This article contains spoilers for DMZ episode 1. There’s never really an ideal time to premiere a TV show about war. Invariably, someone somewhere on the globe is experiencing the brutal destruction of armed combat at any given moment, making a fictionalized depiction of it a dicey proposition for any storyteller. This is a lesson
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Alexandrea Weis and Lucas Astor’s River Of Ashes follows psychopath Beau Devereaux who has set his sights on a new victim… Out this summer, the novel is Book 1 in the St Benedict series (with a TV show currently in development) and we’re delighted to not only reveal the cover but give you an extended
This article contains some spoilers for HAWKEYE and SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME So where does the Devil of Hell’s Kitchen go next? At this point, there’s no clear word about the new show being a continuation of the Netflix series or a hard reboot. Likely, Marvel will split the difference. If so, the new Daredevil series
One of the most intriguing and influential science fiction writers of the 20th century gets The Folio Society treatment with The Wyndham Collection, which pulls together three of John Wyndham’s most famous works, including… The Day Of The Triffids When a strange green meteor shower renders most of the Earth’s population blind, Bill Masen is
What would happen if all electricity was gone? Well, wonder no more because new sci-fi novel, Aurora, deals with an event that Earth is well overdue – a solar flare that cuts off the world’s electricity. Aurora is the latest novel by Jurassic Park screenwriter David Koepp and we’re delighted not only to reveal its
Con artists, a terribly-run inn and a high-paying criminal job with less-than-ideal stakes? The good news is Dan Koboldt’s upcoming novel Silver Queendom has it all. The bad news is that the book isn’t out until this summer. Luckily we at SciFiNow hate bad news so we’re exclusively revealing the awesome cover of Silver Queendom PLUS
This article contains spoilers of The Batman and the DCEU. It’s been nearly a decade since the release of a solo Batman movie, 2012’s The Dark Knight Rises, and as we approach the 10-year anniversary of the much-debated conclusion to Christopher Nolan’s acclaimed Dark Knight trilogy, a new standalone film about the Caped Crusader, Matt
One of the big questions we’re always asked whenever there’s a new superhero movie is what comics should someone who only knows a character from TV or movies check out. Sometimes this question is easier to answer than other times, but with The Batman, it’s an incredibly easy answer. Batman: The Imposter, which is now
A parasite is spreading in Hiron Ennes’ upcoming horror novel, Leech, which is due to be released this September. But you won’t have to wait until then to find out more SciFiNow’ers because not only are we revealing its cover (above), we’re also giving you a sneak peek into the novel by exclusively sharing the
This article contains major spoilers for Marvel’s new Punisher series. Jason Aaron has written just about every corner of the Marvel Universe. His seven year run on Thor is critically beloved and the foundation of Thor: Love and Thunder. He’s been the architect of the Avengers for 50+ issues now, and put in a brief
Listen up sci-fi writers! A new six-week online Writing Science Fiction course has been launched, which will be led by award-winning science fiction author Adam Roberts (pictured above). During the course, students will learn how to develop their novum (‘new thing’), build a compelling world, people it with extraordinary characters, and write a story that
Spider-Man has a couple of major milestones coming up. This year marks the 60 year anniversary of Spider-Man’s first appearance in Amazing Fantasy #15. We’re also getting a new volume of Amazing Spider-Man with a brand new first issue by Zeb Wells and John Romita Jr. Marvel is also celebrating the upcoming 900th issue of
This article contains spoilers for The Batman. If you’ve seen The Batman by now, it’s plain to see that director/co-writer Matt Reeves’ vision for the Dark Knight is perhaps the darkest we’ve seen onscreen to date, drenched in the brooding atmosphere and morally ambiguous tones of noir while constructed on the spine of a classic
Publisher: DC Black Label Released: Out now Writer: James Tynion IV Price: £15.99 We’re pretty sure everyone’s got a slightly odd-ball friend like Walter. The one that interconnects a whole group of people. Some met him in school, others down the pub and now after a long absence, he’s looking to get all his friends
Following a group of people participating in an investigation into ‘supernatural manifestations’ at a reportedly haunted mansion, The Haunting of Hill House is an iconic piece of horror fiction. Now, Shirley Jackson’s terrifying haunted house tale is getting The Folio Society treatment, featuring seven unnerving images by Angie Hoffmeister. When Dr. John Montague decides to
