I want to quickly highlight a Kickstarter that’s ending in the next several hours: Jagi Lamplighter’s YA series, Return to Roanoke. This is a great series I’ve read, and it’s quite wholesome. For Fandom Pulse, make sure to read the StarCraft story from our contributor Sam Gray’s piece, which is really in-depth. Really appreciate him putting in that level of work here for us!
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Blizzard’s New StarCraft Shooter Has a Ghost Problem
The new StarCraft trailer left a bad taste in my mouth. While many were well aware that some kind of StarCraft shooter was arriving after years of rumors, the sour part is how Blizzard chose to sell it.
Pulp Writer Barry Reese Recalls Harlan Ellison’s Year-Long No-Show on Green Hornet Anthology
Barry Reese, the pulp adventure novelist behind The Dark Society and a contributor to the Marvel Encyclopedia, is sharing a firsthand account of working alongside science fiction legend Harlan Ellison on a Green Hornet anthology, and the story is not flattering to Ellison.
Mahershala Ali Just Explained, Without Meaning To, Everything Wrong With Modern Marvel
Mahershala Ali sat down with Deadline at the Toronto International Film Festival to talk about his new film, Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother. The conversation kept circling back to a project that doesn’t exist: Blade, the Marvel reboot he spent years attached to, trained over a year for, and will now never make. What he said next explains, better th…
Widow’s Bay Just Swept the Emmys With Six Wins, And It’s Also One of the Only Apple TV+ Flagship Hits Built Around a Straightforward White Male Lead in Years
Widow’s Bay walked away from the 78th Emmy Awards with six statuettes, more than any other program that night, and made Matthew Rhys the first actor in Emmy history to win lead-acting awards across all three major genre categories, drama, comedy, and limited series, over the course of his career. That’s a rare feat, but the reason it gets even more inte…
World Fantasy Con’s Code of Conduct Protects Political Speech Perhaps Signaling A Better Convention
World Fantasy Convention 2026 lists political affiliation as a protected category in its Code of Conduct, placing it alongside race, religion, and disability as grounds for a harassment complaint. The policy, published ahead of the October 22-25 gathering at the Oakland Marriott City Center, also includes a section titled “Free Speech and Artistic Freed…