Andrew Russo
Animorphs: The Next Book To Television Series?
The past few years has seen a steady rise in the book to television series genre. Mostly it involves adapting… Read More
Pyrokinesis + Telepathy = Sonic Voices: Incongruity of Genetic Mutations in Sci-fi
I’m not one for biology in the sense of genetics, codes, mutations, alleles and chromosomes and everything else which… Read More
Missing Out on The Star Wars Experience
The general reaction of people when I had admitted that I never had seen Star Wars crosses a multiple range… Read More
How Heroes Devolved: Going from an A+ to an F in One Fell Swoop
Heroes was the new millenium’s mainstream X-Men- a whole bunch of people discovering how it is they have come… Read More
Will Kids Ever be Kids in Sci-fi and Fantasy?
It stands to reason that most babies are only alive because despite the fact that they cry and sit in… Read More
Misfits: Real Teenagers With Superpowers
While some may argue that sitting in front of your laptop or television screen all day is no way to… Read More
Science Fiction Jumps on LGBT Pride
As a medium for the minority, for the pimply faced lactose intolerant kid who also happens to be a mouth… Read More
Comparing the DC and Marvel Universes
For as long as there have been people, there has been competition. Presidential elections, Coke VS Pepsi, Ash VS Gary… Read More
An Imagined Date with Summer Glau
A lot of times actors and actresses auction themselves off for charity. For one evening they spend the night with… Read More
Trueblood: Season 5 Premiere, A Shaky Start
When a good show begins to get bad it is almost like a parent watching their honors student fall into… Read More
Humbling Mankind: The Transit of Venus
The evolutionary history of mankind can be summed up as stopping the use of our opposable thumbs to make farting… Read More
The BBC presents Planet Pandora
When I first saw Avatar it was during a mythology class my senior year in high school at the ravings… Read More