Ahsoka: In a galaxy far, far away… or just on your Disney+ app (Star Wars TV series trailer).
SFcrowsnest readers, strap yourselves in for the thrilling and riveting ride that is the highly anticipated TV series Ahsoka. No,
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The Mandalorian: of Funky Royalty and Celestial Cameos? (with spoilers: TV show review)
Beware, folks, spoilers ahead. Galactic surprise! In Chapter 22: Guns for Hire, the latest episode of The Mandalorian‘s third season,
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Buckle up for a Beetle Bonanza: Blue Beetle flies into cinemas this August (DC superhero film trailer).
Are you itching for a summer blockbuster that will have you buzzing with excitement? Look no further, as Warner Bros.
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Secret Invasion: Aliens, Intrigue, and Samuel L. Jackson’s Eyepatch (new trailer).
Are you tired of mundane, terrestrial TV shows? Are you yearning for a series that boldly goes where no Marvel
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Justice League vs The Fatal Five (blu-ray animated film review).
The film ‘Justice League Vs The Fatal Five’ kicks off with the Legion of Super-Heroes (LSH) battling the Fatal Five,
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Back Issue #142 April 2023 (magazine review).
Finally, the software bug that plagued the UK GPO computer system has been resolved, and the backlog of material from
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The History And Politics Of Star Wars: Death Stars And Democracy by Chris Kempshall (book review).
The short review is basically this: if you’re even a half-serious ‘Star Wars’ fan, this book, while fairly expensive, is
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The Diary Of River Song Series 05 by Jonathan Morris, Roy Gill, Eddie Robson and Scott Handcock (CD review)
Our favourite archaeologist (apart from the other one) returns in the fifth series dedicated to her adventures around the universe.
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Justice League Companion by Michael Eury (book review).
An odd thing about TwoMorrows is that their early Companion books can be really hard to get when they’re sold
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Doctor Who: The Ninth Doctor Adventures: Shades Of Fear by Lizzie Hopley, Roy Gill and James Kettle (CD review).
The Ninth Doctor (Christopher Eccleston) returns in a series of three adventures. The Colour Of Terror by Lizzie Hopley Robbie
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