The Empire isn’t letting the Federation hog all the glory this weekend…
…particularly if they’re going to keep poaching whales.
Since it ran on Current, I know there’s a political allegory (or Al-Gore-y) here, but I’ll let you figure it out.
…particularly if they’re going to keep poaching whales.
Since it ran on Current, I know there’s a political allegory (or Al-Gore-y) here, but I’ll let you figure it out.
The latest Warner Animated DC feature film adapts the 2000-2001 Elseworlds miniseries Batman: The Doom that Came to Gotham. The fun of the Elseworlds comics, and soon the live-action versions under the new artistic regime, is taking the familiar and imagining them in other times and other places. Here, we do back to the early…
ALL PULP REVIEWS- by Ron Fortier G-8 And His BATTLE ACES THE BAT STAFFEL By Robert J. Hogan A Berkley Medallion Book Cover by Jim Steranko Dated 1969 142 pages As most pulp fans know, back in the late 1960s and early 70s, many paperback publishers began reprinting the old classic pulp magazines. The most…
SFScope friend Fred Lerner alerts us to this BBC article alerting us to the fact that two of the missing Doctor Who episodes have been rediscovered. As with most early television, producers and broadcasters as a rule did not keep copies once programs had aired. As a very-long-running, well-loved series, Doctor Who is one of…
When you have as rich a history as the world of Westeros does in George R.R. Martin’s unfinished A Song of Ice and Fire saga, and you have a hit television series adapting the novels, obviously, there is room for exploitation and brand extension. HBO and HBO Max have fulfilled a desire to see more…
Now there is a magazine coming that will tell you which of all the OTHER magazines on TWILIGHT you need to read, plus we introduce you to a man who turned his daily walk into a book and movie deal, there’s some cool stuff out of E3 and yes, BIG NEWS about us (sneak peek…
I was not always a big fan of Westerns. My knowledge/memory of them were largely drawn from TV shows of my childhood – and not always the best ones. They were dominated by The Lone Ranger, Roy Rogers, Gene Autry (although I was never a big Autry fan) and shows like them. Westerns dominated TV…