Entries from December 2008 ↓

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?QuickBooster? Video Guide 1.0 – How To Get Page 1 Rankings On Google Fast! – $100

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Will we ever see the web-slinging wonder underneath the bright Broadway lights? U2’s The Edge seems to think the Spider-Man musical could open in just a year, and he shares more details on its sound. In an interview with QThe Music , U2’s guitarist revealed all the details behind his hard work putting songs to Spidey’s adventures, with Bono and director Julie Taymor.

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The Edge Spills The Musical Secrets Behind Spider-Man’s Broadway Debut [Spidey Musical]

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We’re not saying that new Joss Whedon show Dollhouse is going to be confusing or anything, but a recent interview with star Tahmoh Penikett suggests that attention may need to be paid, nonetheless.

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Tahmoh Needs A Chart To Keep Dollhouse Straight [Dollhouse]

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Terminator 4, 5 , and 6 may or may not be timeless classics, but at least the original Terminator is being recognized for its enduring awesomeness by the National Film Registry. The Registry will protect Terminator and 25 other films, to protect them from the deterioration that otherwise strikes nitrate and acetate-based films.

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He’ll Be Back: Terminator Being Preserved For The Ages [Terminator]

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Neal Asher’s latest novel, Shadow of the Scorpion , is an insane, sexy war story full of giant explosions on alien worlds. It’s also a well-plotted exploration of the way violence destroys everything, even memory.

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"Shadow of the Scorpion" Is a War Novel with Sting [Book Review]

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Heroes webisode wonders continue right where the last Recruit left off.

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Again With The Miltary Lady With The Rack? [Heroes Webseries]

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Ever seen a man give birth to a giant fart in the name of science, a deaf severed head seeking revenge, or an episode of Heroes ?

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10 Worst Moments In 2008’s Science Fiction TV [Io9 Year In Review]

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We were intrigued to hear Pyr Books was publishing a “steampunk superhero” novel by George Mann, but the details turned out to be even cooler than that sounds. Plus you can read Mann’s fiction online. When we heard the words “steampunk superhero” used to describe Mann’s novel Ghosts Of Manhattan , we had to ask Pyr’s Lou Anders for more details

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Steampunk Manhattan Is Defended! [Steampunk Superheroes]

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< In terms of SF comics, 2008 feels a bit… lacking, to be honest; there was nothing with the energy of King City or Wonton Soup , and a lot of the best books were final issues, instead of the start of something new (Collections and reprints-wise, it was a great year, however – I’d point you in the direction of Skyscrapers of the Midwest , The Babysitter and Jack Kirby’s OMAC , to begin with – but they weren’t really created this year…). It might just be a necessary lull; next year has new work from Paul Pope, Bryan Lee O’Malley, Brandon Graham, James Stokoe, et al, after all

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The 8 Best And Worst SF Comics Of 2008 [Io9 2008 Year In Review]

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Pledging to lose weight as your New Year’s Resolution? We list some of science fiction’s quick fixes for weight loss, but be warned: these shortcuts often come with a terrible price

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Fantastical Ways to Lose Weight in the New Year [Triviagasm]

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