Reviews
Death Valley Episode 2 ‘Help Us Help You’ review, the second episode of MTV’s new zombie horror comedy finds its tone
The Almighty Johnsons Episode 1 ‘It’s Kind Of A Birthday Present’ review, the supernatural drama begins 2 February 2012 on Syfy
MTV Death Valley Episode 1 ‘Pilot review, new zombie series stars Lost’s Tania Raymonde and Final Destination 3′s Texas Battle, and starts airing 30 January 2012
Embassytown by China Miéville reviewed by a reader of the SciFiNow Book Club, tell us what you’ve been reading!
Star Wars: The Old Republic MMO PC review – Bioware’s latest battle in the Jedi/Sith war that began in Knights Of The Old Republic is a story-led Force to be reckoned with
Star Wars: Clone Wars Gambit: Stealth by Karen Miller, reviewed by a reader of the SciFiNow Book Club. Tell us what you’ve been reading!
Star Wars: Knight Errant by Luke Holland, reviewed by a reader of the SciFiNow Book Club. Tell us what you’ve been reading!
The Illuminatus! Trilogy by Robert Shea and Robert Anton Wilson, reviewed by a reader of the SciFiNow Book Club. Tell us what you’ve been reading!
The original John Carter, A Princess Of Mars by Edgar Rice Burroughs, reviewed by a reader of the SciFiNow Book Club. Tell us what you’ve been reading!
Faith & Fire, a tale of Warhammer 40,000′s Sisters Of Battle, by James Swallow is out now from the Black Library priced £7.99
Alan Moore (Watchmen, V For Vendetta) and Jacen Burrows (Crossed) take on the world of HP Lovecraft in new Avatar Press graphic novel Neonomicon, available in the UK from Titan Books
Orson Scott Card’s 1985 novel Ender’s Game reviewed by readers of the SciFiNow Book Club. Let us know what you’ve been reading!
Christopher Priest’s 1972 novel Fugue For A Darkening Island reviewed by a reader of the SciFiNow Book Club. Let us know what you’ve been reading!
Gladstone’s School For World Conquerors by Mark Andrew Smith (The Amazing Joy Buzzards) and Armand Villavert (Zapt), for fans of Invincible, X-Men and Runaways
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Gazing into the abyss sometimes makes you want to look elsewhere
Bella and Edward finally do it
