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<i>Daredevil: Born Again</i> Offers a Much-Needed Corrective to Relentless Copaganda

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Vincent D'Onofrio as Wilson Fisk in Daredevil: Born Again

Daredevil: Born Again Offers a Much-Needed Corrective to Relentless Copaganda

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Images from three gothic horror movies from the 1990s: Gary Oldman in Bram Stoker's Dracula; Helena Bonham Carter in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein; Fairuza Balk in The Craft

The ’90s Gothic Film Revival: Bram Stoker’s Dracula, The Craft, and Everything in Between

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Photo of a teacup and saucer against a dark grey background with scattered purple hyacinth flowers

Teatime in Space: Culture and Colonialism in SFF

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Paul Giamati in Black Mirror "Eulogy"

Digital Doubles Halve the Grief: Black Mirror and Severance Are Kindred Spirits

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Henry Cavill as Geralt and Joey Batey as Jaskier in The Witcher

What Are the Best Bard/Barbarian Pairings in Fantasy?

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Black and white silhouette illustration of a young woman reading at a table piled with additional books

Pace Yourself

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Detail from artwork from Severance: "The Exalted Victory of Cold Harbor"

Analyzing the Art of Severance

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Photo of a hand holding a glass ball on a beach at sunset, with the image of the horizon inverted inside the glass

Beyond the Torment Nexus: How Does Science Fiction Help Us Prepare for the Future?

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Images from three dance sequences in SFF media: Tramell Tillman in Severance, Julia Garner in Apartment 7A, and Oscar Isaac in Ex Machina

Defiant Jazz and Disco Robots: Dance Scenes in SF/Horror

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Cover of Action Comics #1, depicting Superman lifting a green car

Superman and the Question of Race

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Millie Bobby Brown as Michelle and the robot Cosmo in The Electric State

What The Electric State Reveals About Marvel’s Creative Problem

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Harmony Cobel in Severance: "Sweet Vitriol"

Severance and the Overlooked Women of STEM

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