The Believer Interviews Jim Woodring
Woodring talks about writing, hallucinations, and "vocabulary shorthand cartooning". more »
Woodring talks about writing, hallucinations, and "vocabulary shorthand cartooning". more »
Keep your eyes open this May for comics featuring the crew from Star Trek TNG and The Doctor, Amy, and Rory. more »
On the surface the Pathfinder Beginner Box has all the ingredients for newbies to get their feet wet in a simplified, streamlined version of a classic fantasy role playing game. My first impressions were extremely positive. The character sheets are printed on quality paper, and the game includes... more »
Jack Kirby was a pioneer in the comics field...Unfortunately, he had no idea his work would be so seminal or have so much potential for future profits. I don't think Marvel denies the importance of Kirby's work; but they own that work, and all the... more »
Queer and racial minority artists, writers, and game designers are working together to create a minority-focused, full action 3D RPG. more »
In my neverending obsession with unique Disney fan art, I found some of these hip princesses on The Mary Sue. All they need are some scarves and a Tumblr account. The artist also has some great Dr. Who and Harry Potter fan art, and does commission... more »
The psychology department of Tel Aviv University in Israel is attempting to replace part of the brain of rats with microchips. more »
Archaia comics has announced an upcoming prequel to the 1986 Jim Henson film The Labyrynth that will focus on the character of Jareth, the Goblin King, played by David Bowie. more »
Most well known for his Sci Fi and speculative fiction, Ellison also wrote a few well-known televesion episodes, including the Star Trek episode The City On The Edge Of Forever, which went on to become the most popular original series episode. more »
The brothel will have sci-fi-themed decor and costumes, and the convenience store next to it will have an Area 51 theme. more »