Over at the website of Electric Sheep, Dan Lester posts up his comic review of Besson’s Adele Blanc-Sec movie. Adapted from Tardi’s brilliant original, I’ve heard good and bad things about it so far. And as yet, haven’t been able to get along to a screening. However, at some point I will, I’ve promised myself. [...]
Continue reading...7. May 2011
Jamie Smart’s part of the new Dr Who Monster Invasion partwork series – a “Find The Doctor” double page spread. From Smart’s blog: “I’ve drawn nearly twenty spreads so far, but with loads still left to do (I’m on this for the next year or so). I’ve taken on Weeping Angels, Sontarans, Judoon, drawn the [...]
Continue reading...6. May 2011
So, what are we thinking about the reworking of Robert E Howard’s classic barbarian for the new movie?
Continue reading...6. May 2011
Liking these: NextMovie offers up posters for the biggest movie releases for this summer, but through the medium of Lego with images by Old Red Jalopy (link via Loren Hope):
Continue reading...4. May 2011
(The Millennium Falcon, the fastest ship to ever make the Kessel Run, here illustrated by the one and only Cam Kennedy for Star Wars: Dark Empire) Yes, it is May the 4th and that means Sith and Jedi and even non-believers who’d rather have a good blaster at their side than rely on a hokey [...]
Continue reading...24. April 2011
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I know Richard had a special Doctor Who themed Art for Art’s Sake yesterday ahead of the (brilliant!) return of the show to our screens last night, but I was sent this link by Cultural Gutter after Doctor Who aired, followed by the brief but moving tribute to the late Elisabeth Sladen, My Sarah Jane [...]
Continue reading...23. April 2011
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Did you know there’s a new Doctor Who on tonight? There’s lots of stuff over at the BBC site and here’s the trailer for episode 1: The Impossible Astronaut, on BBC1 Saturday 23rd April, 6pm and iPlayer soon afterwards. Now, how about a few nice bits of fun Doctor Who stuff from around the Internet [...]
Continue reading...21. April 2011
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It’s Thursday and as we dream of a long weekend of eating Easter eggs and watching brand new Doctor Who, here’s Alex Fitch with some comics and SF sustenance to keep us going till then. As ever for more details and links to podcasts of previous shows check the Panel Borders site: Panel Borders: Dan [...]
Continue reading...20. April 2011
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The Fine Bros do a breathless potted history of the entire four decade plus history of Doctor Who right from Bill Hartnell’s day to the present in only six minutes!
Continue reading...19. April 2011
“A tear, Sarah Jane? No, don’t cry. While there’s life, there’s…” The last words the late, great Jon Pertwee’s third Doctor spoke to Elisabeth Sladen’s Sarah Jane Smith before regenerating. I think a lot of Doctor Who fans of a certain age will recall that scene and understand the sad relevance of it tonight: it’s [...]
Continue reading...15. April 2011
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A short trailer for the Rise of the Planet of the Apes movie has appeared online; doesn’t show a huge amount, but certainly does look more promising than the frankly awful Tim Burton ‘re-imgagining’ of the original Planet of the Apes a few years back:
Continue reading...14. April 2011
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Another Thursday rolls around and Alex Fitch pauses in his breathless pursuit of the Easter Bunny to bring us up to date with his latest comics & SF related shows. As always check the Panel Borders site for more details and links to podcasts of previous shows: Panel Borders: Spring conventions, tonight at 5pm on [...]
Continue reading...11. April 2011
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The Blade Runner scene where Deckard uses his home TV/computer system to analyse a replicant’s photograph, updated for the modern computer age (via Live For Film):
Continue reading...10. April 2011
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You know, I really can’t decide on this. The first minute or so looks like a video game advert (you know the bits where they stick the phrase “not actual game footage” on screen?), and that stupid little mask is just plain ridiculous, but towards the end there’s a little feeling that this might just [...]
Continue reading...7. April 2011
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It can only be the Millennium Falcon – maybe not as powerful as the USS Enterprise, as unusual looking as a White Star or as dimensionally amazing as a TARDIS, but for my money it is still one of the all-time coolest spacecraft designs in science fiction. Unrealitymag has the blueprints, check them out (link [...]
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8. May 2011
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