Fugitives, narcotics, mobsters, torture and… a circus? Khan Wong’s The Circus Infinite has it all and we’re giving you an exclusive sneak peek into the novel by revealing chapter two right here at SciFiNow! In The Circus Infinite, Jes is hunted by those who want to study his gravity powers, and so makes his way to
What makes a character interesting? Is it their flaws, their limitations? Nobody likes perfect characters who can do everything and handle any problem. This wasn’t always how it was though. There was a time, during the days of daring pulp adventure, when amazing protagonists dominated the genre. From Doc Savage to John Carter to Tarzan,
It’s commonly accepted that the greatest villain in Fantastic Four history is Doctor Doom, but what’s typically less understood is that the second greatest villain in the F4 pantheon is Reed Richards himself. Or at least parallel versions of him. And what’s absolutely fascinating about the world we live in now is that Marvel seems
A new era begins for Batman and DC Comics in July. Comic Book has revealed that beloved Marvel writer Chip Zdarsky and Jorge Jimenez, one of the best artists working at DC Comics today, are teaming up as the new creative team of the main Batman series. Their run begins with Batman #125, an oversized
This article contains spoilers for Marvel’s Loki We still need to wait until 2023 before we get to see Paul Rudd’s Scott Lang and Evangeline Lilly’s Hope van Dyne back in action in Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania, but Marvel is giving Ant-Man fans reason to celebrate in June of 2022! Marvel Comics has announced
Author: Richard Swan Publisher: Orbit Books Released: Out now Set in an age where the mass expansion of imperial power is starting to grow beyond its means and a sense of order must be instilled to quell the religious and civil unrest, The Justice of Kings follows Sir Konrad Vonvalt. As the Emperor’s Justice, it
Warning: This article contains spoilers for the comic Power Rangers Universe #3. For a franchise that began in 1993 on Fox Kids and has been running for nearly 30 years, in the beginning no one really thought Power Rangers would be a hit. It was a disposable piece of entertainment, something to film as quickly
Vampires are back, baby! I know what you’re thinking – “Hang on, vampires went away?” Yes, apparently, they did and how I know that is I’ve recently read two articles explaining that in the worlds of both books and TV/film, they’re back! Now, seeing as I have a new book out that sort of features
Fantasy and science fiction are the genres where we can imagine absolutely anything – so why don’t we more frequently imagine matriarchal societies as the settings for our stories? The good news is that within the matriarchy-centered novels that do exist, there’s something to please everyone. Do you prefer your fantasy novels as long as
Author: T.R. Napper Released: Out now Set in a cyberpunk future of Vietnam, author T.R. Napper brings a new sci-fi vision to the gangster thriller with 36 Streets. When a mysterious tech mogul, responsible for the creation of Vietnam’s most controversial virtual reality game, goes missing in Hanoi’s lawless 36 Streets, an eccentric British billionaire
I do love a premise that burrows into your mind and lingers. One that nags at your subconscious because, even though you know it’s fiction, the ideas are so plausible, you can’t help thinking they might actually come true… It’s something I aspire to in my own writing, and the following are great examples. Jurassic
Author: Eve Smith Publisher: Orenda Books Released: Out now Despite wild advances in IVF and gene therapy capable of curing life-limiting diseases in-utero and helping women to conceive, Susan is still suffering from unexplained infertility in Eve Smith’s sci-fi novel Off Target. Desperate for a child and breaking from the marital pressure to conceive naturally,
This article contains The Suicide Squad and Peacemaker and spoilers. Picking up right where James Gunn’s The Suicide Squad left off, Peacemaker was a profane, hilarious, and brutally violent exploration of the weirder side corners of the DCEU that fleshed out the world of ARGUS and Task Force X. It even brought some new depth
This article contains Peacemaker spoilers. The Peacemaker finale had at least two more scenes that we’ve added to the long list of “I can’t believe they filmed that” shots this show pulled off. It also made a huge change in the status quo for the DCEU’s clandestine services. After Peacemaker, Vigilante, and the gang successfully
New sci-fi thriller Mickey7 follows Mickey7, who is an Expendable: a disposable employee on a human expedition sent to colonize the ice world Niflheim. Whenever there’s a mission that’s too dangerous — even suicidal — the crew turns to Mickey. After one iteration dies, a new body is regenerated with most of his memories intact.
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