Said to be ‘Stephen King’s The Mist meets David Lynch’s Twin Peaks’ James Kennedy’s upcoming mind-bending horror-thriller Bride Of The Tornado is out this summer and we’re delighted to reveal the mystifying cover above PLUS give you a sneak peek inside the book! But first, here is the official synopsis… A young woman’s secretive Midwestern
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Looking for a way to make it through March Madness? Well forturnately we’ve pulled together our top SFF Books for the month to help put a spring in your step and some Sci Fi into you veins! From dystopian lanscapes and andoid futures to the intersteallar wild west and medieval magic, these books will take
A melancholic tale of time travel rooted in family dynamics and lost love, which is said to be ideal for fans of The Time Traveler’s Wife, R. A. Sinn’s A Second Chance for Yesterday will be released this summer, and not only are we revealing its stunning cover above, we’re also giving you a sneak peek
Anyone who knows me, knows I am a huge James Cameron fan, such that Aliens, The Terminator, The Abyss and Avatar are firmly locked into my brain whenever I write. This is because his work is so visual and whenever I think of someone trying to bring my work to life Cameron is my go-to
If you’ve watched Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, you might notice that the cast of the film is somewhat different from that of the first two Ant-Man movies. The main quartet of characters—Scott Lang/Ant-Man (Paul Rudd), Hope van Dyne/Wasp (Evangeline Lilly), Dr. Hank Pym (Michael Douglas), and Janet van Dyne (Michelle Pfeiffer)—remains the same, and
Inspired by the history and folklore of South America, Gabriela Romero Lacruz’s upcoming epic fantasy The Sun And The Void centres around colonialism, ancient magic, and two young women’s quest for belonging. Out this summer, The Sun And The Void is said to be perfect for fans of Tasha Suri, Samantha Shannon, Zoraida Cordova and
This article appears in the new issue of DEN OF GEEK magazine. Get your copy here. Marvel comics are known for their stylish drawings, bold colors, and dynamic splash pages, and the Marvel Cinematic Universe has achieved incredible box office success utilizing expensive VFX, razor-sharp fight choreography, and a parade of recognizable faces. But how do you create
This article contains spoilers for Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. By the end of Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, Scott Lang/Ant-Man (Paul Rudd) and his superhero family have defeated Kang the Conqueror (Jonathan Majors)—this version of him, anyway—restored freedom to the denizens of the Quantum Realm, and returned home safe and sound. But while Scott
This article appears in the next issue of DEN OF GEEK magazine. Get your copy here. Thirty years ago this month, Milestone Media launched and the comics world listened. Hardware #1 from legendary creators Dwayne McDuffie and Denys Cowan was the company’s first book in February 1993. It was nothing less than a statement of purpose, a book
This article contains spoilers for Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. “I have so many names…” Yes, that’s Al Pacino speaking as the titular fallen angel in The Devil’s Advocate. But the line may apply just as well to Kang the Conqueror, the new supervillain played by Jonathan Majors in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, who’s
It has come to my attention that the internet, while full of dating advice, is very limited in the kind of guidance it offers. It’s all stuff like ‘how to find the perfect man in eleven seconds’, ‘eighteen ways to flirt with a member of the emergency services without costing lives’ and ‘947 signs that
Ren Hutchings’ debut time-slip space opera Under Fortunate Stars is getting its very own paperback release this May and we’re delighted to unveil the cover above! Check out the official synopsis of the book below… Fleeing the final days of the generations-long war with the alien Felen, smuggler Jereth Keeven’s freighter the Jonah breaks down
After much anticipation, the new James Gunn and Peter Safran-led DC Studios has finally announced their upcoming film and TV slate. The goal is to create a giant connected shared story spread out across movies, TV, and even gaming. Characters will move fluidly in and out of animation and into live action, and there’s a
This article contains some spoilers for DC’s Kingdom Come. Read our in-depth Shazam! Fury of the Gods cover story in the new issue of our magazine. Alex Ross and Mark Waid’s Kingdom Come is nothing short of a DC Comics classic. The dark alt-universe Elseworlds tale imagines an Earth where superheroes have become mad with
Marvel Comics have always been innovative in their character creation. The sky really is the limit and the combination of Inhuman origins, Mutant DNA, cosmic connections, mystical, mythical and monstrous transformations, have all led to the invention of some truly bizarre individuals. Of course, the Marvel Cinematic Universe might have adapted some oddities, from Rocket
