Pacific Comics Companion by Stephen Friedt with Jon B. Cooke (book review).
My familiarity with Pacific Comics is limited. I recognize a few of their releases, such as ‘Ms. Mystic’ by Neal
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Doctor Who Turns 60: six decades of Wibbly-Wobbly, Timey-Wimey Delights? (trailer)
Greetings Whovians, and a special nod to our SFcrowsnest readers – it’s time to buckle up your bowties, tighten your
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Working With Ditko by Jack C. Harris (book review).
Don’t approach the book, ‘Working With Ditko’ by Jack C. Harris, as a biography of the renowned comic book creator,
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Torchwood: Among Us: Part 1 by Tim Foley, Ash Darby, Una McCormack and James Goss (CD review).
Torchwood remains in disarray, and these four stories capture the fragmented state of both former and current operatives. The characters
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The Diary Of River Song Series 07 by Lizbeth Myles, Roy Gill, James Kettle and James Goss (CD review).
Number seven is considered lucky for some, and we’re only halfway through River Song’s Diary. This time, River Song takes
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Alter Ego #184 November 2023 (magazine review).
From the cover of “Alter Ego”, it’s evident that the spotlight is on embellisher Tom Palmer (1941-2022). He was interviewed
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The Techno-Optimist Manifesto: a bold vision for abundance through technology (science news).
Marc Andreessen, a prominent U.S. venture capitalist, recently published an ambitious manifesto outlining his technologically optimistic worldview. The manifesto lays
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Children of Dune: the O.G Dune-tastic Voyage (scifi TV series retrospective).
Oh, Children of Dune, you beautiful, sandy enigma of a series! If you thought the universe of Dune was just
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Monarch: Legacy of Monsters: Apple TV+’s next big roar in the MonsterVerse franchise (new trailer).
It seems the world can never get enough of the Godzilla universe, can it? The king of monsters, and the
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Pluto revives the essence of Astro Boy on Netflix this October (anime: trailer).
Well now, fellow SFcrowsnest anime enthusiasts. Let’s gather ’round the screen because our anime-loving senses are tingling. Netflix, our
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