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In Defense of the Impossible: The Redemption of "Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets"

I’m about to make an argument that might sound completely insane: “Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets” is actually a damn good time at the movies. Yes, I know what you’re thinking. The film that bombed spectacularly at the box office, earned middling reviews, and featured two leads with about as much chemistry as a wet matchstick? That “Valerian”? Here’s the thing – I discovered this…

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Blood Money and Time Bombs: Strontium Dog Recap #2

Welcome back to Fear Planet, where I dig into the radioactive wastelands of science fiction and the cosmic nightmares that keep me up at night. Today I’m cracking open Starlord #2 from May 1978 to revisit my favorite mutant bounty hunter, Johnny Alpha—better known as Strontium Dog. When I last covered Johnny’s debut, he and his Viking partner Wulf were tracking Max Quirxx (that’s Q-U-I-R-X-X—two…

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Space Ghost by Steve Rude (1987)

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Mad Science: The Top 13 Evil Scientists in Comic Books

Happy Friday the 13th, weirdos! In honor of today, I’ve decided to cobble together a list post for your comic book palates. Hope you enjoy it. Intro I’ve always been a sucker for comics where brilliant minds twist science into weapons of terror. There’s something compelling about watching intelligence corrupted, genius perverted into instruments of suffering. The mad scientists that I so love…

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DC Comics' The Inferior Five

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New post! We look at DC's loveable losers The Inferior Five as they wallow in mediocrity. Harness your inferiority complexes and check it out, weirdos!

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Doctor Strange by Charles Vess 💫

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Big Barda by Nic Klein

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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

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The 16 Greatest War Comics of all time! Check it out, weirdos.