12 Year Old Asks His Future Self if He Still Likes Doctor Who
We imagine a good lot of you have already watched “A Conversation With My 12 Year Old Self,” an edit of Jeremiah McDonald responding to a tape he made as a 12 year old asking questions of his future...
View ArticleBrains of the Operation: Even White Trash Zombies Get The Blues by Diana Rowland
Meet Angel Crawford. High school dropout, recovering drug addict, convicted felon, zombie. She’s finally started to turn her life around, following the accident and subsequent intervention which saved...
View ArticleHow Superman Got Us Interested in Dinosaurs
What if we told you there’s a documentary from 1985 that is hosted by Superman, full of stop-motion dinosaurs, and which posits the existence of a “dinosaur man”? Would you raise your eyebrow at us or...
View ArticleSaturday Morning Cartoons: “Crayon Dragon” and “Dragon Boy”
Crayon Dragon: an encounter with an imaginary creature can bring real life changes. (3:13 minutes)Dragonboy: if only most school plays were this entertaining. (4:15 minutes)[Watch the films after the...
View ArticleI Grok Bob: Five Robert A. Heinlein Novels to Start With
Like Asimov, Bradbury, Clarke, Le Guin, McCaffrey and other giants of the SF field, the work of Robert A. Heinlein can be totally overwhelming to an unfamiliar reader scratching their heads in the “H”...
View ArticleMorning Roundup: It’s Cake All The Way Down
If there had to be a cake that visualized the entirety of a fictional universe, we’re glad it’s this one. This Discworld cake is by Loura, who’s science fiction/fantasy cakes are regularly featured...
View ArticleThe Mad Gods’ Last Lament: Lord of Slaughter by M. D. Lachlan
How to start talking about Lord of Slaughter?Well, we’ve been here before, of course: this savage, century-spanning saga — of mad gods tormenting mortal men — has played out again and again through the...
View ArticleThere is Nothing Like Tron and That’s Why You Should Love It
Ask most people to name their favorite Jeff Bridges movie and most will probably not say Tron. (Starman, maybe?) Ask them to name their favorite Bruce Boxleitner movie, and most of them will almost...
View ArticleStar Trek 2 Villain Actually Revealed This Time?
Karl “McCoy” Urban is in so much trouble! During a promotional press junket for the upcoming Dredd film, Urban was asked about how it was like to worth with Benedict Cumberbatch on the Star Trek 2...
View ArticleA Read of the Dark Tower: Constant Reader Tackles Wizard and Glass, “Susan”:...
“Cast your nets, wanderers! Try me with your questions, and let the contest begin.”—Blaine the Mono, to Roland and the Ka-Tet, at the end of The Waste LandsWelcome to A Read of the Dark Tower series....
View ArticleHe’s Ba-ack! True Blood: “Let’s Boot and Rally”
This week on True Blood, the ball keeps rolling as everyone takes their first steps on new courses. This puts Eric, Sookie, Alcide, and Bill on the hunt for Russell, Lafayette stomps some...
View ArticleThe Avengers Painted as Epic Fantasy Heroes
DeviantArt user theDurrrrian recently put together a gallery of the Avengers as they would look as epic fantasy characters. Pictured is the fantasy version of Hawkeye. (Click the image to see a larger...
View ArticleBuffy the Vampire Slayer: Zep Zep Hooray! We Cheer for Xander Harris
Cold open on a monster hunt: Willow and Giles working magic, Faith and Buffy kicking demoness ass, and Xander picking himself off the cave floor afterward. The gang unanimously declares that he’s way...
View ArticleComics Publisher First Second’s SDCC Schedule Revealed
San Diego Comic Con is this week and children’s book and comic imprint First Second has revealed their signing schedule. For parents heading to SDCC, First Second’s events are well worth a look.You...
View ArticleThe Great Alan Moore Reread: Mr. Majestic, Voodoo, and Deathblow
Tor.com comics blogger Tim Callahan has dedicated the next twelve months more than a year to a reread of all of the major Alan Moore comics(and plenty of minor ones as well). Each week he will provide...
View ArticleWoman in Garden With TARDIS
We love this bit of altered art by Megan Stringfellow of a woman strolling through a garden to come upon the TARDIS. What’s her story? Has she just discovered it? Has it always been in her family’s...
View ArticleDo Go Down to the Woods Today: Some Kind of Fairy Tale by Graham Joyce
Twenty years ago, after a fearsome falling-out with her besotted boyfriend, teenager Tara Martin went into the Outwoods to seek solace, and gather her thoughts in this special spot. She could hardly...
View ArticleThieftaker Author D.B. Jackson Out on Tour Today
Historical fantasy author D.B. Jackson is hitting the road today for the launch of his new book Thieftaker. This novel marks the start of a new urban fantasy series set in a pre-Revolutionary Boston....
View ArticleThis Case is Gonna Kill Me (Excerpt)
Enjoy this excerpt from chick-lit-meets-the-supernatural book This Case is Gonna Kill Me, the debut novel of new author Phillipa Bornikova out on September 4th from Tor Books.What happens when The Firm...
View ArticleRipley as the Virgin Mary & More Sci-Fi Women as Byzantine Icons
Opening last week and running through the 31st of July; the 303 North Studio in Las Vegas is featuring the art show “Stellar: The Women of Science Fiction.” The portraits come from artist Jska Priebe...
View Article