Morena Baccarin stars alongside Gerard Butler in new disaster movie, Greenland which also co-stars David Denman (Angel). The movie centres around skyscraper engineer John Garrity…

The plot also raises some reasonable questions about ethics, Mal’s character (and method of getting things done), and the concept of following the letter of the law (as opposed to the intent). These are all good debates to bring up, and could arguably result in some interesting conversations among fans.

Firefly: Watch How I Soar is a little bit of everything. It’s heartwarming, it,s heartbreaking. It is the past, and the future. Any fan of Wash will likely enjoy this collection, for the past it portrays, and the future that could have been

Written by Greg Pak, Firefly #21 is not an issue afraid of taking risks. There are certainly plenty of those. Unfortunately, it also kind of feels like the series has finally started jumping the shark. The latest threat introduced feels… out of place in this world

Alan Tudyk stars in a new show for the SyFy Network, Resident Alien, which is adapted from the Dark Horse comic of the same name….

Nathan Fillion is set to narrate his first audio book The Salvage Crew by Sri Lankan author Yudhanjaya Wijerantne. The story is told in the…

Gina Torres will star in season two of Tim Minear’s 911 spin off series, 911: Lone Star. Gina will play a retired paramedic, Tommy Vega,…

Once upon a time, Malcolm Reynolds ran a crew, all as loyal as can be. Well, they were mostly loyal. Now that crew has been spread throughout the stars, and Mal has taken up a new job in life. It’s perhaps the least likely job ever for this particular character

Firefly #18 brings fans back to this strange journey, one that takes beloved characters and puts them on a journey like no other. It’s sometimes strange, picturing them on these adventures that are so different from the original series.

BOOM! Studios are set to add to their collection of Firefly comics books with a new graphic novel that will focus on Wash. Watch How…