Brent Weeks' The Way of the Shadows is the first in a fantasy trilogy from Orbit Books, and Kelly has the review. Read More

Kelly, who is currently hard at work writing up Defining the Genre for the Fantasy Genre, has been pondering vampires, both historic and modern and poses the question: Vampires: Fantasy or Horror? HELP! Read More

Apex Publishing has announced plans to release The Apex World of SF, an anthology of genre short stories from around the world. Read More

Cthulhu Tales #12 hits comic book stores this week, and we have an inside look at the series’ latest stories. Read More

John's profiles of fictional villainy continue with the latest dossier from the asylum: Alex DeLarge from A Clockwork Orange. Read More

Rock Band continues to expand its ever growing library of songs with not one, but two downloadable packs this week. Read More

Kelly's Defining the Genre series returns for its second season, this time shifting the focus to the origins and definitions of the fantasy genre. Read More

The latest installment of Boom! Studios’ Fall of Cthulhu series illustrates the events leading up to the final conflict between the Elder Gods, Cthulhu and Noden—a battle that threatens to bring about the end of all humanity as it unfolds. Read More

This week Lyn takes a look at the translation of Mortal Kombat from video game to movie (but only the first movie, as she denies the existence of the sequels). Read More

It's been 16 years since Babylon 5 made its way to TV, and to celebrate we're giving away three autographed photos from Tracy Scoggins (Captain Elizabeth Lockley)! Read More

This week we talk about a whole lot of TV and a little bit of movies and gaming, while John talks with Doctor Who writer James Moran. Read More

The stars of Supernatural are popping up everywhere, from Friday the 13th to My Bloody Valentine 3D. And now, Jeffrey Dean Morgan just might be heading into another comic adaptation right after Watchmen. Read More