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Superman No. 850 brings surprising characters back into the mix - Vimarsana News

Superman No. 850 brings surprising characters back into the mix

Superman No. 850 shows that dark things are coming for the Man of Steel and Metropolis. Brainiac is on his way and Luthor's hidden has returned.

Hellboy Web of Wyrd is one of the most stylish superhero games yet - Vimarsana News

Hellboy Web of Wyrd is one of the most stylish superhero games yet

Marvel's Spider-Man 2 isn't the only comic book game to check out this month. Don't sleep on the stylish Hellboy Web of Wyrd.

Bodies, Netflix, review: po-faced time travel woo-woo in need of a sense of humour - Vimarsana News

Bodies, Netflix, review: po-faced time travel woo-woo in need of a sense of humour

An intriguing sci-fi concept and a cracking cast should make this mind-bending detective drama tick, but it's an over-earnest muddle

Marvel Comics announces the end of the X-Men Krakoan era - Vimarsana News

Marvel Comics announces the end of the X-Men Krakoan era

Marvel Comics has announced that the X-Men age of Krakoa is coming to an end, but, it will also mark the return of a popular character.

Pixel Scroll 10/14/23 The Bear That Shouted "Honey!" At The Heart Of The 100-Acre Woods - Vimarsana News

Pixel Scroll 10/14/23 The Bear That Shouted "Honey!" At The Heart Of The 100-Acre Woods

(1) CHENGDU WORLDCON ROUNDUP. [Item by Ersatz Culture.] Setup for Worldcon Here’s a photo gallery showing some of the décor created for the Worldcon inside the Chengdu Science Fiction Museum. More at the link: http://xhslink.com/0yicuv (2) MORE BAD NEWS FROM INTERZONE. Interzone publisher and editor Gareth Jelley has elaborated on the magazine’s switch to a