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Tag - sci-fi
Being a sci-fi fan can make you want to be in the middle of where things went down. Below, you will find some of the most popular sci-fi locations that you...
If you’re looking for an introduction to Seanan McGuire’s work, this could be a good start for you. If you’re looking to collect everything that Seanan McGuire...
From encounters with aliens, time travel to futuristic events, it can be said that science fiction films have become quite a significant part of our pop...
Ever wanted to read the first Star Wars Expanded Universe novel ever written? Me too. And now I'm here to tell you all about it, complete with quotes.
The Orville goes where it hasn't yet gone before in a comic book miniseries bridging the first two seasons of the sci-fi comedy.
Radioactive Evolution is set in a world completely different from our own. Here we see the far future, where the environment is ruined and humanity nearly as...
Netflix's latest original film, Bird Box, offers enough to keep audiences watching, but it, sadly, stumbles over its own premise and doesn't make the most out...
Today we're looking at J.R. Mounts, an independent comic creator, and his new work Silver Linings which is being funded by Kickstarter
We here at Word of the Nerd are proud to continue bringing you the Wallpaper of the Day. Our thanks to Wallpaper Abyss and Wallhaven for providing our daily...
Image Comics and Skybound Entertainment are thrilled to announce that the debut issue of John Layman and Afu Chan’s sci-fi horror series is being fast-tracked...
In Low Road West #1, we follow a group of refugee children on their way to San Francisco. America is at war. It’s a time where you are not supposed to trust...
Paul Scheer's Galaxy Quest series is still on hold, but the writer feels confident his Star Trek homage will be made.
In a tight, 80 page standalone graphic novel, Black and Blue will be a hit for fans of science fiction, in particular stories involving aliens, underwater...
The Cloverfield Paradox never quite feels like a connection, until it’s explicitly given to you outright, and never feels like a strong sci-fi/horror...
Guillermo del Toro's The Shape of Water plays on many old-school film genres but overall conveys a romance that is striking, honest, and unique.
