If you love Science Fiction movies this is your chance to bring one to life!
~The Captain OC
For more information about this absolutely wonderful and exciting movie please visit:
Genesis of the Daleks by Paul Hanley
Superb!!
Astounding Science Fiction, August, 1940
Classic horror film!!
Fantastic Adventures, December, 1943
john lennon meets a dalek!
Amazing Stories issue from August 1926
Thirty five years ago today on May 25th 1977 Director/Producer George Lucas
premiered his Sci-Fi classic STAR WARS. Set long long ago in a galaxy far far away,
the movie is a tale of good vs evil, but more importantly a story of finding oneself
in a galaxy ruled by a Imperialistic Empire. Luke Skywalker a young farm boy who’s aunt and uncle are murdered by Imperial forces, decides his best option is to leave home.
He joins an mysterious old man named Obi Wan Kenobi on a quest to another planet called Alderaan. He soon realizes that he’s in for an adventure of a lifetime!
His quest to find himself and his purpose, leads him to learning the ways of the force
a energy field that binds the galaxy together, and ultimately becoming a keeper of peace and justice aka a Jedi Knight. As a huge fan of the Star Wars saga, and of science fiction I highly recommend seeing Star Wars if you never have!
~The Captain OC
Happy 35th Anniversary Star Wars!!!
May the force be with you!
Find us also on Facebook and Twitter.
Very interesting and powerful picture we have here!
(via theyank)
A scene from Just Imagine (1930). Often seen as the American film industry’s response to Metropolis, this movie is probably best remembered for its special effects, which include a depiction of a futuristic New York City in the 1980s.
Science Fiction Quarterly 1957, Vol.4 No.6
One of the pulp comics I bought on a whim — I’m afraid I’ve found a new and expensive hobby.
Fantastic quote from a most brilliant man!!
The Falcon 9 SpaceX rocket lifts off from space launch complex 40 at the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Cape Canaveral, Fla., early Tuesday, May 22. This launch marks the first time, a private company sends its own rocket to deliver supplies to the International Space Station.
The Falcon 9 rocket also happens to have the cremated remains of James “Scotty” Doohan on board. The wish of late actor James Doohan — a.k.a Scotty in Star Trek — has finally come true: His ashes have been “beamed” to outer space.
SpaceX launch a reminder that NASA isn’t the only game in town anymore. Aspiring engineers, rocket designers, space geeks look to ‘New Space’ companies to boldly go where only governments used to go.
Nerd swag.
