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Heavily-Armed Post-Apocalyptic Horror – Advance Review Of The Realm #1 From Image Comics

Fifteen years ago, our world was overrun by creatures of myth; orcs, dragons, and other nameless horrors threw the entire

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September 11, 2017 Brendan M. Allen 5646 Views action, fantasy, horror, Image Comics, Jeremy Haun, Nick Filardi, science fiction, Seth M. Peck, The Realm
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Can Science Solve Murder By Magic? Find Out In Dark Horse’s Ether Volume 1

A science-minded adventurer gets mixed up in the mysteries of a fantasy world in this charming new adventure from an

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September 5, 2017 Brendan M. Allen 3936 Views Dark Horse Books, David Rubin, Ether, fantasy, Matt Kindt, mystery, science fiction
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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 4444 Views comics, Image Comics 25th Anniversary, Plaid Klaus, Ryan O'Sullivan, sci-fi, science fiction
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Check Out Aliens, Technology, And Parallel Worlds At The Philip K. Dick Film Festival From May 25th To 30th

  The Philip K. Dick Film Festival is kicking off this week in New York City, spotlighting short films where

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May 24, 2017 Staff 3496 Views entertainment, indy film, science fiction, The Philip K. Dick Film Festival
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‘We Can’t Set A Course Without A Star’ – The First Look Star Trek Discovery Trailer

  The fan reaction to the release of the First Look trailer for the CBS All Access series Star Trek

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May 18, 2017 Staff 3217 Views CBS All Access, science fiction, Star Trek, Star Trek Discovery
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We Want Sci-Fi Comedy – The Doorman From Heavy Metal

Originally published by Heavy Metal in 4 issues, The Doorman TPB lands February 22nd, containing 14 pages of bonus material

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February 13, 2017 Staff 4027 Views 0 Comment comedy, comics, Daniel Kibblesmith, Eliot Rahal, entertainment, Flintstones, Heavy Metal, Kendall Goode, sci-fi, science fiction, The Doorman, The Fix
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