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The Swift And Brutal Ascent Of RAAM – Gears Of War: The Rise Of RAAM #1

Hiding behind a kick-ass Ryan Brown cover, comes Gears of War: The Rise of RAAM #1 from writer Kurtis Weiber

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January 24, 2018 Olly MacNamee 4067 Views Action-Adventure, Gear of War: The Rise of RAAM:, Gears of War, IDW, Jose Luis Rio, Kurtis Wiebe, Max Dunbar, Media Tie-In, Microsoft Studios, New to Comics, Ryan Brown, sci-fi, The Coalition
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Advance Review: Keeping Your Culture – The High Stakes Of Prism Stalker #1

Prism Stalker is a new ongoing sci-fi series at Image Comics which is both written and illustrated by Sloane Leong,

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January 22, 2018 Hannah Means Shannon 3216 Views Image Comics, indigenous peoples, Prism Stalker, sci-fi, Sloane Leong
Comics 

Human/Spirit Hybrids And Secret Organizations: Preview Dissonance #1 From Image

From designer Melita Curphy, writer Singgih Nugroho and artist Sami Basri (Powergirl, Witchblade) comes a fantasy drama set in a

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January 22, 2018 Olly MacNamee 4299 Views Dissonace, fantasy drama, Image Comics, Melita Curphy, Sami Basri, sci-fi, Singgih Nugroho
Comics 

Battlestar Galactica Meets Captain America In The Lost Fleet: Corsair From Titan

Coming from Titan Comics this April, The Lost Fleet is an original graphic novel from novelist/writer and New York Times

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January 17, 2018 Olly MacNamee 4082 Views Andre Siregar, Bambang Irawan, graphic novel, Jack Campbell, OGN, sci-fi, Sebastian Cheng, The Lost Fleet: Corsair, Titan
Comics 

Answering Real Need, Not Magic Visions – Preview Sword Of Ages #2 From Gabriel Rodriguez And IDW

The second issue of this sword, sorcery and sci-fi Hero’s Quest is out this Wednesday, the 10th of January from

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January 9, 2018 Olly MacNamee 3380 Views fantasy, Gabriel Rodriguez, IDW, Lovern Kindzierski, Robbie Robbins, sci-fi, Sword of Ages
Comics 

Origins, Crossovers, And Staying Subversive – The Return Of ABC Warriors With Pat Mills

The ABC Warriors will be appearing in a full fourth volume of Mek Files coming up in March 2018, but

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January 4, 2018 Hannah Means Shannon 7525 Views 2000AD, ABC Warriors, Clint Langley, comics, Pat Mills, sci-fi
Comics 

The Spotlight’s On Princess Leia In Star Wars: Forces Of Destiny This Week

IDW continue to aim at the younger readership out there, and in particular female readers, with each Forces of Destiny

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January 2, 2018 Olly MacNamee 3230 Views Both, Empire Strikes Back, IDW, IDW Publishing, Princess Leia, sci-fi, Star Wars, Star Wars: Forces of Destiny
Comics 

A Side Order Of Existential Dread – Atomic Robo: The Spectre Of Tomorrow From IDW

The third part of the current Atomic Robo series is out this Wednesday, the 3rd of January, in Atomic Robo:

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January 2, 2018 Olly MacNamee 3594 Views Action-Adventure, Alex Milne, Atomic Robo, Atomic Robo: The Spectre of Tomorrow, Brian Clevinger, IDW, IDW Publishing, sci-fi, Scott Wegener
TV 

Scandi Noir Stranger Things? Far From It: Netflix’s Dark Reviewed

I know I’m late to the party on this one, but I imagine not many have yet to dive into

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January 1, 2018 Olly MacNamee 4395 Views Baran Bo Dar, Ben Frost, Dark, Netflix, sci-fi, thriller, time travel
Comics 

More Kirks Than You Can Shake A Stick At – Preview Star Trek: To Boldly Go #15 From IDW

The Kirks continue arriving, but will they be enough to save the day, and the universe? Well, this week’s Star

