I know some folk are likely disappointed there’s no Malfoid fic today again! However I’m doing what I can. With running Fandom Pulse, Youtube, and then setting up and putting finishing touches on my comic campaign, I ran out of time. It’s in process and next chapter will be up tomorrow. I wear far too many hats and I do believe I deliever more content than pretty much any creator out there.
However, the good news is you’ll be getting a new Ayla Rin comic soon, which many find to be my best series. I meant to launch this today, but with the election sucking up all the energy online right now, I’m deciding to delay the actual launch ‘til Tuesday. You can sign up to get notified when it goes live here so you don’t miss the early action.
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Marvel’s Wolverine Sells Only 2.4 Million Copies Against a Reported $300 Million Budget
Sony has confirmed that Marvel’s Wolverine has sold 2.4 million copies in its first 50 days, against a reported development cost of roughly $300 million.
Pluribus Fans Will Now Have ToWait Until 2028 for Season 2
Pluribus season 2 began filming in New Mexico at the start of November on a 225-day schedule, and the premiere is now projected for August 2028, nearly three years after season 1 aired.
Dune: Part Three Cast Tells Book Fans They’re “Kind of Crazy” to Pick Fault as Studio Moves to Contain Backlash
Dune: Part Three changes the central relationship in Frank Herbert’s Dune Messiah, and six weeks before release the cast is already defending the decision, showing there might be problems for the marketing of the film.
Stargate Fans, Tachyon Pulse Podcast’s Jamie Rixom Just Gave You Something Worth Hearing
With Martin Gero’s continuation of Stargate canceled, fans have been left with a lot of rumors and not much new story. Jamie Rixom has started filling that gap himself. He’s released chapter one of an original Stargate SG-1 fan fiction audiobook, SGC Stories: The Return
The 1968 Hugo Tie That Fandom Never Got to Fight Over
Anne McCaffrey won exactly one Hugo Award, and the three men who ran the 1968 Worldcon later disclosed that they helped decide how she won it. Bill Donaho, Alva Rogers and J. Ben Stark co-chaired Baycon in Oakland, counted the final ballots themselves, and closed the Best Novella race with a tie. Had social media existed that Labor Day weekend, Worldcon…