William B. DuBay’s The Rook Archives Volume 3 (graphic novel review).
The third volume of ‘The Rook’ starts off with some exceptional artwork by Jose Ortiz in ‘Hickey And The Pirates’ when Bishop Dane…
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The third volume of ‘The Rook’ starts off with some exceptional artwork by Jose Ortiz in ‘Hickey And The Pirates’ when Bishop Dane…
Hello Tomorrow!, the science fiction dramedy television series on Apple TV+, is a retrofuturistic delight that is sure to transport viewers to another…
Welcome to the multiverse, a place where anything is possible and every reality is different. Imagine being able to travel through these universes,…
Attention all sci-fi fans! Buckle up and prepare for a wild ride, because a new short film called “Bruce Gallagan” is hitting the…
Hold onto your seats, folks, because a new TV series is coming to Apple TV+ that’s guaranteed to leave you on the edge…
It’s arguable that The Fifth Element is both the most original and the most polarising science fiction film ever filmed. Watch as C.D.…
Guardians of the Galaxy is back for its third time around the block. The trailer makes it look fairly amusing, but then, that’s…
Over the past 40 years, Dan Simmons has released three collections of short stories and 25 novels. Let’s review and tier rate 14…
A new short scifi film titled “FAR” is capturing the hearts of audiences across the tubes. Directed by Brian James Crewe, this charming…
In a distant corner of the universe, Antares was the site of a shocking discovery – a forgotten colony of Earth, where women…
Volume 2 of ‘William B. DuBay’s The Rook Archives’ continues with not only the problem of Restin Dane thrown into the future but…
William Tenn in his introduction to ‘Of All Possible Worlds’ especially ranked ‘What Mad Universe’ by Fredric Brown as one of the finest…