Geeks of Color

At the beginning of his review for the game Mass Effect: Andromeda, YouTuber videogamedunkey stated, “Now anybody who knows me knows that when I play a game, I wanna hit a button and play the game. What I don’t wanna do is sit through a bunch of dumb bullshit.” This line has always stuck with me because it perfectly encapsulates how I feel about the action movie genre and the films within it that I gravitate towards the most.

Supergirl is on a bender and gets shanghaied into a revenge quest. That’s the movie. In 2021, the owner of my local comic book shop, Andy, slipped a Supergirl comic into my stack of subscriptions. I wasn’t a big reader of Supergirl comics, but Andy knew I was a big fan of the writer Tom King, and he suggested I give it a chance. That miniseries, Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow, is still one of my favorite modern DC Comics stories.

As an audience, we just can’t seem to get enough of toys with existential issues. Over the past 31 years, Pixar has made it unbelievably easy to identify with pieces of vinyl and plastic by imbuing them with humanity and souls. While we thought the best was over after 2010, the fact that the studio still continues to do quality work 16 years later is nothing short of astonishing, as proven by Toy Story 5.

Crunchyroll June 2026 is the runway month before the summer 2026 anime season opens in early July. Three titles are doing the lift this month. Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation Season 3 keeps the flagship isekai run alive, Baki-Dou: The Invincible Samurai Part 2 brings combat anime back on June 18, and Red River finally gets the shojo manga adaptation that fans have been waiting on for thirty years. Baki was the combat anime nobody outside Black anime Twitter knew about for years.

Hulu June 2026 is stacked in a way that feels a little personal. The headliner is the fifth and final season of The Bear, dropping June 25 day-and-date with FX. Eight episodes. One night. That is the kind of release you clear your calendar for. Sydney Adamu and Carmy have been carrying one of the most emotionally honest restaurant shows on TV, and this is where Christopher Storer puts the lid on it. FX shows always run different. The Bear is FX at peak.

Max June 2026 is the month the streamer stops playing nice. House of the Dragon Season 3 lands June 21, the Dance of the Dragons finally tipping into full civil war. A new Questlove music doc hits June 7. My Adventures with Superman Season 3 picks up the Reign of the Supermen arc on June 14. The HBO catalog refresh on June 1 is one of the biggest in recent memory, with 93 new titles dropping at once. Growing up, Earth, Wind & Fire was the soundtrack you didn\u2019t choose. It was just on.

Geeks of Color received first-look photos and premiere details for the second season of Diarra From Detroit from Paramount+. Diarra Brickland wanted a quiet summer. Detroit had other plans. Paramount+ has set a July 29 premiere for Diarra From Detroit Season 2, and the first look says the chaos is bigger this time. The eight-episode season drops two episodes on Wednesday, July 29, then rolls out one new episode every Wednesday through September 9.

If there’s one thing that legendary filmmaker Steven Spielberg loves more than making movies, it’s making movies about aliens. Four years after his last film, The Fabelmans, Spielberg returns to the director’s chair to make his fifth movie to feature aliens, Disclosure Day. I think it’s safe to say that expectations have been pretty high for this film.

My Adventures with Superman is back! After the success of the past two seasons, the animated series returns with a third season that promises major stakes and notable characters who could join our beloved crew. As always, the show has its own unique take on the Superman mythos with twists on origin stories and backgrounds that make it a truly original perspective on the DC Universe.

Geeks of Color sat down with Camila Mendes at CinemaCon 2026 in Las Vegas, where Amazon MGM Studios brought the cast of Masters of the Universe to Caesars Palace ahead of the film’s June 5 release. Camila Mendes has been a Riverdale lifer in the public imagination for almost a decade. Veronica Lodge built her career and locked herself into a type. So when Travis Knight handed her the sword and gave her Teela in the new live-action Masters of the Universe, that meant something.