Amazon Suits Killed Stargate, Knight's Path Triggers The Woke, Apogee Pride Month - Fandom Pulse Daily Briefing
I’m very upset about the Stargate cancellation. I’ve talked with Joseph Mallozzi, one of the consultants and SG-1 original writers. There’s nothing we can do; no fan petition will work. Amazon execs seem to not WANT a show that appeals to the fans, which is beyond absurd. If you haven’t checked out my Terran Imperium universe yet which starts with the Ayla Rin books, I urge you to do so now. We just released a novel version of the Overmind comic which leads into a full series of books. It’s a great story I think you’ll enjoy and Stargate fans will want to get in on this series:
It’s our only path forward is to make our own new properties because corporate doesn’t respect us. I hope you’ll enjoy!
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VIDEO: Petty Blonde Knight's Path Character Triggers Leftist Mob
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Amazon Killed the Stargate Revival Because It Was Too Much Like Stargate
Martin Gero’s new Stargate series is dead. Amazon MGM Studios confirmed the cancellation today, less than seven months after giving the show a series order in November 2025.
Apogee Is Waving a Pride Flag While Taking Chinese Money and Publishing Forgettable Games
Pride Month arrived and Apogee Entertainment put a rainbow on their logo. Gaming influencer Yorch Torch Games noticed and posted: “Apogee Entertainment is now sporting a Pride Month logo. Terribly, terribly disappointing, especially considering that much of Apogee’s fan base consists of fathers. The home of Commander Keen, Duke Nukem and Raptor has now …
Andor Director Tony Gilroy Doubles Down On Political Rants In Peabody Award Speech
Tony Gilroy accepted the Peabody Award for Andor this month and ended his speech with “fuck the Empire.” The line got the loudest applause of the night. It was also the culmination of a calculated two-year strategy: say nothing politically damaging while the show needed subscribers, then say everything once the awards were on the shelf.
The Editor Who Saved Analog: A Ben Bova Retrospective
When John W. Campbell died in July 1971, the most influential editor in science fiction history left a hole nobody believed could be filled. Analog was the magazine that had launched Asimov, Heinlein, Herbert, and a hundred other names. It was also, by Campbell’s final years, creatively moribund. Commercially healthy, but coasting. The job of replacing …
The X-Men ‘97 Season 2 Trailer Drops as the Man Who Built the Show Waits Outside
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Castalia Library Keeps Delivering: Bailén Is the Fourth Episodios Nacionales Volume in Three Weeks
Castalia Library has published Bailén, the fourth volume of Benito Pérez Galdós’s Episodios Nacionales, now available on Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, and audiobook. The pace of publication confirms what Vox Day stated when the series launched: Castalia is translating all forty-six novels in the cycle, and they are moving.