I love pure pen and ink drawings that make great use of silhouettes and light.  This little masterpiece by Wally Wood takes me back to the...

I just finished reading Spin by Robert Charles Wilson as part of our Beyond Reality book club reading group on GoodReads. I definitely tho...

A few years ago, I started reading electronic books on various devices.  Today, I hardly read any physical book, except for comic books and ...

I started reading science fiction in the 1970s.  The first SF related novel I can remember reading as a kid was the Tom Swift Jr Adventure...

My nephew, Trey Ratcliff, has one of the most popular travel/HDR photography blogs in the world, Stuck In Customs .  Trey took a little trip...

Yesterday, I featured Martin Ansin's rendition of the Flash.  Here is his take on classic Star Trek. Ansin created this poster in conj...

I found this great poster advertising an adaption of Alfred Bester's The Stars My Destination in an old issue of Jim Steranko's Medi...

The Six Million Dollar Man owned sci-fi TV in the 1970s, when Steve Austin was the biggest and most expensive hero on the tube. Neal Ada...

Charlton Heston was the Big Kahuna of the silver screen back in the 60s and 70s.  Here are some posters from old Chuck's silver age of s...

Hola, the Dude here, with some far out scans of the original Planet of the Apes movie posters.  I discovered this cool site called IMP Award...

I had been looking forward to reading Bitter Seeds ever since Cory Doctorow mentioned it earlier this year.  It explores an alternate Ear...