Titan Comics Announces ‘The Michael Moorcock Library: Multiverse’ Vol. 1
Titan Comics have announced The Michael Moorcock Library: Multiverse Vol. 1, “a centuries spanning epic, collected in a brand-new hardcover
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Advance Review: `We Are Scarlet Twilight’ #1 Starts With A Shocking Twist
We Are Scarlet Twilight has all the bearings of a classic 1930s’ sci-fi story. There’s the mysterious menace facing the
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Advance Review: Pike And Crew To The Rescue In `Star Trek: Strange New Worlds – The Illyrian Enigma’ #1
While episodic in nature, the newest Star Trek series, Strange New Worlds, ended its premiere season on a cliffhanger –
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Grand Designs: Reviewing ‘StarHenge’ #6 By Liam Sharp
StarHenge #6 sees the closing of the first meaty chapter of this Arthurian/Sci-Fi saga. And after last issue’s concise trip
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Advance Review: Starfleet Officer Dracula Reporting In `Star Trek: Lower Decks’ #3
It isn’t often that Dracula is portrayed as a good guy. But leave it to the Star Trek: Lower Decks
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Advance Review: Mixing Sci-Fi And Western Tropes In `Fear Of A Red Planet’ #1
From the Mad Max movie series to TV’s Firefly, setting Westerns in a science fiction setting is a familiar tactic
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Straight Outta Compton: Image Comics Announces New Sci-Fi Thriller ‘Monarch’ From Rodney Barnes And Alex Lins
Killadelphia co-creator and writer Rodney Barnes announces his next series with Image Comics, coming in February 2023 alongside artist Alex Lins
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A Philosophical, Profound And Personal Sci-Fi Story: Reviewing ‘Traveling To Mars’ #1
Meet Roy Livingston. And like many, his life was a mundane series of events ending in a dead-end job and
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Advance Review: Exploring The Mysteries Of A Joined Species In `Star Trek: Trill’
With hundreds of hours of television in its 50-plus year history, Star Trek has the luxury of exploring other species
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Advance Review: Stepping Away From A Game’s Glow In `Star Trek: Resurgence’#1
Comic books based on videos games have a mixed history. And it’s not usually a good sign when the sole
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Advance Review: Sisko Returns To Save the Galaxy – Again – In `Star Trek’ #1
It’s Captain Benjamin Sisko the rescue. Star Trek: Deep Space Nine had one of the most epic – and controversial
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Advance Review: Returning To Simpler Storytelling In `Time Before Time’ #16
Confusing a reader is a common storytelling technique. Multiple plot lines and characters with mysterious pasts that are slowly revealed
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New Sci-Fi Adventure Series ‘Voyagis’ By Sumeyye Kesgin Announced
Artist and writer Sumeyye Kesgin will be launching an all-new sci-fi adventure this November with Voyagis. A five -issue miniseries
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Advance Review: (Sort Of) Concluding `Star Trek: The Mirror War’ #8
When is an ending not an ending? After a year-long story composed of nine issues (including an issue #0) and
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Advance Review: Getting Some Badly Needed Answers In `Astronaut Down’ #3
Writing a monthly comic book is an exercise in balance. Write too much action, and you run the risk confusing
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Previewing ‘Time Before Time’ #14 From Image Comics
Written by Rory McConville Art by Ron Salas “Their plan in tatters, Sebastian and his allies fight for survival, risking
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Locke & Key’s Gabriel Rodriguez Illustrates New Sci-Fi One Shot, ‘Onyx’ From Image Comics
Onyx is the new comic book from Locke & Key artist and co-creator Gabriel Rodriguez, colourist Jay Fotos, and writer
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Commentary: Every Story Can Be A Sci-Fi Story
It might be a stretch to say that every story is a science fiction story. After all, there are certain
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Sci-Fi TV Needs An Active Audience As Part Of The Special Effects
In the realm of television, science fiction is a peculiar genre in that it asks for a level of active
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The Outcasts Shoot It Out In ‘New Masters’ #4 Preview
Written by Shobo Art by Shof “The outcasts believe they’ve gotten away with a priceless alien artifact known as the
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Time-Travel Travails: Previewing ‘Retroactive’ From Ibrahim Moustafa And Humanoids
Writer/artist Ibrahim Moustafa “In Retroactive, the discovery of time travel is unknown to the general public, but a new Cold
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Commentary: Science Fiction Is Far Too Generous With Tech
Science fiction and technology have always had a very interesting relationship. Fans like to cite Star Trek as a great
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Advance Review: `Fictionauts’ #3 Goes Full Matrix
What is reality, and what is our role in it? How important to that reality are the made-up stories we
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Advance Review: Embracing The Visual Masterpiece Of `Step By Bloody Step’ #2
Artist Matias Bergara accepted a challenging assignment in creating the visuals for Step By Bloody Step. Tell a layer story
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I Don’t Have Friends, I Got Family: Reviewing ‘Lunar Room’ #3
Limited series, especially those featuring all-new characters and all-new worlds, have to move quickly and deliberately when building something that
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‘Legion’ And The Veil Between Fantasy And Sci-Fi
They say magic is just science that hasn’t been understood yet. The same could be said for storytelling genres. The
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Review: Black Top Bill Looms Large In ‘Nocterra’ #8
The second story-arc of Nocterra continue to be narrated by .. and as such Val seems to take more of
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Advance Review: Grumpy Cat Rules The Roost In `Star Trek: Discovery – Adventures In The 32nd Century’ #1
The Star Trek franchise has a long history of pets, dating all the way back to Christopher Pike’s horse Tango,
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Advance Review: Re-engineering Geordi In `Star Trek: The Mirror War – LaForge’ #1
Star Trek’s mirror universe has been a source of excitement, innovative storytelling and even a little controversy over the decades.
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Titan Comics Preview ‘Robotech Archives: The Sentinels’ Vol. 2
Writer: Tom Matson, Chris Ulm Artist: Jason Waltrip “Continuing the series of books collecting the classic Robotech comic material – collecting Robotech II:
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Advance Review: `Decorum’ Hardcover Showcases Artist Mike Huddleston’s Amazing Work
When Image Comics’ Decorum #1 premiered in early 2020, it instantly sold out at local comic shops. Then the pandemic
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