science

Reality Check: Memory, Perception and the Punisher

In Marvel’s recent two part mini-series, The Trial of the Punisher, mass-murdering vigilante Frank Castle finally sees the inside of...

The holidays are upon us, and it’s Season’s Beatings-both digitally and IRL-for video game enthusiasts in America. Come on, I’m...

Jonathan Luna creates the most compelling and unique comics today. His comics are paced exceptionally well with clean lines and...

As Marvel’s “Infinity” has drawn to a close, we also end our three-part series analyzing the way-out science Jonathan Hickman...

Pulp fiction—no, not the movie—is a term named for the low grade paper that much of the science and escapist...

In last week’s episode, we got to see what The Governor had been up to since mowing down a bunch...

It’s a common misconception that science progresses in a linear fashion, boldly mowing down ignorance in an unstoppable acquisition of...

For the first time ever, the World Science Festival (WSF) was represented at New York Comic Con on Sunday, October...

I was lucky enough to attend New York Comic Con this past Sunday, and had the even better fortune to...

I was a geophysics graduate student and introductory course teaching assistant when a film called The Core came out in...

Alongside the expansive Infinity event, Marvel is publishing an equally apocalyptic tale in Uncanny Avengers, given shape by the twisted...

There was nothing. Followed by everything. After the release of Infinity #2 last week, Jonathan Hickman’s sprawling galactic epic is...