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December 27, 2017 Olly MacNamee 3140 Views Action-Adventure, Angel Hernandez, IDW, IDW Publishing, Mike Johnson, Most Popular Series, sci-fi, Tana Ford, Tony Shasteen
Comics 

Fall In For A New Mission And A Renewed Cobra: Scarlett Strike Force #1

A new mission and therefor a new #1 for this Hasbro franchise placing everyone’s favourite redhead front and centre as

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December 27, 2017 Olly MacNamee 3354 Views Action-Adventure, Aubrey Sitterson, IDW, IDW Publishing, Khary Randolph, Nelson Daniel, sci-fi
Comics 

Nuclear Winter Is A ‘Lighthearted’ Look At Life Post-Fallout

Boom! Studios has announced the first volume of Nuclear Winter, described as a “humorous, slice of life” original graphic novel

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December 4, 2017 Hannah Means Shannon 2971 Views apocalypse, Boom! Studios, CAB, Nuclear Winter, sci-fi
Comics 

Joe Haldeman Adapts His Award-Winning Novel The Forever War At Titan Comics

An epic sci-fi war story spanning relativistic space and time, from Joe Haldeman who adapts his own Hugo and Nebula Award-winning novel of

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November 30, 2017 Olly MacNamee 3913 Views graphic novel, Joe Haldeman, Marvano, sci-fi, The Forever War, Titan Comics
Comics 

A Stunning, Mythical Sword And Sci-fi Epic: Sword of Ages #1 From Gabriel Rodriguez And IDW

From these pages alone, and the story within, I know I’ll be adding this five issue mini-series to my pull

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November 28, 2017 Olly MacNamee 3674 Views fantasy, Gabriel Rodriguez, IDW, sci-fi, Sword of Ages
TV 

5 Point Discussions – The Orville Episode 10: “Firestorm”

The Orville is dealing with some strange occurrences. What’s the secret behind all of them?  And what’s wrong with Alara?

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November 21, 2017 Sage Ashford 3132 Views 5 Point Discussions, sci-fi, The Orville
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5 Point Discussions – The Orville Episode 9: “Cupid’s Dagger”

The crew of the Orville is assigned to help out with an old conflict between two warring races in the

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November 14, 2017 Sage Ashford 4237 Views 5 Point Discussions, Adrianne Palicki, sci-fi, Star Trek, The Orville
Comics 

Dark Horse To Print Stephen McCranie’s Webtoons Comic Space Boy

Dark Horse has announced that in the summer of 2018, they’ll be bringing writer and artist Stephen McCranie‘s (Mal and

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November 9, 2017 Hannah Means Shannon 4367 Views Dark Horse Books, entertainment, Line Webtoons, sci-fi, Space Boy, Stephen McCranie, Webcomics
Comics 

Dredd Is Still The Law – Preview Judge Dredd: The Blessed Earth #7 From IDW

Out this Wednesday, the 8th of November, the latests IDW Judge Dredd saga continues to roll out with Judge Dredd:

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November 8, 2017 Olly MacNamee 3173 Views Action-Adventure, Daniel Irizarri, Erick Freitas, Nick Percival, sci-fi, Ulises Farinas
Comics 

New Gritty Sci-Fi Thriller Preview: Port of Earth #1 By Zack Kaplan And Andrea Mutti

Out this Wednesday, the 8th of November from Top Cow at Image Comics comes a new gritty science-fi-fi thriller from newcomer

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November 6, 2017 Olly MacNamee 3125 Views Andrea Mutti, Image Comics, Port of Earth, sci-fi, thriller, Zack Kaplan
TV 

5 Point Discussions – The Orville Episode 7: “Majority Rule”

The team go on a mission to recover some anthropologists on a planet much like Earth, but what happens when

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October 31, 2017 Sage Ashford 4542 Views 5 Point Discussions, Fox, Hulu, sci-fi, The Orville, tv
Comics Tech 

Anomaly: The Rubicon – The Sci-Fi Graphic Novel And Virtual Reality Experience

Anomaly began as a graphic novel published in 2012, and when it appeared it was unusual for its size, format,

