Webcomics of tomorrow...today!

A few sci-fi webcomics have been making the rounds recently—


Escape from Planet Nowhere by Otis Frampton
Spacedock 7 is a portal to 7 webcomics. Each update weekly.


Spacetrawler by Christopher Baldwin updates Mondays and Wednesdays.


Giannis Milonogiannis presents OLD CITY BLUES, a monthly sci-fi police thriller webcomic. We've highlighted his work in the past.

New Doctor: Wet behind the ears?

Matt Smith's Dr. Who look has been revealed- bow tie, blazer, tight rolled pants and doc martens. I'm sure the look will become a fan favorite after an episode or two premieres. Steven Moffat won't do the Doctor wrong.

More pics, plus images with River Song(!) and his new companion Amy Pond , here. Lots more photos here.

"The Waters of Mars," the penultimate episode of the David Tennant-era Doctor Who, airs this fall.



Wait a minute...Waters of Mars... Amy Pond....River Song... I wonder what's up with the aquatic theme....

Wish you were here

Dean Motter's Radiant City (art by Los Bros Hernandez)

How can you beat a city called Mega City One? You don't.
Architect's Journal runs down a list of the top 10 comic book cities. A thorough image gallery appears with each entry.

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The Twilight Zone

Woo! Full Episodes of The Twilight Zone are available to watch from CBS here

Science Fiction Penguin

Art of Penguin Science Fiction features essays and a gallery of over 150 book covers.

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Great Scott!

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Paul Pope gives a sneak peek at his contribution to the upcoming Wednesday Comics. View art from other artists here and here.

Also, check out Pope's Star Trek/ Young Spock comic here.

Peter zigs, Miguel zags

art by Rick Leonardi

Newsarama interviews Peter David about the creation of Miguel O'Hara ("...where Stan [Lee] zigged, I zagged") and building the world of 2099 ("...we had people going around with little communication devices on their ears, years before Bluetooth showed up...").

Part 1, part 2, and part 3.

Official PAD site here.

More on the relaunch of Marvel's future, Timestorm 2099, here.

'Abigail'

This trailer for a senior thesis project totally makes me wish I studied film in art school (or at least got to make sweet scifi/cyberpunk films).

Emily Yoshida's website here.

More about 'Abigail' here.

Doctor Who: Past and Future

Check out the origins of Dr. Who- "a frail old man lost in time and space"- here and see a round up of the latest Doctor hopefuls here.

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