The Life And Times Of Jayne Cobb: Reviewing ‘All-New Firefly’ Vol 1 HC
One would be hard-pressed to describe the version of Jayne Cobb that appeared on the small (and big) screen back
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The Truth Will Set You Free? Reviewing ‘Stillwater’ #15
With only a handful of issues left within the realm of small town meets eternal horror, Stillwater continues to pull
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A Rock And A Hard Place: Reviewing ‘All-New Firefly’ #8
When creating an adaptation that continues the story of something beloved, there is often a delicate balance that many feel
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Titan Comics Announces ‘Blade Runner 2039’ And The Last Chapter Of Ash’s Story
Blade Runner 2039 is the latest chapter in the expanding Blade Runner universe from Titan Comics and Alcon Publishing. Aahna “Ash”
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There’s A Good Person Inside: Reviewing ‘All-New Firefly’ #7
One of the hallmarks of a typical Firefly episode is that the main characters attempt to help someone or commit
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Hear The Voices Of The Youth: Reviewing ‘New Masters’ #6
Through their first five issues, New Masters creators Shobo and Shof Coker have been steadily building out a fantastical world
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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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Mark Russell To Tell The Tale Of A Terminally Ill Man’s Mission To Mars In ‘Traveling To Mars’
Eisner-Award winning Mark Russell’s next new creator owned series will be with Italian artist, Roberto Meli and Ablaze Publishing/Arcania Studios,
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Definitely Looking A Gift Horse In The Mouth: Reviewing ‘Stillwater’ #14
When is a so-called gift actually more of a curse? Well, when the horror of immortality that was upon one
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‘The Expanse’ Meets ‘Justified’ In New AfterShock Series ‘Fear Of A Red Planet’
Coming from AfterShock Comics, writer Mark Sable, artist Andrea Olimpieri and letterer Dave Sharpe is new sci-fi “western”, Fear of
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Doing The Big Hero Thing: Reviewing ‘All-New Firefly’ #6
All-New Firefly is now six issues in as it continues to explore and expand the character of Jayne Cobb, making
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Knowledge Is Truly Power: Reviewing ‘New Masters’ #5
In the penultimate issue, Shobo and Shof Coker took the world they had already built in the previous four issues
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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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Like Father, Like Son: Reviewing ‘All-New Firefly’ #5
No matter how long it’s been or how far someone runs, sometimes it’s pretty near impossible to outrun the past.
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The Creators Of ‘Prison School’ And ‘Blue Lock’ Team-Up For New Manga
Superball Girls is a new isekai manga series written by Kaneshiro Muneyuki (Blue Lock) and illustrated by Akira Hiramoto (Prison
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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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Whispers From The Void – A ‘Death In Space’ TTRPG Review Part 2
Welcome to the table for part two of a multi-part review of Free League‘s science-fiction tabletop role-playing game Death in
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Whispers To The Stars – A ‘Death In Space’ TTRPG Review Part 1
“Civilization is at its end. Slowly but steadily, the universe contracts towards an inescapable end. The void between the stars
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The Many Reflections Of Mr. Jayne Cobb: Reviewing ‘All-New Firefly’ #4
Working within the boundaries of an established world is the type of work that can be done in a multitude
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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 Immortal Horror Is Spreading: Reviewing ‘Stillwater’ #13
Immortal life can be seen as a miracle but also a curse at the same time, and the beginning of
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Family On The Run: Reviewing ‘New Masters’ #4
Creating a whole new world full of fleshed-out characters that the audience will gravitate to and want to read more
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Playing The Roles You Know: Reviewing ‘All-New Firefly’ #3
When it comes to alternative currencies in current society, one of the most potent and successful is that of nostalgia.
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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: Revisiting Fan Favorites in `Star Trek: Ferengi’
If you’ve been missing the misadventures of aliens Quark, his brother Rom, mom Moogie and the Grad Nagus from Star
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We’re Gonna Pull A Heist!: Reviewing ‘New Masters’ #3
Building an entire world, populating it with compelling characters, and fleshing it out with deep rich history and relatable events/elements
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Jayne, The Man They Called Jayne: Reviewing ‘All-New Firefly’ #2
There are many things that end up drawing people into becoming fans of any given story. It can be whatever
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A Gamer’s Odyssey — ‘The Technopriests’ In Review
Artist Zoran Janjetov (Before The Incal) adds a new flavor to the surrealist Sci-Fi saga and injects a more digital
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Welcome To The Family: Reviewing ‘New Masters’ #2
Comic books are one of many mediums that allow the audience to travel to and experience worlds that are far
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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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Advance Review: `Corollary’ #1 Doesn’t Add Up
It is said that each of us has a twin. In the universe of Corollary, that notion is codified. Every
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