The Marvel Studios Phase 4 presentation from San Diego Comic Con, on Saturday July 20, 2019 was an exciting panel to say the least, even for people sitting thousands of miles away on their computer.
Darth Vader learns the nuances of loyalty to the Emperor and the Sith in Star Wars: Age of Rebellion – Darth Vader #1.
While not a true science-fiction film per se, The Nutty Professor provides yet another comedic take on a man of science.
Aphra finds herself in the hands of Rebels and explores the definition of evil in Doctor Aphra #33. Plus, she has to own up to her past choices with Magna Tolvan.
Princess Leia and Queen Trios bring their rivalry to an end as Luke races to preserve a planet from death in Star Wars #66.
Shadow Wing has a mission to complete in TIE Fighter #3 and they will see it through no matter the cost. Plus, the Imperials are capable of sympathy.
Beware the deadly, walking, man-eating plants that lands on Earth during The Day of the Triffids.
“The Wheel of Time turns…” With the upcoming television series for The Wheel of Time rolling forward, a re-read of the book series is in order! For the both long time fans of the series and those new to the world of Robert Jordan, the first step will be book one, The Eye of the World.
Spider-Man: Far From Home brings the Marvel Cinematic Universe out of the aftermath of Avengers: Endgame as the mantle is passed to a new generation of heroes.
The French short film La Jetée unravels a paradoxical tale of time travel which continues to shock and inspire viewers.
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea is both an homage to Jules Verne, as well as an update of his ideas, all while paving the way forward in the sci-fi genre.
The only thing worse than being hunted by Darth Vader is being hunted by Vader while suffering from hallucinogens as one man learns in Vader: Dark Visions #5.
With Spider-Man: Far From Home coming out next week, it’s time for Peter Parker to return to Midtown High School.