Tag: H.G. Wells
Adèle Blanc-Sec — Jacques Tardi’s sci-fi heroine returns in 50th anniversary edition
Retro Review–John Carpenter’s Memoirs of an Invisible Man
New edition of Dungeons & Dragons’ massive Art & Arcana arrives for 50th anniversary
Cormac McCarthy’s The Road–A graphic novel adaptation of the post-apocalyptic story
Planet of the Apes is getting a tabletop roleplaying game
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-verse comes home on 4K, Blu-ray, and Digital
Now streaming–Anya Taylor-Joy is a malfunctioning cyborg synthetic in the sci-fi/horror movie Morgan
Strange World–A giant, sweeping, gorgeous adventure now streaming on Disney+
Retro fix–A New Year’s Eve puzzle
Doctor Who–Peter Cushing’s Doctor and his Dalek movies are the focus of new behind-the-scenes book
Something More Than Night–A master’s mash-up of horror and noir, reality and fiction
William Shatner, 90, becomes oldest man to fly in space, and marks a major benchmark in the history of science fiction
Happy Alien Day! Our Aliens: Infiltrator review and your big list of tie-ins
Latest H.G. Wells’ The War of the Worlds series comes to Amazon Prime
Retro fix–Tor Essentials re-issues Robert Charles Wilson’s science fiction thriller Spin
The Island of Dr. Moreau–Latest adaptation of H.G. Wells’ science fiction classic arrives this week
Complete Matt Kindt hit series Dept. H on its way in omnibus editions
A triumph of tie-ins, mash-ups, genre works, and storytelling–James Lovegrove’s Sherlock Holmes and the Sussex Sea-Devils
Death of the Planet of the Apes takes the franchise where no ape has gone before
Review–Find a treasure trove of Dungeons and Dragons’ past in new Art and Arcana visual guide
H.G. Wells’ The War of the Worlds continues to reach audiences on its 120th anniversary
The past catches up with Han and Lando in Star Wars: Last Shot
Must-See Sci-Fi–New book challenges your knowledge of influential science fiction films
Book review–Sawyer’s Quantum Night finds explanation for societal shifts in the human brain
New Insight Comics graphic novel adaptations of H.G. Wells classics begin with The War of the Worlds
The Wrath of Khan 35th Anniversary Interview–Star Trek director/writer Nicholas Meyer discusses Montalban, mash-ups, and more
H.G. Wells time travel story “Time After Time” goes from novel to film to TV series
Classic adventure and science fiction awaits you in Dept.H
Cubs take the World Series and other science fiction predictions
The first science fiction in color and 3D? A 1902 moon voyage that was a true vision of the future
Retro review–Philip José Farmer’s steampunk sequel “The Wind Whales of Ishmael”
Review–Syfy Channel book chronicles 100 years of sci-fi movies and TV
Tarzan faces the future in new one-shot from Dark Horse
Book Review–Martian War examines Mars and the Moon through the eyes of H.G. Wells
A science fiction soundtrack release and DVD premiere 110 years in the making
New Science Channel series celebrates Prophets of Science Fiction
