Women Redefine the Space Race in Mary Robinette Kowal’s Lady Astronaut Novels
There is a tendency in some corners of science fiction to face backwards on the rocket: especially when it comes…
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The Fab Four in Four Colors: Bill Morrison on Adapting Yellow Submarine for Comics
Bill Morrison is a legendary graphic designer, editor, and publisher. His promo art has been used for Disney classics like…
The Lady Astronaut of Mars Returns: Mary Robinette Kowal on Crewed Spaceflight, Zero-G Fruit Roll-Ups, and The Calculating Stars
Mary Robinette Kowal is one of genre fiction’s most versatile working authors. A writer of novellas, novelettes, novels, and short…
If You’re Chilled by AMC’s The Terror, Read the Book
We’re a little over halfway through AMC’s adaptation of Dan Simmons’ weighty history horror classic The Terror, which brings a great…
Jack Campbell on Finding The Lost Fleet in Comics
Jack Campbell’s The Lost Fleet series is a high-water marks for military science fiction. Set a century or so into…
Robots Punching Monsters: The Comics of Pacific Rim
This past weekend, the giant robots of Pacific Rim: Uprising punched theaters across the world in the face. Metaphorically, of course. But…
Brooke Bolander on Radium Girls, Elephants, and Remembering the Worst of History in The Only Harmless Great Thing
Brooke Bolander’s The Only Harmless Great Thing is an alternate history melding elements of real events with science fiction and tragedy,…
Saving The World One Panel at a Time: Grant Morrison’s JLA
The Justice League movie finally releases at the end of this week. The reviews are in, and they’re… Well. The League’s…
Miss The Twelfth Doctor Already? Comics Have You Covered
The Thirteenth Doctor has been confirmed. Jodie Whitaker will become the first woman in the show’s history to play the…
After Wonder Woman, Captain Marvel Has a Lot to Live up To
Wonder Woman’s massive success—critically and at the box office—is great news about a dozen different ways. One of them is how…