The first Ashoka trailer looks great
The first teaser trailer for Ashoka has arrived, and it looks great. Everything I was hoping it would be, and not just because I fancy Rosario Dawson. Ashoka Tano is … Read More
Author: ward
The Tribute is a classic sci-fi graphic novel from creators of Snowpiercer
The Tribute is a cult-classic science fiction graphic novel from Snowpiercer creators Benjamin Legrand (Snowpiercer: The Explorers) and artist Jean-Marc Rochette (Snowpiercer: The Escape). It is a classic tale and if … Read More
Star Trek: Starfleet Academy going where others may have gone before
It’s official, ‘Star Trek: Starfleet Academy’ has been given the go-ahead to boldly go and put a load of teenage stuff on our screens. If you are detecting slight negativity, … Read More
The Pulp Magazine Archive is a huge free collection of classic ‘pulps’
I have a pile of pulp magazines that my grandmother collected in the 1930s. They are mostly Astounding Stories Magazines and Weird Tales, with a few other gems mixed in. … Read More
Dark Matter by Blake Crouch is a fun mind trip
I have never read anything by Blake Crouch before Dark Matter, but I had watched Wayward Pines on TV and thoroughly enjoyed it. Then, the other day, I saw Black … Read More
Willow hasn’t been cancelled. It has been paused.
The other day, I wrote about Willow being cancelled. Well, apparently it hasn’t been cancelled – it has simply been paused. Whatever that means. Scifi Ward wasn’t the only one … Read More
Disney cancelling Willow is part of an annoying trend
Disney+ have officially announced that Willow won’t be getting a second series. Which is probably a shame. I am not saying that to be callous; I just haven’t seen the … Read More
Hugh Howey’s Silo series finally comes Apple TV+
I adored the Silo series of books by Hugh Howey and it is now, finally, coming to an Apple TV screen near you on the 5th of May. I say … Read More
Will there be a Star Trek 4 set in the Kelvin timeline?
Will the Star Trek 4 set in the Kelvin timeline ever get made? Will it have the same crew? It is seeming increasingly unlikely, and frankly, I am happy with … Read More
Elantris by Brandon Sanderson review
I’d been meaning to read Elantris by Brandon Sanderson for ages (having previously loved the first Mistborn trilogy) and finished it the other day. I had been a little concerned … Read More