The SFcrowsnest archive
Scott makes time to bring you an hour-long video documentary on the now almost forgotten Captain America animated TV series from 1966, where the makers…
Ed and Jim slide out a copy of the comic-book version of the Star Wars Empire Strikes Back film, with art by Al…
Here’s the review of Jupiter’s Legacy from our Paul, where he explains exactly what happened, where the Netflix superhero TV deviated from the…
In the eleven-minute-long short movie Eden by Kristian Bakstad, we arrive deep in the recesses of space, where a lone scavenger hunts for…
Will Netflix ever get tired of zombie TV series? Not if the second season of Black Summer is anything to go by! Another…
Our man of many movies, Mark Kermode, is in the hot seat to explore the zombie heist movie that is Army of the…
The Chronicles of Riddick is an unappreciated science fiction masterpiece, argues Rowan J Coleman. Wait, give Rowan a minute to explain – don’t…
‘The Curse Of Fenric’ is the penultimate story in the McCoy era starts with two military dinghies approaching shore when a fog falls…
Here’s an hour-long video where F. Brett Cox pops in to chat with David Barr Kirtley about the life and works of Roger…
When I recently discovered that Neal Adams had drawn the mini-series ‘Fantastic Four: Anthesis’, a little investigating also found it had been released…
In 2017’s ‘Sea Of Rust’, C. Robert Cargill told a tale of the far future where purpose-built robots struggle to survive once they…
Looking at the other artists in Flame Tree’s artists books that might be akin to fantasy art, I considered Dutch painter Rembrandt Harmenszoon…
