Discovering Discovery
Star Trek: Discovery’s first episode, “A Vulcan Hello” is an aesthetic bridge between Star Trek canon and the 2009 Reboot, but how does it stand up? Also, what about those Klingons?
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The Orville Tackles (Trans)Gender…Kind of, Maybe, Sort of, Ish?
Episode Three of the The Orville addresses what happens when a girl is born to Moclan parents, who happen to be members of an all-male species. At Unimatrix 47, we’re thrilled to see it, but a little confused.
Amazing DragonCon 2017 Cosplay Photos Part 2
DragonCon 2017 featured such great cosplay and costumes, that we had to break it down into two separate sections. Here for your enjoyment is part two of that amazing week-long cosplay party known as DragonCon. With record-breaking attendance, there were characters from literally almost everywhere.
Johnathan Flowers on Diversity in Comics and Games
Last year, we had the opportunity to attend a few of the Comics and Popular Arts Conference panels at DragonCon, and talk with Johnathan Flowers, Ph.D Candidate, about comics, games and fandom, regarding how they stack up with respect to representation, diversity, and myth-building. We continue our chat this year.
Welcome to Unimatrix 47!
Unimatrix 47 opens with a discussion of the first two episodes of Fox’s The Orville.
Amazing DragonCon 2017 Cosplay Photos Part 1
DragonCon 2017 featured the largest attendance on record, with over 80,000 people packing into downtown Atlanta. Many of them sported costumes, making up some of the best cosplay we have ever seen. We captured a small part of that wonderful showing.
Joining In The Cosplay fun at DragonCon 2017
Intrepid GiN Reporters Marie and Robert Brownhill not only reported on all the events at DragonCon this year, they also participated, making a costume coordination that somehow bridged the gap between Star Trek and Star Wars.
Flying High At DragonCon 2017
DragonCon is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated conventions on the circuit, and certainly one of the most prestigious and popular on the East Coast. With over 80,000 in attendance this year, our reporter dove in to the craziness and fun once again.
Probing the Federation’s Dark Side in Section 31 – Control
If you’re hunting for a novel in which good triumphs over evil and our intrepid heroes emerge battered but largely unscathed, then Section 31 – Control isn’t it. Instead, this Star Trek novel offers 368 pages of intrigue and disaster coupled with a nail-biting finish.
A Long Slog Through The Long Mirage
Staying true to Star Trek’s Deep Space Nine universe, The Long Mirage nonetheless suffers from some serious pacing problems, turning what should be both a fun romp and an interesting story into a tale only suitable for hardcore fans.