As voted for by you. Words by Jayne Nelson (don’t blame her for the positions!)
The best of SFX’s My Sci-Fi feature, in which celebrities not primarily known for sci-fi (though some dabble, obviously) reveal their favourite SF and fantasy faves
Er… sort of. Even if you’re not American/interested in American politics, this short video may well amuse
Well, tennish. Alasdair Stuarts champions the faithful companions who deserve their time in the spotlight. Or Batsignal
We chat to the Whedonverse’s resident geek. Plus, a chance to win the film on DVD and an exclusive clip from the special features.
The great book debate, Alan Tudyk talks Firefly and tributes to Ernest Borgnine in the latest round up of the week’s best tweets
A life-sized Alduin’s Wall, Brian Bendis on the Arrow pilot and Marc Webb’s Amazing Spider-Dog, all in this week’s Tweets
That’s 100 women and 100 men, though the sex of some artificial lifeforms may be debatable
From the smart and sassy sayings of the kids of Sunnydale High to the space-speak of the Serenity crew, Whedon’s works feature a lexicon like no other. By Jayne Nelson
Can a Mark Sheppard appearance be too much of a good thing, wonders Steven Ellis?
The final days of Chuck, Moffat on the music of “The Doctor, The Widow And The Wadrobe” and light-switch-licking. Yep, light-switch-licking
We asked you to vote for the greatest sci-fi and fantasy characters of the 21st Century, and here’s the top 25
A celebration of Jane Espenson, Reece Shearsmith’s forecast for Psychoville series three and how digital effects shots are like prunes in this weeks tweets
