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April 2026

26Apr 2026

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Spider-Noir: When Your Friendly Neighbourhood Spider-Man Develops a Drinking Problem and a Fedora (trailer).

There are many versions of Spider-Man. There is the quippy teen. The tortured graduate. The multiversal meme-generator. And now, courtesy of Amazon Prime…

ColonelFrog26 Apr 2026

March 2026

27Mar 2026

TrailerSuperheroes

Spider-Noir swings into the shadows, brings a flask and a bad attitude (trailer).

Superheroes, as a rule, tend to be annoyingly well-adjusted. Bright suits, clear morals, helpful slogans about responsibility. Amazon’s upcoming Spider-Noir has taken one…

ColonelFrog27 Mar 2026

Donguri’s pull-back Ohmu keyrings: a small ecological uprising for your desk (merchandise).

Back-Up Your Computer Files: a knowledge article by Geoff Willmetts.

A Century Of Hitchcock: The Man, The Myths, The Legacy by Tony Lee Moral (book review).

Editorial – October 2026: Do AIs Need Humans?

HBO Casts A Spall, A Ghost And A Boy With A Camera, And Appears To Have Cast Ginny Weasley Twice

Gremlins 3 teaser: Gizmo returns, but someone has moved the release date

Gremlins 3 teaser: Gizmo returns, but someone has moved the release date

The Space Force uniform ‘inspired by Starship Troopers’, and nobody involved appears to have watched the film (news).

All That Litters: a short story by GF Willmetts.

Fortitude trailer: Nicolas Cage plays the man who accidentally invented James Bond (trailer).

Forbidden Science 7 Final Report: The Journals Of Jacques Vallee 2020-2025 (book review),

Doctor Who Vanishes Into The Time Vortex (news).

Ghibli Park is growing a Toxic Jungle, and we demand a full-size Pirate Airship (news).

News Roundup: Alderman’s Mimmoths, An R-Rated Godzilla And Gremlins Sent To Bed Until 2028 (21–25 September 2026).

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 4 trailer promises dinosaurs & puppets (trailer).

George Lucas spends a billion dollars to win an argument, and the Lucas Museum finally opens (news).

Netflix’s Bass X Machina unleashes steampunk cowboys, mechanical minotaurs and a suspiciously familiar name

Batman: Arkham Asylum: The Deluxe Edition: Living Hell by Dan Slott, Ryan Sook, Wade Von Grawbadger and Jim Royal (graphic novel review)

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