It’s official. As most fans suspected, next season will be the final one for Galactica.
Author Archives: JD DeLuzio
52 Possible Franchises
Over at Newsarama, Grant Morrison discusses the legacy of 52, and some new directions for the DCU.
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Book Review: Un Lun Dun
China Miéville has produced an urban fantasy novel, three Bas-Lag books and a collection of short stories. Perhaps seeking a new direction, perhaps inspired by a certain other British author’s success with the YA market, his latest takes a twelve-year-old through a grimy looking-glass to a magic world facing peril.
COROT gets its first shot of an extra-solar planet
I imagine we’ll hear news like this regularly in the near future.
52 #49-52
The account of DC’s missing year finishes with #52.
Only once will spoiler tags will be used in this review. If you read further, expect to learn many things which were revealed in this series.
Brainwave “reading” toys
These could represent another “wave” of the future.
Special appearance by Darth Vader.
Habitable Planet?
It’s a little large and orbits a dwarf star, but this recently-detected extrasolar planet falls in the Goldilocks Zone and may be inhabitable
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Post-Penguicon ’07
Liquid nitrogen, Charles Stross and Bruce Schneier waxing Brazilian about the future of spyware, surveillance, and privacy, and Elizabeth Bear engaging M. Keaton over women in genre. The Aegis Sword Academy, caffeinated everything, great room parties, faux gun-battles in the halls: experience a hotel filled entirely with nerds.
Comic Review: World War III
Yeah, we know, but it’s Wednesday….
DC planned 52 as a stand-alone series that would explain how their Universe moved from the end of Infinite Crisis to their current continuity.
Somewhere along the line, they decided to add a four-issue crossover mini-series that answers several of the significant questions.
The Children of Hurin
Children of Hurin, constructed by Tolkien’s son from his father’s notes and The Silmarillion, may become a
movie.
Time has an article on the book here.