Deadly Ever After is a brand-new graphic novel set in the world of Ben Aaronovitch’s best-selling Rivers of London novel series and it’s OUT NOW. And what better way to celebrate than by giving a copy away! Deadly Ever After chronicles the adventures of Chelsea and Olympia – when they accidentally break an enchantment in the
Jacqueline Carey’s Kushiel’s Dart, Kushiel’s Chosen and Kushiel’s Avatar – part of the author’s successful Kushiel’s Legacy series – is set to be re-released in paperback this summer, and we’re revealing the brand new covers above! First released back in 2001, Kushiel’s Dart, is the first novel in Carey’s Phèdre Trilogy, which follows the story
Congratulations! You made it through January! What better way to reward yourself than by loading up your bookshelves and cracking on with your to-be-read pile? To help you out, we thought we’d pull together a list of some of our favourite science fiction, fantasy and horror books that are coming out this February… Annalee Newitz
Author: Jonathan Carroll Publisher: Melville House Price: £20 (hardback) ‘Mr Breakfast’ is the name of the photo that made Graham Patterson famous as a world-renowned photographer. Except this Graham Patterson doesn’t remember taking this photo. In fact, this Graham isn’t even a photographer, he’s a comedian, so whose life is he living? As Graham reaches
Out in hardback this summer, Neal Asher’s War Bodies is a gripping, high-octane standalone set in his expansive Polity world and we’re delighted to reveal the cover (above) AND Chapter One. Here is the official synopsis for the novel… Rebellion could be their salvation – or their doom. Long ago, the Cyberat left Earth to
We absolutely loved Edward Ashton’s Mickey7 here at SciFiNow, saying it “packs in the peril but still leaves you with the warm and fuzzies” in our four-star review. And we’re not the only ones, with the novel being picked up to soon be a motion picture by Academy Award-winning director Bong Joon-Ho, called Mickey 17,
Is there a better way to retreat from a cold, dreary January than curling up with a good genre book? The answer to that is ‘no’ and we have got you sorted with the ideal book to curl up with this month: Dean Koontz’s The House At The End Of The World. In retreat from
AXE: Judgment Day is one of the most fascinating event comics of all time. It’s got all the trappings of a big summer mega crossover, and structurally, it delivers: there is a massive war between the Eternals and the X-Men. Thousands of mutants die (they get better). Captain America dies! He also gets better. Hell,
Genre author legend, Dean Koontz, returns to our bookshelves this month with his sci-fi horror The House at the End of the World, which follows Katie, who is living alone on a small island (named Jacob’s Ladder) following a devastating tragedy. However, Katie’s isolation is short-lived after strange occurrences on Ringrock, a neighboring island, where there
This article contains Freddy vs. Jason spoilers. As a wrestling fan, one of the things I always found interesting was the idea of a match where it was bad guy vs. bad guy. In a form of entertainment based on cheering on the hero, the heel vs. heel scenario makes you question who the lesser
Cassandra Clare (The Shadowhunter Chronicles) is back with her first foray into adult fantasy with Sword Catcher, and we’re delighted to help reveal the stunning UK cover. The novel finds two outcasts at the centre of world-altering change… In the vibrant city-state of Castellane, the richest of nobles and the most debauched of criminals have one
Comics are an intimidating medium, which is ironic considering how many of us had formative reading experiences with comic books. But there’s a perception (that isn’t always unfounded) that if you aren’t constantly keeping up with comics, especially superhero comics, you’ll fall too far behind, get lost, and never get caught up. Or that you’ll
Doctor Who was filled with surprises this year. First was the announcement that Russell T. Davies, the man most responsible for bringing Doctor Who back to television in 2005, would be returning as showrunner. Then came the special “The Power of the Doctor,” which saw Jodie Whittaker regenerate not into Ncuti Gatwa, slated to play
Author: Adrian Tchaikovsky Publisher: Head of Zeus, an Ad Astra book Price: £20 (hardback) The titular City of Last Chances is the city of Ilmar, a disparate and dangerous place where the local population are occupied by the Pallseen, a nation of serial invaders intent on unifying the world into conformity by insidiously replacing language
The long journey of Black Adam to the big screen finally completed this year. Originally intended as the villain of Shazam! in earlier scripts for that DC movie, star and executive producer Dwayne Johnson asked WB to separate the two characters and grant them their own individual films. It’s a choice that over the years
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