Due to some real-life complications, Eldhrin could not bring you his usual review of last week’s Galactica. A review will appear for this week’s episode. Meanwhile, those awaiting broadcast can discuss “The Woman King.”
Author Archives: JD DeLuzio
Robert Anton Wilson’s Wake
The late Robert Anton Wilson‘s wake will be held this coming Sunday, February 18,
from 1 to 6 p.m. at the Cocoanut Grove, in Santa Cruz, California.
Indiana Jones Gets May 2008 Release Date
chad writes, Thursday, May 22, 2008 is the official release date for Indiana Jones IV. This, despite the fact they haven’t started filming and don’t even have a complete script. Also, there is some question as to whether or not Sean Connery will be reprising his role as Jones’ father. And, to top it all off, Harrison Ford has threatened to pull out of the project because he may not be allowed to use a real whip.
Saturday Review: Matinee (1993)
“Insect/human mutation is far from an exact science.”
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Comic Review: 52 #37-40
Fifty-Two takes a more streamlined approach, focussing more on individual plots in these issues.
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Tomorrow’s Headlines Round-up
Private space-travel will soon be licensed,
serious plans are underway for lunar living quarters, and a theoretical Victorian nanomachine is now a reality.
Thanks to Chris for those links.
Comic Review: Batman and the Mad Monk
…has he actually fallen pretty to some curse and condition that exists outside the rational world? On the other hand, there is a man in Metropolis who can actually fly and bend steel in his bare hands.
–Batman, Batman and the Mad Monk #5.
This retro-mini-series, based on a story which appeared in Detective Comics #31, 1939, finished this week. It features a young Batman taking on a menace who may or may not have supernatural powers.
Date set for final Harry Potter book
Pan’s Labyrinth
Original title: El Laberinto del Fauno
This blend of harsh reality and dark fantasy has been praised as much as anything currently in theatres, and it is one of the few non-English films to receive widespread release throughout North America.
The Death of Captain Future
This recent column by Fred Kiesche wonders what is happening to literature that deals with, well, wonders.