Two more classic Doctor Who adventures join BBC's DVD library this month with "The Ark," an early story featuring the First Doctor, and "The Seeds of Doom," spotlighting the Fourth Doctor. Read More
The fight with Rennek is no longer a future event as we start the issue being thrown straight into the action! I've commented before how the storyline of the arc seemed to be going very slowly in the first few issues, but now it's been amped up to a level that I'm accustomed to Read More
This past weekend I had the opportunity to attend StellarCon in High Point, NC. Over the course of three days I got to experience fantastic discussions about writing, media, and podcasting. I must say that the inspiration found while at this con has energized me for a number of Read More
As another week of Robot Month concludes on Fandomania, we're featuring fan art of the snarky and lovable 'bots from Mystery Science Theater 3000. Read More
The second issue of Myths & Legends follows in the footsteps of the first, displaying the same fantastic illustrations, vibrant colors, and well executed writing as its predecessor, providing a good indication that this spinoff will continue to be a worthwhile read. Read More
Chicks Dig Time Lords is a collection of 23 essays, three interviews, and one cartoon edited by Lynne M. Thomas and Tara O'Shea. They have assembled quite a treasure trove of stories that documents the history of Doctor Who fandom through the individual journeys of women in what Read More
Paolo rides in a hover-craft, merges with a mecha, and throws a Rocket-Punch into the sky to start his "Massive Mecha" series to celebrate Fandomania's Robot Month! Read More
Some of our readers may recognize Mike Salva’s name from my review of his short animated feature Back to Life, which screened at the Rhode Island International Horror Film Festival in 2009. Now the award-winning Nashville animator is back with his latest project, Pound Dogs. Read More
Flashpoint is almost upon us now and DC Comics has started working in earnest towards getting us interested in their big summer event. The February 2011 issue of The Flash is the start of the book's second storyline. Playing into the fact that Barry Allen is once again working as Read More