymoon/pilgrimage to Providence, where we saw a bunch of Lovecraft stuff and Caitlin R.…

Read story ↗

Red Queen Review: Bloody Revolution

Let's just get this out of the way first: in Red Queen, a young woman is dragged from obscurity, thrust into a deadly competition, and then embroiled in a revolution. Comparisons to The Hunger Games are…

Read story ↗

Sailor Moon #22

For those of you still with us, Sailor Moon and everyone she loves are in deadly peril. Time for drastic measures! Or…well, time for running, anyway. Chibi-Usa is missing, and King Endymion enlists Tuxedo…

Read story ↗

Sailor Moon #21

Just about the only thing Sailor Moon Crystal has going for it at this point is its ability to create striking images. I'm not talking about character creation; the characters are still flat. I…

Read story ↗

Sailor Moon Crystal #20

Crystal has a lot of problems (it also has qualities, I will not deny it), but for this arc in particular, I think I've finally figured out what the root issue is. It's boring. And…

Read story ↗

Sailor Moon Crystal #19

At last, the long-awaited exposition! Chibi-Usa is from the 30th century, and she's here to get Sailor Moon's help. With what, you ask? Well, it's not clear. And she can't bear to return to…

Read story ↗