Sci-Fi Saturdays kicks off in earnest with the first major science fiction film of the 1950s.
The Dark Crystal was 1982’s hidden sci-fi gem. Jim Henson and Frank Oz pushed conventions to deliver a film and a world longing to be returned to.
Welcome to a new weekly feature here on Retrozap.com called Sci-Fi Saturdays. These posts will explore the history and impact of various science fiction films from its golden age in the 1950s through present day.
A reconnaissance mission takes a turn for the worse as Poe and Kaz infiltrate an abandoned First Order facility in “Station Theta Black”!
Solo #3 ratchets up the tension as Han and Beckett cut a deal with Dryden Vos to save their hides after the disaster with the conveyex.
Darth Vader #25 – Fortress Vader Part VII brings volume two of Darth Vader to a close. Vader assesses the past, confronts his present, and glimpses his future as his path is laid clear.
Happy New Year 2019! 2018 was an…interesting…year, and as we look forward to 2019, there are so many exciting things to do, and so many exciting things to share with you. Read on to recap the past year and hear about the road ahead.
Coming Soon! Fans of Science Fiction films get ready! “Jovial” Jay Shepard brings reviews, historical insight and commentary on the history of science fiction film.
You never forget your first X-wing—even if you don’t take very good care of it. Dennis recalls getting his first Kenner X-wing for Christmas.
In Avengers: Age of Ultron, Sokovia is a fictional eastern european country situated near the Czech Republic and Slovakia. In reality, its streets and squares were played by many locations including those in the Aosta Valley, Italy, Herndon College in the UK, and Verrès, Italy.
Back in the 90s there were some MEMORABLE Christmas mornings. But in 1992 and 1998, two Star Wars games from LucasArts made those respective mornings legendary: Super Star Wars and Rogue Squadron.
JediShua grew up anticipating Star Wars on Christmas morning, but now he shares it with his kids.
Han Solo: Imperial Cadet #2 demonstrates why Han’s better nature prevents him from being the ideal Imperial Navy cadet.