My Geek Goddess review

My Geek Goddess review | Mr. Pink's Porn Reviews
MrPinks.com review date - 02/27/2013

Overview:
Geeks have been ascending the cultural, social, and economic ladders for decades and now, spurred on by increased acceptance of thick black spectacle frames, the popularity of The Big Bang Theory, and the unstoppably irritating swath of Internet memes you (and your mother-in-law) keep circulating, geek culture is more popular than ever. A wave of self-professed geek girls are taking full advantage of the geek revival by dressing up in the inhumanly revealing costumes of super-heroines, comic book bad girls, video game characters, and cinema icons that err on the side of sci-fi and horror, then exposing their nubile young bodies for all those sweaty neck-bearded fanboys to ogle. My Geek Goddess is a site operated by two such geek girls, a site that holds exclusive photo galleries that prove any girl who knows her orcs from her elves, her telepaths from her empaths, and her pre-Ms. Marvel Rogues from her post-Ms. Marvel Rogues. Joining this particular nerdgasm will cost you a mere $9.95 per month, but what does your hard-earned money pulled from your hard-earned convention fund get you? To find out, let's ask the geeks.

Pros:
My Geek Goddess provides its members with exclusive cosplay galleries of a softcore and erotic nature. The women dress up as Rogue and Jean Grey of the X-Men, Princess Leia, Tank Girl, Elvira, Vampirella, Sailor Pluto, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's Jadzia Dax, DC Comics' Black Canary, a zombie, and a couple of characters even I, a member of Merry Marvel Marching Society, failed to identify.

The seven models currently shooting for My Geek Goddess range from short-haired skinny girls (Kassandra Leigh, Nana) to thicker girls (Jessica Nova, Alice Malice) who can more convincingly pull of some of the tougher characters. They definitely seem to enjoy performing as their chosen characters; a quick look at their detail profile pages will prove they're as geeky as the next Dungeon Master and really know their stuff.

Aside from the photo archive, My Geek Goddess' biggest contribution to nerd culture is a members only forum where you'll find discussions of the posted galleries, the individual models, the conventions they plan to attend, their favorite shows/movies/games/comics/websites, and the future of My Geek Goddess. Have your say!

It's hard to deny these lovely young ladies your time and attention and with monthly membership costing less than $10, you'll be hard pressed to deny them your money, too.

Cons:
Photo content presented by My Geek Goddess is unfortunately low-res, only reaching 900x600px. No downloadable zips are provided, which forces members to view every image that catches their eye in online galleries and the provided slideshows.

There is no video content of any kind here at My Geek Goddess. The site, its models, and its producers have clearly identified what they're comfortable shooting and serving the members, and that unfortunately doesn't appear to include videos.

My Geek Goddess is a very small site - only 16 galleries are online at present - and the twice-monthly update schedule won't beef up the archive to a more substantial size for some time. I expect the model roster will also expand from its seven current girls.

Conclusion:
The comic-reading, sci-fi-watching, Twin Peaks-marathoning, D&D-playing young women of My Geek Goddess are attractive, charming, and certainly seem to enjoy their work a great deal. The effort put into constructing and executing the characters' costumes and portraying something of their personalities makes My Geek Goddess a treat to browse. Unfortunately, the dismally small archive is going to be a monumental hurdle that plenty of prospective members won't be able to overcome. Membership costs less than ten dollars, however, and that definitely helps make the site and its meagre offerings more worthwhile. Photo resolution upgrades will be essential in the near future, but even at 900px, these cosplaying beauties offer an original and engaging (and superfun) service.