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With 90 years remaining on their mission, three low-ranking astronauts onboard the DreamBlaster spacecraft are unintentionally awakened from slumber in the opening scene…
Greg Bear, the wonderful, imaginative science fiction writer from Seattle, passed away aged 71 in hospital this Saturday 19th November 2022, due to…
Netflix now has a new top show, steampunk horror thang 1899, which has supplanted The Crown as their most popular programme. The cult…
Would you like a SpaceX miniature Falcon Heavy launch inside a glass dome? Who wouldn’t… so, here’s a natty little video tutorial on…
Our damn fine scifi TV reviewer, Stam Fine, looks at four Gene Roddenberry-inspired pilots from the 1970s. Genesis II (1973), Planet Earth (1974),…
Mark Mylod is the director of the 2022 dark comedy horror movie The Menu, which our man of many movies, Mark Kermode, sits…
‘Blood Relatives’ is described as having a ‘Yiddish vampire’, but this is a bit of an inaccuracy. Yiddish is a language, not an…
Marvel’s New Universe imprint ran from 1986 until 1989. It was Marvel’s first shared universe-based line. Jim Shooter, Archie Goodwin, Eliot R. Brown,…
Here’s the weekly round-up of all the best new content that is fit to print, and some that probably isn’t, concerning the topic…
I should point out that ‘Illustrators: The Art Of Sydney Jordan/The Art Of Jim Holdaway’ is a limited 1000 copy print run and…
I did wonder at Mark Voger’s book, ‘Brit Mania’, as to whether it would fit our remit since the focus is on British…
I should point out that the ‘Plenty’ in Colin Greenland’s 1990 novel, ‘Take Back Plenty’, is actually a planetary destination in the solar…
