The TARDIS arrives in the year 200,000 on a space station responsible for
gathering and distributing all the news in the fourth great and bountiful
human empire. But is it transmitting the truth?
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DC unveils new logo
It doesn’t quite rank up their with the death of a childhood hero– but then again, they always come back, anyway. DC’s new logo and accompanying information can he found here.
Charlie Jade: And Not a Drop to Drink
Charlie’s leads draw him further into the series’ dark world, Reena undergoes torture, Jasmine wants to remains free, we get a glimpse of Gammaverse politics, and we finally witness 01 Boxer travelling between worlds.
The Dark is Rising on the Screen
Sci-Fi Wire reports that Walden Media has bought the film rights to Susan Cooper’s The Dark is Rising series. The story appears here.
Weekly DVD Picks – Tuesday, May 10, 2005
More DVDs are on the way this week. There’s a lot of
well received stuff out now.
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Free Comic Day Today
Today is Free
Comic Book Day. Stop by your favourite comic
retailer for samples of Batman, Fantastic Four, Star
Wars, The Simpsons, and a number of others, including
the little known independent titles that participate
in the event for additional publicity and visibility.
Novel Review: Mindscan
Robert J. Sawyer’s new novel looks at a near future where technology raises issues related to identity and personhood.
Enterprise Review: In a Mirror, Darkly (Part 2)
Evil. Like the fruits of the devil. Eeeeevil
Lost Review: “The Greater Good”
vanyel
has submitted a review of this week’s episode of
Lost. Read on for his/her/its perspective.
Smallville Review – “Ageless”
Twenty down, and two to go in the season. Two and a
half, if you count the extra long season finale.
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