It’s Superhero Week here on Geek Native as June turns over to July. As Max Fradet’s Borderlands’ Boba Fett was a hit it with readers it’s possible his mashup of the classic Snow White with the equally classic Wolverine might also appeal! Check out more of Max’s work over at Deviant Art. This is a […]
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Superhero Week: X-Men: Apocalypse’s Psylocke star Olivia Munn shows off her sword play
Fan favourite Olivia Munn will be joining Michael Fassbender, James McAvoy, Jennifer Lawrence, and Nicholas Hoult in X-Men: Apocalypse. Apocalypse is the lsat in the planned trilogy, following on from X-Men: First Class and X-Men: Days of Future Past. Oscar Isaac will play Apocalypse, in various forms, and the character is expected to bring together […]
Superhero Week: Steampunk Rogue and Phoenix cosplay
This week contains the 1st of July and that means it’s the return of Superhero Week here on Geek Native! You’d expect some cosplay on day one and you’d be right! Here we’ve some great mashup cosplay; a steampunk twist to Rogue and Phoenix. One question though; would you have been able to tell which […]
Competition: Jag in Space – A Just Determination
We’re a fan of Jack Campbell here at Geek Native whether it’s for the Lost Stars series or whether he’s using the pen-name John G. Hemry. It’s the Hemry name that Jag in Space appeared under. Have you watched any of the TV show JAG? You’ll kinda know what to expect. JAG stands for “Judge […]
Short film: The Rush
A tribute to StarCraft from Freddie Wong and Rocket Jump. The name of the piece comes from “Zerg Rush”. Google it. The Rush is often an effective tactic in Starcraft and I suspect that’s true of how it’s deployed here as well. Rush over to this teleport link and swarm your way to a random […]
Cakebread & Walton score Winter of the World RPG
British publishers Cakebread & Walton are known for games like Clockwork & Chivalry, Abney Park’s Airship Pirates, Pirates & Dragons and the OneDice series. They’ve just scored the license to take Michael Scott Rohan’s ebook series and create a two core gamebook RPG. Rohan’s 6-part fantasy series is published by Gollancz’s SF Gateway imprint and […]
Incredible LEGO construct is an 8 foot 9 Tower of Orthanc
Wizard hats off to LEGO master Brendan M (aka LegoRyu) for this 95,000 block tower. You can see the full gallery here on Flickr and you really should take a look. Brendan spent a year building the 8 foot 9 inch Orthanc; that’s some 75,000 in the Orthanc itself and about 20,000 in the landscaping […]
New Supergirl trailer sets out some of the plot
The first Supergirl trailer got people talking – some with heat, drama and tension in their voice. Why? This new superhero TV series didn’t look like it would double down on the dark and depressing. Melissa Benoist stars as Supergirl and in Global’s new trailer we get a much better idea of the plot. In […]
The Piano Guy’s chillax the Jurassic Park Theme
There’s nearly 4 million people subscribed to The Piano Guy’s YouTube channel and at the time of writing nearly 2 million have watched this video. Despite being a more relaxed version of John William’s now iconic tune this piece really takes me back. The video is set in Crawdad Canyon and you may get to […]
Short film: Black Angel
Geek Native posts plenty of short films but this one is different. This film, shot in Scotland, was commissioned by George Lucas to be shown before Empire Strikes Back. The film had been lost for years, vanished when Rank Laboratories went down. This article from the BBC has more information on the loss and rediscovery. […]
