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Woman of Today: SUPERGIRL (2026) vs. WOMAN OF TOMORROW by King, Evely, & Lopez

I finally saw Supergirl (2026), now that it’s on various streaming platforms. (I rarely go to theaters anymore, a habit I developed even before the COVID lockdown. It’s an aversion to audiences who don’t know how to go to a … Continue reading

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Science Fiction and Mr. Brown

Much of the short paragraph below by Fredric Brown is outdated and/or not meant to be taken seriously. But I like his conclusion about sf, which I would broaden to include fantasy (as sf often did in those now-distant days: … Continue reading

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Don’t Myth Out

I’ve been looking forward to John Wiswell‘s Wearing the Lion since I heard about it, and even more so now that I’ve seen more work by the illustrator, Tyler Miles Lockett. Bold, colorful, imaginative stuff.

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Renaissance Map

This is not new, but it’s new to me: a glorious map of the Milky Way as a Renaissance cartographer might have drawn it, from Starkey Comics.

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