On the Clone Wars season finale, Ahsoka breaks Anakin's heart and may push...
For five years, we've worried ourselves over the fate of Ahsoka Tano. After all, Anakin's scrappy Padawan doesn't pop up in Revenge of the Sith, and the popular theory is that she either perishes in...
View ArticleRead Timothy Leary's brain-melting comic about space migration and the future...
In his 1977 book Exo-Psychology, psychologist and psychedelic drug advocate Timothy Leary revealed his eight-circuit model of consciousness, his theory about the workings of the human mind and the...
View ArticleCrowdfund a short Philip K. Dick film, transhumanist comics, and an anthology...
Soon, there will be a little more Philip K. Dick in the world, thanks to a short film adaptation of "The Crystal Crypt," Dick's tale of a brewing war between Earth and Mars. That's just one of many...
View ArticleEntomologist creates one-of-kind paintings using live bugs as his paintbrush
Entomologist Steven Kutcher has worked as a wrangler of creepy crawlies on movies like Arachnophobia, Jurassic Park, and James and the Giant Peach. But his artist interest in insects and arachnids go...
View ArticleLimited edition of Fahrenheit 451 was bound in asbestos so it wouldn't burn
In 1953, Ballantine released a limited edition run of Ray Bradbury's book-burning novel Fahrenheit 451 that might survive a visit from the firemen. Two hundred numbered and signed copies of the book...
View ArticleSNL's Walking Dead sketch lampoons the racial politics of the zombie apocalypse
On last night's Saturday Night Live, host Kevin Hart attempted to join Rick's group while hiding a nasty zombie bite. While Rick, Carl, Darryl, and Maggie try to figure out whether their new potential...
View ArticleExtended Game of Thrones trailer dives into the bear pit
The new trailer for Game of Thrones Season Three starts off very much like the last trailer, but we get a few new peeks into what awaits us in Westeros, Essos, and Beyond the Wall. Take a gander at...
View ArticleRetro Propaganda Posters from the Robot Uprising
Animator and illustrator Tom Kyzivat reaches all the way back to Metropolis to create the classic feel for his series of Murderous Automaton posters. The massive mechanical rebels on his propaganda...
View ArticleWhat if the Mad Men created a fantasy TV series for women?
What if the advertising minds of Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce were tasked with created a fantasy television show for women? In this Funny or Die sketch, Peggy Olson tries her best to pitch a Buffy-like...
View ArticleManned Mars mission plans include a radiation shield made of poop
Now that millionaire space tourist Dennis Tito has officially announced his intention to send a man and a woman on a round-trip journey to Mars in 2018, a few more details are trickling out about the...
View ArticleHilarious webcomic story imagines the lunar colonies turned into the ultimate...
Zach Weinersmith's Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal is always funny and thoughtful, but he's at his sharpest when he's spinning quick comic science fiction stories. This week, Weinersmith takes us to...
View ArticleConcept Art Writing Prompt: Machine of Death Edition
We're doing something a bit different for this week's Concept Art Writing Prompt. In fact, it's less a concept art prompt than a concept writing prompt. We'll be playing Machine of Death, the game of...
View Article50 years of Avengers members on one minimalist poster
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Earth's mightiest heroes, artist Michael Mateyko created this poster, featuring minimalist portraits of the myriad Avengers members throughout the years. He created...
View ArticleWoman's death from a 30-year-old bullet wound ruled a homicide
In 1982, Linda J. Knauss was shot in a holdup outside a boutique in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. This past week, she passed away due to complications from that old wound. That means that 30 years after...
View ArticleSatirical short film turns smartphone addiction into body horror
Yale loves his smartphone for the same reason he loves sex: it makes him feel connected and provides him with constant validation. But in Todd Strauss-Schulson's NSFW short film Valibation, Yale gets...
View ArticleSaturday Webcomic: Ant Comic explores the trippy horrors of an insect war
In a network of tunnels beneath a great plain, there exists a race of ants nothing like the ants that exist in our world. They live in service to their nightmarish queen, but their day-to-day is filled...
View ArticleSam Raimi is planning to make Evil Dead 4
Just because Fede Alvarez is directing a remake of Evil Dead doesn't mean that Sam Raimi is done with the franchise. At a press event for Oz the Great and Powerful, Raimi announced that he plans to...
View ArticleThe White House shows us how to recover from a geek gaffe
President Obama attracted a bit of geek ire (mostly in the form of good-natured ribbing) when he mixed his pop culture metaphors yesterday while discussing the automatic spending cuts. But the White...
View ArticleTacodile Supreme is the king of the food beasts in the Cloudy with a Chance...
It's pun-filled world in the first trailer for Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2. After the events of the first movie, the characters leave Swallow Falls, then return to discover that the food has...
View ArticleFake Hugo Award Categories lists all the hilarious scifi awards we wish existed
Sure, the Hugo Awards have a prize for everything from Best Novel to Best Semiprozine to Best Fanartist. But what about an award for oddest use of steampunk? Or one that acknowledges how much we dig...
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