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Marcher by Chris Beckett (book review).
‘Marcher’ is the second published novel by Chris Beckett, with the cover proclaiming loudly that it is a winner of the Arthur C.…
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Titan by Ben Bova (book review).
‘Titan’ is the second book I have reviewed by Ben Bova. The first was ‘Earth,’ and both form part of Bova’s epic, future-history…
ReviewScifi
Stingray Comic Anthology Volume 2: Battle Lines (graphic novel review).
The focus in this ‘Stingray Volume 2’ is the material that appeared in ‘Countdown’ and for Marina in the ‘Lady Penelope’ comic with…
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Who Needs Men? by Edmund Cooper (book review).
With a title like ‘Who Needs Men,’ you would have thought this paperback would have been written by a woman than a male…
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Combat Monsters: Untold Tales of World War II edited by Henry Herz (book review).
‘Combat Monsters’ is an anthology of World War II stories in which creatures from myth and legend play a part in that conflict,…
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Illustrators #46 (magazine review).
This latest edition of ‘Illustrators’ is another odd mix. Starting off with artist/writer Bob Fingerman (1964-), who casually namedrops with knowledge in his…
TrailerScifi
Jurassic World Rebirth: return to the Island of Poor Life Choices? (trailer)
Welcome back, dino fans! You thought Jurassic World Dominion was the final nail in the prehistoric coffin, didn’t you? Oh no, my naive…
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Fantastic Four: First Steps—Marvel’s retro cosmic adventure that might actually work (trailer).
Here we go again, folks! Another Fantastic Four reboot is upon us, but this time, it promises not to be a flaming wreck…
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Ash: Trust no one. Especially in space (trailer: scifi horror film).
Buckle up, folks. Flying Lotus, the multi-hyphenate musical maestro turned filmmaker, is back in the director’s chair with Ash, a sci-fi horror-thriller promising…
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Things to Come (1936): H.G. Wells predicts the future, and it’s… complicated (video).
Time to sit down with Things to Come—the 1936 cinematic crystal ball brought to us by none other than H.G. Wells himself, based…
NewsScifi
The Outer Limits: classic TV retrospective (video).
There is nothing quite like sitting down with a cup of tea, turning on the telly, and hearing those immortal words: “There is…
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The Munsters: the original family that put the ‘Fun’ in Funeral (video).
Before the Addams Family snapped their fingers to the rhythm of our dark little hearts, there was another clan of kooky characters who…