The Moorcock Library: Elric: Bane Of The Black Sword by Roy Thomas, Mark Pacella and Mary Mitchell (graphic novel review).
‘Elric: Bane Of The Black Sword’ is a graphic novel adaptation of an original book by Michael Moorcock. Like many
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Monster Island (The Monster Trilogy book 1) by David Wellington (book review).
‘Monster Island’ is quite an old book now, first published in 2006, taken from the SFCrowsnest backlist. I’m not sure
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Earth to Mars, but really quick (science video).
Earth to Mars, but really quick? Well, chemical rockets are nearing their limitations. Better means exist to travel between planets.
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Wifelike (scifi film: trailer).
Here’s scifi movie Wifelike, arriving August 2022. In the future, a troubled P.I. (actor Jonathan Rhys Meyers) chases criminals who
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Captain Scarlet: the making of a classic British scifi TV show (documentary: in full).
This 50-minute long documentary explains how classic British scifi TV show Captain Scarlet was brought to life via interviews with
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Her Smoke Rose Up Forever by James Tiptree, Jr. (book review).
‘Her Smoke Rose Up Forever’ by James Tiptree, Jr (aka Alice Sheldon) is a collection of 18 Science Fiction stories,
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Aces High, Jokers Wild book 6: Deuces Are Wild by O. E. Tearmann (book review).
‘Deuces Are Wild is the 6th book in the ‘Aces High, Joker Wild’ series written by O. E. Tearmann. This
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House of the Dragon: A New Reign, a featurette from HBO (video).
HBO are here to dish the goodies on the new Game of Thrones prequel, House of the Dragon. Will lightning
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Somerset Holmes: The Graphic Album by Bruce Jones, April Campbell and Brent Anderson (graphic novel review).
As I said last month, looking through the small list of Eclipse Books graphic novels, I spotted ‘Somerset Holmes’ by
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How politics crept into genre TV and film, changing it from fun entertainment to dour sermonising (video).
The Critical Drinker, aka Will Jordan, lays down his thesis that politics has grimly crept into much of the genre
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