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Banned Books Week: ‘Batman: The Killing Joke’

by Michael Brown | Sep 23, 2014 | Comics

Moore and Bolland’s now-classic tale revolved around Joker’s attempt to drive James Gordon insane, interspersed with Joker’s origin story.

Banned Books Week: ‘Stranger in a Strange Land’

by S.P. Hendrick | Sep 22, 2014 | Comics

‘Stranger in a Strange Land’ is a bold and innovative novel, banned as reading material in schools in Texas until 2003.

On ‘TheEvent Horizon’: Animation Director Christopher Romano

by SCIFI.radio | Sep 13, 2014 | Movies / Video / Theater

Tonight animation director Christopher Dante Romano speaks with us about his new short subject, ‘MONSTRO!’.

‘Star Trek’ 48th Anniversary: Future Tech in the Present

by Michael Brown | Sep 8, 2014 | Science Fiction / Fantasy

Today marks 48 years since ‘Star Trek’ introduced Roddenberry’s vision of what the future would bring us. How does the real future stack up?

Happy Birthday, Patricia Tallman!

by Michael Brown | Sep 4, 2014 | Science Fiction / Fantasy

SCIFI.radio would like to wish the beautiful and talented Patricia Tallman a very happy birthday and all the best with many more birthdays to come.

Pristine ‘Action Comics’ #1 Fetches $3.2 Million at Auction

by Michael Brown | Aug 25, 2014 | Science Fiction / Fantasy

It’s a new record price for the first appearance of Superman in Action Comics.

A Random

SCIFI.radio story

Earth is invaded by a swarm of sentient nanobots faintly green trilaterally symmetrical dinosaurs who want to plug us into a power grid and use us as living batteries even though they smell really bad and cannot be destroyed by a bunch of kids playing disco music on boom boxes but a priest tells them about the God and they are taken in by a kindly old lady who mistakes them for lost children.
The End.

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