Comics artist and author Lou Cameron is dead
Cartoon artist and author Lou Cameron (1924-2010) illustrated titles for Classic Illustrated, and worked on many projects over a long career...
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Boom! Studios launches Fanbooys vs. Zombies this April with the first full issue at $1
Fanboys Vs. Zombies, created by Jimmy Fox and Ben Silverman, launches this April with a variety of covers and the first full issue priced at $1...
Read more [...] Locus goes Weightless, making electronic subscriptions available
Gavin Grant's Weightless Books is now offering electronic copies and subscriptions to Locus...
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Brookline Library Trustee (and sf author) Michael A. Burstein announces Congressional Exploratory Committee
SF author and local elected official Michael A. Burstein announces first step in a possible run for Congress...
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Fairy Tales, Monsters, and the Genetic Imagination coming to Tennessee
Fairy Tales, Monsters, and the Genetic Imagination is an exhibition of humanlike, animal, and hybrid creatures symbolizing life's mysteries, desires, and fears. Opening in Tennessee, it will move to...
Read more [...] Christopher Samuel Youd, who wrote as John Christopher, dies
Christopher Samuel Youd (1922-2012) was a full-time writer under a variety of pseudonyms, chiefly John Christopher, since 1958. He was the author of No Blade of Grass and the Nebula-nominee A Few Kindred Spirits...
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Director/Producer/Actor Zalman King Dies
Director, producer, and sometime actor Zalman King (1942-2012) was nominated for an acting Golden Globe and a writing Razzie...
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Alan Lee will be World Fantasty Convention 2012 Artist Guest of Honor
World Fantasy and Academy Award winning artist Alan Lee has been named Artist Guest of Honour for the 2013 World Fantasy Convention...
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Top Box Office Grossers: Fifth Week in January 2012
With no new genre films opening, it's a down week for sf/f/h...
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Most Popular and Updated Articles: 29 January-4 February 2012
The most popular SFScope articles during the last week and month, as well as those which were updated...
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Analog’s web site updated, AnLab Award ballot available
The Analog Science Fiction and Fact web site now has content from the April 2012 issue, as well as the Analytical Laboratory Award ballot...
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Dorchester Publishing has no more editors
The last of the editorial staff has left Dorchester Publishing, signaling that the long-time paperback publisher may be giving up the ghost...
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PS offers copies of new limited edition Stephen King Dark Tower novel
PS Publishing has 400 of the 700 copies of Hodder's facsimile-signed slipcased edition of Stephen King's new standalone Dark Tower novel The Wind Through The Keyhole...
Read more [...] SF web pilot Eden introduces viewers to a sexy new world of secrets and intrigue
Pugh & Bloom and NELA Films debut a new story about a mysterious utopian society… and the man who could undo it all...
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Top Shelf talks Lemire and Leach: Lost Dogs and Pterodactyls, Alex Robinson movie, and more
Top Shelf offers news of re-releases of Lost Dogs and The Pterodactyl Hunters in the Gilded City, movie update on Too Cool to be Forgotten, and another award for Infinite Kung Fu...
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