Gangs of London is an explosive crime drama that blew up the streets of the capital when season one landed in 2020. Now the whole of season two is with us, available to stream in full on Sky Atlantic, Now and AMC+, and no expense is spared on the violence and the visuals as well
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Angry Robot Books has announced that they have acquired Him, the long-awaited new book from multi-award winner Geoff Ryman (pictured above) and is a retelling of the story of Jesus. It is ‘a story dealing with themes of religious belief, gender identity, and the historical roles of men and women’, Angry Robot says. “The opportunity to
Lords Of Uncreation, the third book in Adrian Tchaikovsky’s Final Architecture trilogy will be heading our way next year and we’re absolutely delighted to reveal its cover right here at SciFiNow! Here is the official synopsis for Lords Of Uncreation… Idris Telemmier has uncovered a secret that changes everything – the Architects’ greatest weakness. A
It’s pretty safe to say we absolutely loved Derek Künsken’s epic sci-fi novel The House of Styx here at SciFiNow, describing it as “a stunning new sci-fi family drama that admirably shoulders the burden of two heavy genres and distills them into an exhilarating and heart-breaking journey of discovery”. Which is why we’re absolutely delighted
This article is presented by: The holidays are here! With the collectibles market on fire lately, it’s been a tough time for people to get their hands on some of the coolest comics, games, cards, and action figures out there. But there’s no better time to go big than the holidays: now is a great
A new examination of how Judge Dredd predicted modern policing is heading our way next year with the release of Michael Molcher’s I am the Law: How Judge Dredd Predicted Our Future. Judge, jury and executioner, Judge Dredd is the brutal comic book cop policing the chaotic future urban jungle of Mega-City One, created by
Visionary author Christopher Paolini (Eragon) is back with a brand new epic sci-fi, Fractal Noise, a thrilling standalone and prequel to the masterful space opera To Sleep in a Sea of Stars and we’re absolutely delighted to exclusively reveal not only the book’s cosmic cover above, but chapter one of the novel aswell! First things first,
A young girl claims she has seen all of time and must save everyone from disaster in Gareth Worthington’s Dark Dweller and we’re delighted to reveal its out-of-this-world cover above! Not only that, but read on for our sneak peek at the book’s prologue. Firstly, check out the official synopsis for Dark Dweller… Captain Kara Psomas
Jaime Green’s The Possibility of Life: Searching for Kinship in the Cosmos is a scientific and cultural adventure through our ideas about extraterrestrial life and the cosmos, and we’re not only delighted to reveal the out-of-this-world cover above, we’re also giving SciFiNow readers a sneak peek! The Possibility of Life traces the history of our
Genre – the hard boundaries of separate literary aesthetics. Hard-eyed guards manning every crossing. No-man’s lands under the guns of critics. Except we’ve all lived there. Categories are great for giving an idea of where in the landscape a book might range, but you can cover a lot of country following where it leads. For
Oh boy do we have some treats for you today! To celebrate the release of Children Of Memory, the unmissable follow-up space opera to the highly acclaimed Children of Time and Children of Ruin, we’re giving away the ENTIRE trilogy! Not only that but when you’re finished reading the series, author Adrian Tchaikovsky has written
Showcase is likely the series that comes to mind when one thinks of Silver Age DC Comics anthologies, but The Brave and the Bold may have an even greater legacy. Sure, the former introduced some of the most important Silver Age heroes, including Barry Allen as the Flash and Hal Jordan as Green Lantern. But
From Genevieve Cogman, the bestselling and critically acclaimed author of The Invisible Library series comes Scarlet, a thrilling reinvention of The Scarlet Pimpernel with the addition of magic and even more mayhem. Out this May, we’re delighted to reveal its amazing cover (above) and as if that wasn’t enough, we’re also giving you a sneak peek
I love the variety in this specific subgenre, and the way different time periods and places can lend themselves to different expressions of fantasy. Here are five books I highly recommend, showcasing some of that variety… Sistersong by Lucy Holland As Celtic culture and religion clash with Christianity in 6th century Britain, this follows the
Author: M.D. Lachlan Publisher: Gollancz Price: £18.99 A first-contact story with more than just a cold war twist, Celestial is the latest novel from author M.D. Lachlan (the SFF pseudonym of Mark Barrowcliffe), and begins when a team at NASA become aware of a mysterious hatch covered in strangely familiar symbols on the surface of