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October 23, 2017 Hannah Means Shannon 4817 Views Anomaly, Anomaly: Rubicon, apps, Brian Haberlin, sci-fi, Skip Brittenham
Comics Crowdfunding 

A Computer Program That Creates Our Afterlife Is Dying In LifeDeath From John Stanisci

A science fiction graphic novel is hitting the campaign road today on Kickstarter, written and drawn by comic creator John

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October 18, 2017 Hannah Means Shannon 3147 Views John Stanisci, Kickstarter, LifeDeath, sci-fi
TV 

5 Point Discussions – The Orville Episode 5: “Lyra”

Welcome back!  This week, the crew saves a lone woman from an asteroid flying into the sun…but is she more

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October 8, 2017 Sage Ashford 4338 Views 5 Point Discussions, sci-fi, Star Trek, The Orville, tv
TV 

5 Point Discussions – The Orville Episode 3: “About A Girl”

Hi all, welcome back to the 5 Point Discussion series following Fox’s latest sci-fi series, The Orville!  We’re three episodes

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September 27, 2017 Sage Ashford 3967 Views entertainment, Fox, Hulu, sci-fi, The Orville, tv
Comics TV 

Boom! Studios Will Publish The Expanse: Origins OGN In February

Boom! Studios and Alcon Entertainment have announced a team-up on a graphic novel that will tell the origins of characters

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September 26, 2017 Hannah Means Shannon 3365 Views Boom! Studios, graphic novels, sci-fi, Syfy, The Expanse: Origins, tv
Film TV 

RoboCop: Is The 1987 Classic Even More Relevant Today?

The world’s economy has fallen on hard times, striving every day to recover. In America,  some fiscal years are better

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September 13, 2017 Ben Martin 4771 Views 30th Anniversary, action, animation, Cult film, politics, RoboCop, satire, sci-fi
Events Film 

“My Potatoes (Still) Have A Dead Fly in Them!” – Close Encounters Of The Third Kind, The 40th Anniversary

THE MOVIE 1977 was quite a year for sci-fi films; the number of them released that year reached double digits.

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September 8, 2017 Ben Martin 4106 Views 40th Anniversary, 4K Resolution, Aliens, Blu-Ray, Close Encounters Of The Third Kind, sci-fi, Steven Spielberg
Comics 

Two Worlds, Dirty Magic, And Parentage – Namesake By Steve Orlando And Jakub Rebelka

The beautiful, strange, progressive fantasy/sci-fi series Namesake is being collected in softcover, arriving this week from Boom! Studios and it’s

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August 15, 2017 Hannah Means Shannon 4330 Views Boom! Studios, comics, fantasy, Jakub Rebelka, Nameless, sci-fi, Steve Orlando
Comics 

Void Trip – Preview A Post-Apocalyptic Road Trip From Ryan O’Sullivan And Plaid Klaus

  Void Trip, a new post-apocalyptic road-trip series from writer Ryan O’Sullivan and illustrator Klaus Plaid (collaborators on the webcomic Turncoat)

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August 11, 2017 Olly MacNamee 4402 Views comics, Image Comics 25th Anniversary, Plaid Klaus, Ryan O'Sullivan, sci-fi, science fiction
Comics 

Explore The Flora And Fauna Of Other Planets With Rosco: Alien Wildlife Photographer

  Action Lab have announced a new series for October that not only excels in having a strange premise but

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August 10, 2017 Hannah Means Shannon 4313 Views Aaron Humphries, Action Lab, comics, entertainment, Rosco: Alien Wildlife Photographer, sci-fi
Comics 

There Are Many Kinds Of Prisons In Spiritus #1 From Vault

  Another new release from Vault Comics, Spiritus continues a trend of Vault comics exploring the fringes of mainstream speculative

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August 4, 2017 Noah Sharma 3754 Views comics, Michael Kennedy, sci-fi, Spiritus, Tim Daniel, Vault Comics
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