Who is Danni Danger?

Danni is a writer, editor, and herder-of-cats based in Austin, TX. They've written about a variety of topics, specializing in ethical finance, sex work advocacy, queer and neurodivergent topics, and lots of geeky comic book stuff. 

Thanks to their SEO training, they've learned to write for algorithms and humans alike. But only recently did they learn how to express enthusiasm in less than 700 words.

My Highlighted Writing

The Five Most Iconic Glamour Ghouls to Celebrate Halloween in Style

The Five Most Iconic Glamour Ghouls to Celebrate Halloween in Style

She’s a dark madam, a goth icon, a chillingly statuesque woman in black (and white). It’s glamour ghoul season and these are our queens.

When someone says “fall fashion”, do you automatically think of long, black gowns and your most haunting stare? It’s the season of the goth queen! If screaming relaxes you so, then pull up an electric chair and come on in!

LoTR: Who are the Istari, the Blue, Brown, Grey, and White Wizards

LoTR: Who are the Istari, the Blue, Brown, Grey, and White Wizards

Finally, Rings of Power revealed the identity of The Stranger. But who are the Istari? This is your guide to the wizards of Middle-Earth.

Magic takes many varied forms in J.R.R. Tolkein’s fantasy series Lord of the Rings. But no magic is more powerful than that of the Maiar, the wizards of Middle-Earth. You’ve heard of Gandalf and Saruman, maybe even Radagast the Brown. But who are these magic-wielding characters?

Meet The Company Behind Amazon, Costco, H&M's Sustainability Initiatives

The textile industry is a major source of damage to the environment, but smart companies are finding ways to recycle.

A growing majority of consumers value sustainability when it comes to cracking their wallets. As we collectively engage in more conversations about the environment and our future with it, many major companies are searching for ways to appeal to the Earth-conscious consumer by reducing their own carbon footprints.

Ding-Dong, the Snyderverse is Dead! Five Weirdest Moments from Snyder's 'Justice League'

Ding-Dong, the Snyderverse is Dead! Five Weirdest Moments from Snyder’s ‘Justice League’

Sorry, broseph, Jim Lee officially stated there are no plans to restore the Snyderverse. And these 5 moments show why that’s a good call.

San Diego Comic-Con had more than enough big news coming from Warner Bros. Thanks to Black Adam and Shazam 2 trailers, DC fans got lots of exciting news about the DCEU.

LotR: But They Were All of Them Deceived – The Sauron Breakdown

With fire in his eye, this corporeal can-opener had the bling to keep all of Middle Earth in line. Who is Sauron, the Lord of the Rings?

He’s the biggest bad of J.R.R. Tolkien’s infamous Lord of the Rings trilogy, but Sauron the Deceiver has gone by many names. His original name was Mairon, and he impersonated an Elf and went by Annatar, “The Lord of Gifts”. The Sindar Elves called him Gorthaur, meaning “dread abomination”. But his most infamous name was Sauron, the “abhorred”.

Sauron was one

Who’s Who: Bisexuality in the DC & Marvel Cinematic Universes

Superhero movies are making space for bisexual heroes of all kinds. And there’s potential for a lot more to join the bi-pride parade.

DC & Marvel have been casually introducing bisexual characters into their live-action universes. And for the bisexuals watching at home, it means a lot to us to see heroes we love casually come out. There are a few characters who’ve said on-screen that they’re into multiple genders. And there are a few more who could be basking in bisexual lighting in future prod

'The Batman' is 3 Hours?! It's Time to Bring Back the Intermission

With epic superhero and fantasy films becoming the norm, another 3-hour movie isn’t a surprise. But can we please bring back intermission?

As fans prepare for DC’s newest film The Batman to clock in at almost 3 hours, it’s clear that the long movie isn’t going anywhere. In the age of streaming, a long runtime isn’t so bad– but who can sit in a theater for 3 hours without having to pee?

Can 'Buffy' survive Joss Whedon? How to love a problematic fave

A version of this article was originally published at BoLS.

When I’m sick or burnt out, it’s only a matter of time before I start a rewatch of a favorite show. This go-round it was Buffy the Vampire Slayer. I had only just made it to the “Xander’s a hyena” episode when I noticed that Joss Whedon was trending.

The director/producer and formerly lauded feminist spoke to Vulture about the numerous allegations against him. His version of events often deflected personal responsibility. It also beli

The best fidget toys for active brains, hands, and feet

Who says fidget toys are just for kids? A great pro to being an adult is finding ways to upscale the things that brought us comfort as kids. These are the toys we wish we had growing up while we were spinning our pens or bouncing the desk of the poor kid sitting in front of us.

Fortunately, the internet is now brimming with fidget spinners and do-dads for all ages. You can find mind-soothing jewelry, gadgets, and desk attachments that make is normal– and even kinda fun– to be an avid fidgeter.

How 'Hawkeye' Hit the Bullseye on Kate Bishop's Queer Christmas Story

‘Hawkeye’ paid tribute to many popular holiday movie tropes. But the best Christmas story was Kate Bishop’s queer coming home for Christmas.

The first episode of the hit show Hawkeye introduced us to the MCU’s version of Kate Bishop. Played by the incredibly talented Hailee Steinfeld, the Hawkeye protégé was spontaneous, determined, and charming. And from the moment she showed up on screen in that black tuxedo, I knew this was the queer Christmas story I’d been waiting for.

'Thor: Ragnarok' is Filled With Indigenous Representation and Parallels

Director Taika Waititi gave us an unorthodox hero’s tale with Thor: Ragnarok. But is it also a story of the indigenous experience?

The other day I was listening to one of my favorite film podcasts talk about Thor: Ragnarok when the show’s guest said something that made me go “Huh.” Fangirl Jeanne pointed out on the You Are Good podcast that Taika Waititi’s MCU debut is full of parallels to indigenous history. And now I can’t stop thinking about it.

Is Batman Still Relevant Today?

Batman is arguably the most prolific character in comics. Another Batman film premieres in March 2022– but does the Dark Knight belong in the modern world?

One day before the start of DC’s Fandome event, The Batman‘s voice teased a new trailer for the film to be released at the online event. Audiences got to hear another iteration of Batman’s voice, causing a lot of excitement among fans. But all the anticipation has got me wondering… is Batman relevant in today’s world?
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