Tag Archives: sci-fi

Pop Mythology is pleased to present, courtesy of Marvel, your first look at STAR WARS #8.

Sci-fi has often inspired real life discoveries, and in celebration of the historic Pluto flyby, here are 10 books that involve Pluto.

The funny thing about the Terminator franchise is every new entry means whatever happened in the previous movies was pointless. This is especially true for 'Terminator: Genisys.'

Here are 12 great books to help you stay cool at the beach during the geek days of summer.

I don’t think there are many longtime film buffs out there who’d argue with the idea that James Horner was one of the greatest film score composers of all time, a marvelously eclectic artist who was truly comfortable working in all film genres. Without bogging down this tribute with a long intro, let’s …

The trailer for 'Fallout 4' has arrived. And, oh my.

Putting aside murky story and odd themes, 'Tomorrowland' is fun and inventive. Unfortunately the film will tell you those themes. Tell you directly.

Mad Max is an archetypal hero showing that the way to rebuild meaning and hope when your world has ended, and all seems lost, is through service to humanity

With all of 'Fury Road's maddening splendor and gleeful insanity, it's clear why the 'Mad Max' series can't wait another 30 years between films.

'Godzilla: Cataclysm' features an all-star Toho Monster cast in a post-apocalyptic setting and is a worthy addition to IDW's Godzilla canon.

'The Affinities' is a fast-paced and engaging story that foretells a plausible future in which social media become the most dominant force in society.

With 'Echo 8,' Sharon Lynn Fisher is truly beginning to hit her stride. The action is tighter than in her previous book and the romance, better integrated.

At Toronto ComiCon I had an interview with Terry Farrell about her Star Trek character Dax, about her decision to leave the show and if she had any regrets.

While using the hero from 'The Fly II' puts it at some disadvantage, 'The Fly: Outbreak' compensates with gorgeous art and promises of a more epic plot.

Judd Trichter is a compelling writer and Luke Daniels gives a superb reading, making 'Mechanical Reproduction' a great addition to any sci-fi fan's phone.