Incredible Science Fiction: The EC Archives volume 2 (graphic novel review).
The reason I delayed reading ‘Incredible Science Fiction: The EC Archives Volume 2’ was because of some confusion with the issue numbering for…
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Science fiction, fantasy, horror and steampunk.
The reason I delayed reading ‘Incredible Science Fiction: The EC Archives Volume 2’ was because of some confusion with the issue numbering for…
It is the year 2050. The Earth is suffering under the effects of climate change. Ten years ago, well over 160 million people…
‘Drive Or Be Driven’ by Aliya Whiteley is the sixth book in the ‘Polestars’ series of individual author short story collections from Newcon…
If you’ve ever wondered what would happen if Logan’s Run, Noah’s Ark, and a public information film about recycling were all mashed into…
There’s a certain irony to a show called Invasion taking three seasons to properly assemble its cast in the same room—but here we…
Back in the halcyon age of television, when men wore ties in missile silos and all science was conducted by lantern-jawed Americans with…
Now writers Thomas N. Scortia and Frank M. Robinson wrote ‘The Glass Inferno’ in 1974, and another book, ‘The Tower’ by Richard Martin…
I was surprised how short this film, ‘Attack Of The 50ft Women’, was, running at 65 minutes. During the orbit and crash of…
‘Tiamat’s Wrath’ is the eighth novel of ‘The Expanse’ space opera series by James S A Corey. High Consul Winston Duarte rules the…
So, it turns out the third Avatar film is not called The Seed Bearer (thank Eywa), but instead goes by the far more…
There’s a moment in Outland (1981) when Sean Connery’s beleaguered space Marshal, eyebrows doing most of the acting, stares down a corridor of…
Here come the tripods again—but this time, they’re not just stomping across Surrey with heat-rays; they’re also scanning your browsing history in the…