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It's not really that much like Wrath of Khan, except for a scene near the ending . Cumberbatch's performance is very different from Montalban's. Apart from the super strength and him stealing...

Funny thing about the Dark Horse Star Wars comics, unlike the majority of the novels which focus on the movie heroes they kind of do their own thing with side stories featuring lesser known movie...

Doctor Who has a very long history of comic books, as mentioned by MirkyMoog, although it actually goes back to the beginning of the show. Until the 90s though it seemed like the comics were mainly...

Regarding the Vengeance having limited crew and the long-range beaming, there is a precedent for both-In Star Trek III Scotty had the ship automated from the bridge; and in the last Abrams film they...

Regarding the Gary Mitchell question, there is no mention of him in the movie but he does show up in IDW's Star Trek comics set between the movies (That series sort of started off just retelling TOS...

Some of the movie adaptation novels are pretty good-Peter David's take on the Hulk movie is far, far better than the actual film.

Loeb did turn Samson into sort of a "Dark" version, and his past I think was retconned before the character was killed off. Oddly enough, his 'good' side was ressurected briefly for Chaos War, while...

The Neil Gaiman episode today is getting mixed reviews from those who have seen it-and anybody seen the new pictures of the Ryan Gosling film Smith's in? He's shaved his head!

^Khan only appears in the original series story "Space Seed" (as well as a few novels and comics which deal with his past). Although 'augments' like him appear in Deep Space Nine and Enterprise.

There's also the Leisure Hive, but he was dealing with some weird technology there.

Yeah, a lot of Peter David and Pak's work on the title is heavily based on what Mantlo built. Plus there's a lot of great Sal Buscema artwork.

A lot of the run was sort of erased from continuity in the second David run (Which didn't last that long) and the Loeb/Pak stuff.

The last couple of years on the book have also sort of focused on...

Regarding Gaiman and the Mondasian Cybermen-actually I think those Cybermen have been back for quite a while-although the design used up until now was the 2006 version, this was mainly for budget...

Gotta wonder how the new films will affect these books. As far as I know apart from Countdown and the comics, there have been no regular novels set in the new movies Star Trek timeline, although I'm...

Rumors from a blog-take with a grain of salt but there have been indications for months of trouble between the BBC, Moffat, and other producers:

http://whistleblowerfive.blogspot.co.uk/

The...

There's a report that quite a few classic Doctor Who stories are going out of print in R1, although upcoming releases and special editions will probably come out (Season box sets-at least for the...

If I remember correctly, there's a UNIT style organization in Excalibur called W.H.O led by a guy called Alistair Stuart-a reference to the Brigadier I think. A Dalek also shows up, although it's...

Looks like Big Finish is doing their own take on the Doctor fleeing Gallifrey with Susan thing for the companion chronicles-and it's written by Marc Platt, who wrote a similar sequence in the novel...

^Interesting that one of the Surfer's greatest villains is Mephisto, one of Marvel's devils/Satans. Not sure if it counts but Excalibur has a lot of references to Doctor Who (The original series at...

Yeah, the Gundam brand is unfortunately not all that visible since Bandai Entertainment shut down. Some of the series were officially streaming free a while back but the shut down affected those too....

There were many reports from the set that the script wasn't complete (Sam Neill and Macy reportedly had to rewrite parts of it) and William H. Macy called it a "ship without a rudder".

Neil Gaiman's episode The Doctor's Wife did establish that Time Lords (Well at least the Doctor's buddy Corsair) could regenerate into a different gender. Also one of the Eleventh Doctor's reactions...

There were rumors in the 90s of a Jaws V which would've brought back Richard Dreyfuss's Hooper and would have featured several sharks. However that project went nowhere.


I kind of see Jurassic...

Disney's sure cancelling a lot of the stuff from when Lucas was in charge.

Certain scenes and terms are sort of mixed throughout all the movies, such as Padawan, Midichlorians, Mace Windu (Here called "Windy"),Sith, A Wookie battle (Which sort of became ROTJ's Ewok stuff...