Pavane Is Alternate History's Lost Masterpiece [Pavane]
Looking for a stocking stuffer this holiday season that's a bit off the beaten path? Want to discover a forgotten classic of alternate history? Then you might want to give the 1968 novel Pavane by Keith Roberts a try. Pavane was one of the first (and sadly, not the last) books that defeated me. I picked the book

Say Hello To Smallville's Veteran Superheroes [Smallville]
The first official pics of the Justice Society from Smallville have been released, and while the costumes are certainly faithful to the comic books, we're worried that they're kinda... well, ridiculous-looking. Click through to judge for yourself. Weirdly enou

5 Lessons We Hope RTD's Learned From His Past Doctor Who Epics [Doctor Who]
If history is anything to go by, Russell T. Davies will try to top all his previous gonzo conclusions with his final Doctor Who, "The End Of Time." Is it too much to hope he's learned from his past mistakes? Though there's absolutely no denying Davies has successfully forged a massive popular (and, to a slightly lesser exten

Watch New Moon's Forbidden Teen Romance - Marvel Style [Twi Harder]
Even Marvel Comics can't resist the lure of Twilight. No, they're not producing comics based on Stephenie Meyer's hit series (someone else had beaten them to it), but offering up their own take on moonlit bloodsucking teenage angst. Well, kinda.

Why The World Needs A New Space: 1999 [Steal This Pitch]
Battlestar Galactica, The Prisoner, Knight Rider, V — all these classic (and not so classic) shows have received 21st century updates. So it's really high time that the cheesiest, strangest, most metaphysical space opera of them all returned: Space: 1999! For those previously unaware of this televisual masterwork, Martin Landau is John Koenig, commander of Moonbase Alpha, humanity's outpost on, yes, the Moon. After a nuclear explosion, the Moon gets knocked out of orbit, sending Koenig and his intr