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Eric Diaz

California

Staff Writer at Nerdist

Just an opinionated gay geek who loves nerdy stuff. Staff writer for @Nerdist, formerly DCUniverse, Wizard Magazine, Topless Robot, & @Geekscapedotnet he/him

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  • 5 days ago | yardbarker.com | Eric Diaz

    Time to pour one out for Suits LA. Via Deadline, we’ve learned that NBC has canceled the high-profile legal drama after just one season on the air. The series was a spin-off of the beloved USA Network series Suits, and featured former Arrow star Stephen Amell in a lead role as Ted Black. The show garnered decent viewership for its premiere episode. However, the series from Aaron Korsh, who created the original Suits, never gained much viewership.

  • 5 days ago | yardbarker.com | Eric Diaz

    It’s been six years since Mahershala Ali walked onto the stage at Comic-Con and Marvel announced him as the new Blade. But aside from a voice cameo in Eternals, we’ve yet to see the vampire hunter on screen again. Unless you count Wesley Snipes returning to the role as the OG Blade in Deadpool & Wolverine, of course. Yet this new Blade movie just can’t seem to get going. And one person who can’t understand why, and would be happy to help, is original Blade trilogy writer David S. Goyer.

  • 5 days ago | nerdist.com | Eric Diaz

    In popular culture, vampires dip in and out of vogue. But with Sinners, Nosferatu, and AMC’s Interview with the Vampire, the undead are in style once again. It seems we as a culture can’t decide how we want our vampires. Do we want them scary, or do we want them sexy? And when did the whole sexy vampire thing even begin? There are many videos out there on this subject, of course. The latest Monstrum video essay from PBS’ Storied actually gets its facts right when it comes to the history of sexy vs.

  • 5 days ago | nerdist.com | Eric Diaz

    Thirty years ago, Marvel’s entire X-Men universe radically changed, when the publisher unleashed the Age of Apocalypse. For months, the classic line of X-Men comics ended, replaced with new X-Men books set in a dystopian timeline where Charles Xavier died young and Magneto founded the X-Men to fight a war against Earth’s tyrannical ruler, Apocalypse.

  • 5 days ago | yahoo.com | Eric Diaz

    Search queryMarvel Brings Back X-MEN: AGE OF APOCALYPSE for Its 30th Anniversary in a New SeriesFri, May 9, 2025 at 9:45 PM UTCThirty years ago, Marvel’s entire X-Men universe radically changed, when the publisher unleashed the Age of Apocalypse. For months, the classic line of X-Men comics ended, replaced with new X-Men books set in a dystopian timeline where Charles Xavier died young and Magneto founded the X-Men to fight a war against Earth’s tyrannical ruler, Apocalypse.

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