Doctor Who: Series 15 (or 40 depending on how you count) Episode 3: The Well by Russell T Davies and Sharma Angel-Walfall.
You could hardly miss the information in the news that this current series of ‘Doctor Who’ has dropped to two
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Doctor Who: Series 15 (or 40 depending on how you count): Episode 2: Lux by Russell T Davies.
I did watch the last episode a second time but changed none of my comments. I do wonder if any
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Legion Of Super-Heroes: When Evil Calls by Paul Levitz, Geraldo Borges, Yildiray Cinar and Phil Jimenez (graphic novel review).
Post-note 2025, 9 years after I originally wrote the review, I’ve finally read the two previous unnumbered volumes leading up
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Legion Of Super-Heroes: Consequences by Paul Levitz, Yildiray Cinar and Geraldo Borges (graphic novel review).
The indicia for this book, ‘Legion of Super Heroes: Consequences,’ by Paul Levitz, Yildiray Cinar, and Geraldo Borges, says the
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Doctor Who: Series 15 (or 40 depending on how you count): Episode 1: The Robot Revolution by Russell T Davies (review).
It just seems like yesterday that we had the Yuletide special. If you have a TARDIS, then it probably is.
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Andor season 2 – More spies, more lies? (trailer).
Andor. The Star Wars show for people who prefer their space battles minimal, their droids emotionally traumatised, and their heroics
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Star Wars: Tales of the Underworld – where the Lightsabers are yellow and the hats are big (trailer).
It’s that time again, dear galactic travellers, when Lucasfilm asks us to set aside our internal timeline spreadsheets, forget everything
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Strange New Worlds: season 3 – Boldly genre-hopping where no Trek has gone before (trailer).
Brace your warp cores, rehydrate your tribbles, and try not to get emotionally attached to any redshirts—Star Trek: Strange New
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The Invincible Gene Colan edited by Clifford Meth (artbook review).
I heard of this book, ‘The Invincible Gene Colan’, last month, never having heard of it before, and wondered why
Read MoreFirst Men in the Moon (1964): Gin, Ray Guns, and Lunar bureaucracy in the Queen’s name.
Long before Neil Armstrong tiptoed across the Sea of Tranquility in monochrome, before Kubrick gave us pristine orbital ballet with
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