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New post! The best Marvel Comic covers of 1982 #ComicArt

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The 25 Best Science Fiction Horror Books of All Time

Welcome, void wanderers, to the spine-tingling intersection of science fiction and horror. It’s a place where the wonders of technology collide with our deepest, darkest fears. Where the vastness of space becomes a claustrophobic nightmare, and the promise of scientific progress morphs into unimaginable terror. In this literary labyrinth, Fear Planet has unearthed 25 gems that will make your…

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A look back at DC Comics' Beowulf: Dragons Slayer

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Alfredo Alcala's Eternia: A Dark Vision by a MOTU art master

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The Comics Must Flow: Marvel's 1984 Dune Adaptation

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Endlessly Re-readable: The Dying Earth Novels of Jack Vance

There are books you read once and forget. There are books you read twice and appreciate. And then, weirdos, there are books that seep into your marrow, books that become old friends you visit time and again when the world grows too… mundane. For me, Jack Vance’s Dying Earth series fitsbfirmly into this last category—four volumes of linguistic pyrotechnics and fantastical invention that I’ve…

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Doctor Strange by Charles Vess 💫

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Big Barda by Nic Klein

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A Muck-Enshrouded Marvel Icon

I still remember the first time I encountered Marvel’s swamp monster Man-Thing—tucked away in a back-issue bin at my local comic shop, the cover of Savage Tales #1 beckoning with its eerie muck-monster looming over terrified victims. What started as a casual browse quickly evolved into a decades-long obsession that’s led me through some of the strangest, most profound corners of Marvel’s…

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Mind-blowing Sf Concepts, courtesy of Rick and Morty!

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The New Mutants by Bill Sienkiewicz

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Why Superman's Girlfriend Lois Lane Was the Most Wonderfully Bonkers Comic of Its Era

When I stumbled across my first issue of “Superman’s Girlfriend Lois Lane” at a yard sale back in the ’80s, I had no idea I was about to fall down a rabbit hole of Silver Age insanity that would become my obsession for decades. Issue #58—Lois in a mermaid tail on the cover, Superman looking exasperated (as usual)—was my gateway drug into what I now consider the most delightfully unhinged comic…

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The Ten Greatest Episodes of the Outer Limits #SciFiTV

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Lobo by Simon Bisley

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Classic Mars Attacks cover by Earl Norem 💀💫

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Space Ghost by Steve Rude 💫

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New Post: Mighty Atom Manga! #Comics