PopMythology.com's year-end album of some of the best cosplay from 2013 compiled from hundreds of photos taken at the year's biggest cons on dozens of websites and blogs.

"Game of Thrones" star Emilia Clarke has been officially confirmed to play Sarah Connor in the planned Terminator reboot and we, for one, are thrilled about it.

Personal computers have come a long way since they first became popular in the 80s. Take a trip down memory lane with this infographic about all the old greats: Commodore 64, Apple IIe, Atari, etc.

Mash up "Groundhog Day" with "Starship Troopers," throw in some Philip K. Dickian existentialism and then garnish with Bourne-ish car chases and an exoskeleton borrowed from "Elysium" and you've got "Edge of Tomorrow."

NASA's "superhero" robot, Valkyrie, is here to do your bidding - until it attains sentience, that is, whereupon the future envisioned in "Terminator" and "Battlestar Galactica" shall be gloriously realized.

Here are our suggestions for some quick, last-minute gifts that will ensure the comic book geek you love (even if that geek is yourself) has a very Merry Christmas indeed.

Paul Walker (1973 – 2013)

Technically, PopMythology.com isn't a business yet. It's a labor of love. But a business is what we'd like to be someday, and that is what we are working towards. By frequenting, you are essentially "shopping" with us, not with your money but with your time. And for that we're grateful.

Of all the heroes in contemporary pop culture, Katniss Evereeen is one of the greatest. And it isn't because she's such a badass. It is because she isn't.

Volvo’s ad of Jean-Claude Van Damme doing “the epic split” is everything the best ads aspire to be and is one of those times when the medium is elevated into true art.

What is it about this character from "The Walking Dead," Daryl Dixon, that compels us so? Here, I try to break down the essence of Daryl’s phenomenal appeal into eight basic qualities which, when combined, inspire furious viewer loyalty.

Why wish Walter White could come back when now you can *become* Walter White in a new flash-based 'Breaking Bad' game?

If you can approach 'Thor: The Dark World' without expecting greatness of it and just let it be the lightweight diversion it wants to be, it's a fun and acceptable stop in the long-haul flight towards 'Avengers 2.'

In this post, I discuss how the movie 'Gravity,' if you choose to let it, can go beyond simply being an entertaining movie (or not, for those of you who didn’t like it) and become a tool and vehicle by which you can have a transcendent spiritual experience.

'Fame: Neil Gaiman' isn’t an issue or comic title in general that I can recommend to older readers or serious fans of a particular celebrity. But for younger readers, casual fans and those simply seeking quick primers about stars they like, I guess it beats reading a dry Wiki article.