A Brief, 2,770-Year History Of Fan Fiction Today, fan fiction exists in legal spirtual grey areas. But was it always like this? Let's look at a very brief history of fan fiction. Inverse · 9h ago
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Cosmic Wars, Ancient Aliens, and Universe‑Shaking Battles — 8 Space‑Based Comics Every Fan Must Experience The space opera is one of the most reverential comic book genres. Comic books set in space can feel claustrophobic on a ship. They can be sprawling space epics when it comes to war between civilizations. The best space operas make readers question the meaning of humanity when aliens and… Personal Finance Advice · Mar 9
85 Years Ago, An Immortal Superhero Was Rebooted And No One Noticed In 1941, 'The Green Hornet Strikes Again!" made superhero history. Here's why this serial oddly holds up. Inverse · Jan 3
11 Sci-Fi Comics That Predicted Today’s Technology With Scary Accuracy A lot of the technology that we take for granted as mass consumers made their debut in sci-fi comics decades ago. The 3-D printer, AirTag, smart devices, video calls, A.I. virtual assistants, and more made their inspirational debuts in sci-fi comics a long time ago. The story idea for the… Personal Finance Advice · Dec 29, 2025
45 Years Ago, An Iconic Space Opera Wasted Its Potential With A Fatal Mistake Is the 1980 'Flash Gordon' a cult classic? Let's take an honest look and see how this film stacks up against its golden age origins. Inverse · Dec 5, 2025
Renato Casaro's Amazing Sci-Fi Movie Poster Artwork Will Live Forever The painter Renato Casaro' was 89 when he passed away. Here's a selection of his best sci-fi movie poster artwork from 'Solaris' to 'Dune' and beyond. Inverse · Oct 3, 2025
75 Years Ago, One History-Making Sci-Fi Show Set The Stage For Star Trek It's hard to imagine the Final Frontier and all sorts of sci-fi TV without 'Tom Corbett.' Here's why the earliest 'Space Cadet' show changed everything. Inverse · Oct 2, 2025
In the English football zodiac, 2025 is the Year of the Eagle In today’s Football Daily: Several reasons to love Oliver Glasner’s high flyers The Guardian - UK · Sep 30, 2025
Mark Hamill thought Star Wars was a Flash Gordon parody after reading script Star Wars actor Mark Hamill initially thought George Lucas' 1977 space opera was a spoof of Flash Gordon when he first read the script and the director nor his co-star Harrison Ford gave him any advice on how to approach his character Luke Skywalker. BANG Premier · Aug 19, 2025
PFA Review: Tom King’s Strange Adventures In the early 20th century, the white colonizer superhero trope was a big thing. Tarzan, Buck Rogers, Flash Gordon, Doc Savage, and similar Golden and Silver Age heroes are good examples. Another such hero is the space-faring DC hero Adam Strange. Controversial writer Tom King explores themes of heroism, propaganda,… Personal Finance Advice · Aug 8, 2025
Evening Standard · Aug 7, 2025 David Ellis reviews Noisy Oyster: Like a particularly crap episode of Doctor Who This was time-limit dining, says David Ellis, as though they’d double booked the table and the other party had turned up with baseball bats
Personal Finance Advice · May 19, 2025 10 Hottest Independent Comic Books Out Right Now This post includes affiliate links. If you purchase anything through these affiliated links, the author/website may earn a commission.
Inverse · Apr 15, 2025 75 Years Later, A Forgotten Sci-Fi Reboot Is Almost Impossible To Watch Here's why the 1950s 'Buck Rogers' isn't as retro cool as you might think.
Inverse · Apr 1, 2025 70 Years Later, the First Sci-Fi TV Series Is Now Lost to Time What was the first sci-fi TV show? Here's why 'Captain Video' was important, but also impossible to watch.
MusicRadar · Mar 27, 2025 "It's a little over-heroic. But it's fun. It's colourful. And there is also a little undercurrent of something deeper in the lyrics”: Brian May reveals the inspiration for one of Queen’s greatest hits It was the movie theme that almost got rejected
Inverse · Feb 6, 2025 10 Years Ago, The Wachowskis Made A Sci-Fi Flop That Was Wildly Misunderstood Let's talk about the best worst sci-fi movie of all time. Here's why 2015's 'Jupiter Ascending' shouldn't be viewed in a 21st century context. This is basically a throwback to a time before Star Wars.
Evening Standard · Dec 23, 2024 Lamer than a speeding bullet: why the Superman trailer is cinematic Kryptonite The first glimpse of James Gunn’s new DC Universe has arrived but this Superman film just looks a bit rubbish...
Inverse · Oct 1, 2024 70 Years Ago, a Forgotten Sci-Fi Show Predicted the Future by Rebooting an Iconic Character The 1954 'Flash Gordon' was a major reboot for one of the most popular sci-fi franchises of all time. Why don't we remember it?
Inverse · Sep 20, 2024 45 Years Ago, an Influential Sci-Fi Hero was Saved From Oblivion The 25th century never looked so groovy. Here's how a character who was big in the 1930s earned a brief but fascinating second life.
Total Film · Sep 11, 2024 The 32 greatest '80s sci-fi movies Transforming robots, cyborg cops, and desert planets defined pop culture's coolest decade
The Guardian - UK · Aug 31, 2024 TV tonight: a moreish new gameshow to have fun with on Saturday nights Stephen Mangan hosts Password, with team captains Daisy May Cooper and Alan Carr. Plus: a gripping new French drama. Here’s what to watch this evening