The Man With A Thousand Names by AE Van Vogt (book review).
‘The Man With A Thousand Names’ comes from AE Van Vogt’s second phase of writing in the 1970s. Actually, it feels more like…
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‘The Man With A Thousand Names’ comes from AE Van Vogt’s second phase of writing in the 1970s. Actually, it feels more like…
Finally having the opportunity to see Prey, C.D. must confess that he was taken aback. Although it wasn’t the masterpiece some have hailed…
Let’s get into some real controversial stuff, here. Not politics and whether Biden could beat Trump in a game of Battleship, but the…
‘Skyward Flight’ is the omnibus edition of three ‘Skyward’ novellas: ‘Sunreach’, ‘ReDawn’ and ‘Evershore’, all of which are related to Brandon Sanderson’s ‘Skyward…
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Now, thanks to a new adaptation on Netflix that was produced by Neil Gaiman himself, The Sandman will finally have the opportunity to…
Mark Kermode is here to give you his thoughts on the spy-fy thriller Bullet Train. Is it as bad as many people have…
Here’s the animated short science fiction movie Monju Hunters of Sofugan Island, by by Dirk Wachsmuth & Karim Eich. In the flick, we…
Ed and Jim bring us a look at Marvel Comics Super Special: Blade Runner, sometimes known as simply Blade Runner, the 1982 comic…
‘The Deluxe Gimenez’ is a bumper hardback edition of tales by talented Argentinian writer/artist Juan Gimenez, who sadly died of Covid 19 in…
In the sub-genre of contemporary supernatural fantasy, there are two approaches. The human population are aware of the supernaturals such as in Laurel…
Here’s short science fiction film Carrier by Thomas Saville, where a deep space pilot is going about her business as normal when a…