Tag Archives: sci-fi

The security software specialists at Norton have put out a new interactive infographic seeking to inform the layperson of the history and ramifications of hacking.

I cannot say that this was an easy book to wade through, nor was it particularly well-written. But it is a thoroughly educational, unadulterated view of the process of a successful writer.

'Spread' has drama, intensity and an enigmatically curious pair of unlikely heroes who we can truly marvel at.

Lazarus, Vol. 2 continues to impress on certain levels while slightly frustrating on others. Nevertheless, it is one of the most interesting comics out now and if you’re a fan of intelligent sci-fi, I’d advise you to pick it up.

'The Guardians of the Galaxy' beautifully, gorgeously, captures two of the most cherished principles in all of myth and story: (a) that there is latent power within us, and (b) together we are powerful.

The mission of 'Howtoons: [Re]ignition' is to educate and engage kids in the science knowledge necessary for them to function within and positively impact the world they will inherit. It does a fabulous job.

Guardians is likely the most important project that Marvel Studios has yet produced. Here is why and what Marvel should take away from it.

'The Time Traveler’s Almanac' purports to be “the largest and most definitive collection of time travel stories ever assembled,” and I was unable to find anything capable of disputing this claim. The editors have compiled 72 pieces by luminaries of the genre like H.G. Wells, Ursula K. Le Guin, George R.R. Martin, Douglas Adams and Isaac Asimov. Highly recommended for all sci-fi and time travel buffs.

Tales of Honor is one of the best novel-to-comic adaptations I have read in a long time. The artwork is simply stunning and truly captures author David Weber’s descriptions of Honor and her treecat, Nimitz.

Buy this comic. Read it. Meditate on it. It is beautiful, ethereal, magnificent.

Rocket Girl taps into that earnest teenage yearning to change the world as well as the requisite distrust of adults and authority figures. But it has plenty to offer adults as well.

In many ways, Guardians of the Galaxy serves as a celebration of all which Marvel has accomplished thus far and a foreshadowing of that which will may in the future. It is a wonderfully crafted, unique, and truly, truly enjoyable experience.

Ever noticed how it's hard for new readers to get into comics? Even for those folks who were into comics in their youth but don’t know where to start?

Everything about 'Lucy' - from the silly and stupid to the fun and actually kind of brilliant - stem from its deeply flawed premise.

Interesting Drug provides a pretty fun high for a while but the comedown is something of a drag.