Marvel’s official VisionQuest trailer swaps August’s quiet navel-gazing for a rescue mission, with Paul Bettany’s Vision strolling knowingly into a trap while James Spader’s Ultron lobbies for parole. Disney+ from 14 October.
IDW arrives at the convention with Godzilla, Star Trek, TMNT, creator signings, exclusives and a mysterious classified project requiring wristbands.
Elizabeth Banks signs up for an AI-led wellness retreat in DreamQuil, only to come home and find the robot double left with husband…
Arthur C. Clarke said that sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic. The point of this article is to question him. Within our…
Gizmo has reappeared in a tiny Gremlins 3 teaser. Warner Bros has also moved the film to October 2028, giving us plenty of…
Now here is an unusual book. Batman at most appears for a couple of pages near the beginning and towards the end. The…
Mark Evanier’s Comics Buyer’s Guide columns from 1995-2000, illustrated by Sergio Aragonés: bootleg Groo kits, the Comics Code, Superman’s trophy room and some…
Eleven 1950s Robert Sheckley stories, from a Venusian gold rush to group minds, a chess-fought space war and immortality drugs, that still read…
The Cryptologist doesn’t like the summer months, but I suspect vampires aren’t keen on them either. No leisurely meals, just a quick bite…
DC Studios has dropped a new trailer for Clayface, James Watkins' horror thriller about a Gotham actor who gets his face back and…
Brad Bird's long-gestating Ray Gunn finally has a trailer: a retro-futuristic film noir starring Sam Rockwell, Scarlett Johansson and Tom Waits, in cinemas…
Periodically, publisher Abrams has been releasing standalone stories using characters from the Marvel Universe. Here we have Doctor Strange: Endless Nightmare by writer…
The Galaxy's Greatest Comic has been felled not by the Dark Judges, not by a Sov nuke, but by a web offset press…
This sixth and final volume of Grant Morrison’s Doom Patrol runs from issues #58-63, followed by the Doom Force Special. Morrison’s six issues…
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