This post contains spoilers for The Sandman Season One In some ways, the Netflix adaptation of The Sandman is not too different from other popular television shows. It told a satisfying story across its first season, one that saw Morpheus aka Dream (Tom Sturridge) stop renegade nightmare the Corinthian (Boyd Holbrook) and deal with living
This article contains mild Moon Knight spoilers. You wouldn’t know it if you watched the Disney+ TV series, but Moon Knight is a superhero with at least one foot planted firmly in the spookier corners of the Marvel Universe. The character first appeared as an antagonist in an issue of Werewolf by Night, for one
This article contains some spoilers for The Amazing Spider-Man #12. To a certain generation of Spider-Man fans, one Goblin stands above all others. It’s not Norman Osborn. It’s not Harry Osborn. Hell, it’s not even a Green Goblin at all. It’s the Hobgoblin, the scene-stealing had captivated readers of The Amazing Spider-Man in the ‘80s
The Riddler: Year One is a unique, even historic comic book event. Not only is it a DC book that functions as a prequel to one of the biggest movies in the year in The Batman, telling the tale of how a put upon, socially awkward accountant eventually becomes a terrifying serial killer and Gotham
Fiona Barnett’s The Dark Between The Trees is set in the mysterious Moresby Wood in two timelines – today and 1963. In 1643 a small group of Parliamentarian soldiers are ambushed in an isolated part of Northern England. Their only hope for survival is to flee into the nearby Moresby Wood… unwise though that may
This article contains some MCU spoilers The Marvel Studios Disney+ shows have led to more discourse than the movies perhaps ever did. With so many more easter eggs to break down, characters to unravel and settings to explore, it’s no surprise that fans have a diverse range of opinions on what’s happened and what’s coming
Dwayne Johnson is finally joining the DCEU with Black Adam. The movie’s trailers (not to mention the movie itself) showcase a brutally action-packed epic, the character isn’t one of DC’s most well known, despite having been around for over 75 years. Black Adam is truly the most complex (and violent) character to spring from the
Three magically gifted women are building a home for those who are lost in J.R. Dawson’s upcoming magical fantasy The First Bright Thing and not only are we delighted to exclusively reveal its dazzling cover above, we are you giving you a first look at the novel with a sneak peek inside it! But first,
Language is connection. Luckily—given that there are over seven thousand languages on Earth, not counting the fictional ones—communication is still possible without sharing one. In fact, sometimes a difference of language can lead to a more complex connection than a shared language. Below are five times when different languages are used in interesting ways. The
A small town is plagued with mystery and an evil entity who yearns for power in Chris Faraday’s upcoming horror novel Trine and not only are we delighted to reveal its mysteriously macabre cover above, but we’re also giving you an exclusive sneak peek! First, check out the official synopsis for Trine… Two years after
After teaming up with fan favorite artist Gabriel Piccolo, Kami Garcia entered the world of DC Comics with a bang. The pair’s beloved Teen Titans graphic novel series began with Teen Titans: Raven, continued with Teen Titans: Beast Boy, and smashed into blockbuster status with Teen Titans: Beast Boy Loves Raven. The newest title in
Sure, Werewolf by Night is a Marvel Studios Halloween special with deep roots in the pages of some relatively obscure comics stories, but Marvel, DC, and a coffinload of other great publishers are cooking up some spooky season fun of their own with some new releases in October. Here our frightful picks to get you
Actress Laura Donnelly was well and truly prepared for her first foray into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, playing Elsa Bloodstone in the new Marvel “Special Presentation,” Werewolf by Night. “I had done the whole thing,” she says proudly. “Before I met with Michael [Giacchino, director] for this project, I had watched most of the MCU
There’s something charmingly accessible about Todd McFarlane and Greg Capullo. Talking to them, you never get the feeling that you’re talking to a multimedia titan of geek culture or one of the most beloved Batman artists of all time, respectively. It feels more like running into two guys tailgating outside an Ozzy Osborne show, inviting
This post contains light spoilers for Werewolf by Night. If you’ve been watching She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, you know that the MCU likes to dig deep into the decades-long backlog of Marvel Comics to find weird and obscure characters, including Mr. Immortal, El Aguila, and Porcupine. The upcoming Halloween special Werewolf by Night seems like
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