Al Plastino, co-creator of both Supergirl and the Legion of Super-Heroes, died yesterday at the age of 91 of prostate cancer, in the midst of a battle to regain the rights to some of his original art so that it could be donated to the John F. Kennedy Presidential library.
This evening’s episode of The Event Horizon features Cherie Priest, author of Fiddlehead from TOR Books, the science fiction imprint of Macmillan Publishing. Tune in at 9PM Pacific, and again Sunday at 4PM Pacific.
By far the single most interesting exhibit at Stan Lee’s Comikaze was the one set up by Stan Winston Studios, the fabricators of amazing costumes and props for the Iron Man, Thor and Avengers movies. But getting up close with Iron Man’s suits doesn’t make up for a bad convention.
Join us tonight on The Event Horizon this evening at 9PM Pacific / 12 AM Eastern as your hosts Susan Fox and Gene Turnbow speak with steampunk novelist T. E. MacArthur, author of the conjoined steampunk series The Volcano Lady and The Gaslight Adventures of Tom Turner.
Yesterday, Rhythm & Hues laid off all but two animators currently working on Prana animation projects from their studio in Mumbai, and most of their animators in Hyderabad. Bouncers were brought in to handle any potential trouble during the actions, despite assurances that the Hyderabad studio would remain in operation.
Claudia Christian launches a fundraising campaign for her upcoming documentary One Little Pill—a film that seeks to uncover why The Sinclair Method (TSM), a scientifically proven, FDA-approved pharmaceutical treatment to reverse alcohol addiction, is not being made readily available to those who need it most.
It’s a Zoom call between a young man with Down’s Syndrome, his social worker, and his grandmother teaching him to cook
The wildly popular game franchise makes the leap to television.
Nearly every major developer and publisher withdrew from the online tournament event when the allegations became public.
Phineas and Ferb know what they’re going to do this summer.