Hawkgirl: Once Upon A Galaxy by Jadzia Axelrod, Amancay Nahuelpan and Driano Lucas (graphic novel).
I’ve always liked Hawkgirl. At least she had a better helmet to draw from different angles than her husband, Carter
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The Andromeda Strain (1971) UHD limited edition (film review).
Anyone who saw ‘The Andromeda Strain’ back in the 1970s and even its many reshowings on TV instantly remembers this
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Killer Bots, Time Travel, and Tentacled Tchaikovsky: The Arthur C. Clarke Award 2025 Shortlist Lands.
Well, polish your grav-boots and charge up your AI life-partner because the 2025 shortlist for the Arthur C. Clarke Award
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The Ferryman by Justin Cronin (book review).
I think this might be SF with shades of living in a digital reality. People on the island question the
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Ronin Uprising by Frank Miller, Philip Tan and Daniel Henriques (graphic novel review).
‘Ronin Rising’ combines samurai-style combat with dystopian Science Fiction but, while the artwork is okay, the story doesn’t really make
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Apes And Angels (Grand Tour book 21) by Ben Bova (book review),
‘Apes And Angels’ is a novel in Ben Bova’s ‘Grand Tour’ future history series and the fifth book that I
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Mercury (Grand Tour book 18) by Ben Bova (book review).
‘Mercury’ is a novel in Ben Bova’s `Grand Tour’ future history series and the fourth book that I have read
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Doctor Who: Series 15 (or 40 depending on how you count): Episode 5: The Story & The Engine by Inua Elams.
Y’know, the number of god-like beings the Doctor is encountering is making me wonder if Russell T is going to
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Invasion! Eight-Hour War and a pint (classic comic-book retrospective).
Back in 1977, when British comics weren’t afraid of being shouty, satirical, and stuffed full of morally dubious antiheroes, Invasion!
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The Old Guard 2: still not dead (trailer).
Immortality, it turns out, is still a full-time job. Just when Andy and her undead A-team thought they’d earned a
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