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The Chimpanzee Complex Reviewed: Intrigue, Love, & Rockets

June 25, 2014

The Chimpanzee Complex, volume 1: Paradox Richard Marazano & Jean-Michel Ponzio Cinebook Here’s a closer look at Helen Friedman, Floridian, NASA’s best astronaut in 2035, and protagonist of The Chimpanzee Complex, a bande-dessinee written by Richard Marazano, illustrated by Jean-Michel ...

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Reading Diaries: Legends, Flirts, and Fire

June 19, 2014

What have you been reading? What did you start and then never finish? Reading for work? For pleasure? Megan: I’m a big one for that–my patience is wearing thinner and thinner over the years, and I’m finding novellas and short stories a good fit for my surly-reader< nature. ...

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Judge Anderson Makes Her IDW Debut

June 19, 2014

This August, IDW will expand its Judge Dredd universe with upcoming series Judge Anderson: Psi-Division, which chronicles the early adventures of Mega-City One’s favorite telepathic Judge. Written by 2000AD editor Matt Smith with Carl Critchlow on art, the series takes place before IDW’s main ...

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Review: The Almost Girl

June 13, 2014

The Almost Girl Amalie Howard Strange Chemistry I received a copy of this book via the publisher in exchange for an honest review. Riven may only be seventeen but she is a trained soldier, a general. In Neospes, where she comes from, you either learn to fight or you die young. It’s not the ...

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Reel Geek Girl: Godzilla (2014)

June 10, 2014

Godzilla (2014) Directed by Gareth Edwards Legendary Pictures PG-13, 120 Minutes If you are old enough to remember the old Godzilla movies from the 50s and 60s, this movie is a lot of fun. If you’re young enough to think the old ones were cheesy and the 1998 what-were-they-thinking movie ...

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June Staff Picks: Books

June 4, 2014

The Truth is a Cave in the Black Mountains Neil Gaiman & Eddie Campbell William Morrow This is the illustrated version of the short story previously featured in the Stories: All New Tales collection. The Truth is a Cave in the Black Mountains is available to read online, and is a dark, ...

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June Staff Picks: Movies

June 3, 2014

How To Train Your Dragon 2 Dean DeBlois 20th Century Fox, DreamWorks Animation Release Date: 6/13 I’m really looking forward to this. Cute dragons go pretty far with me, and finally learning the mystery of Hiccup’s mother is exciting. The Vikings have been co-existing with the dragons, but now ...

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Dogears: In the Beginning (there were short book reviews)

May 29, 2014

Our first short book reviews collection! Every month Dogears will bring you bite-sized, bookish satisfaction. This month, we’re talking SF, fantasy, and YA. Southern Reach: Authority Jeff Vandermeer FSG Originals This trilogy, all completed and being released over the course of the year, ...

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News & Things: Get Your Cyberpunk On

May 14, 2014

Akira live action fan trailer They crowdfunded through Indiegogo back in 2002, now the Akira Project has released their live-action trailer. Artist H.R. Giger dies at 74 Known for nightmarish imagery, his design for the main creature in the movie “Alien” is stamped in our collective ...

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Locus Award Finalists Announced

May 9, 2014

On Wednesday, the Locus Science Fiction Foundation announced the finalists for this year’s Locus Awards. Finalists are determined for each of the 15 categories by popular vote of Locus Magazine’s subscriber base. The magazine has been covering science fiction and fantasy since 1968 and boasts ...

Science Fiction

The Chimpanzee Complex Reviewed: Intrigue, Love, & Rockets

Reading Diaries: Legends, Flirts, and Fire

Judge Anderson Makes Her IDW Debut

Review: The Almost Girl

Reel Geek Girl: Godzilla (2014)

June Staff Picks: Books

June Staff Picks: Movies

Dogears: In the Beginning (there were short book reviews)

News & Things: Get Your Cyberpunk On

Locus Award Finalists Announced

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