Now you can find out. We've got an exclusive excerpt from the new novelization of The Man of Steel, by veteran media tie-in author Greg Cox. Get a look inside Jor-El's head as he outwits General Zod's goons and prepares to send his only son to another planet.
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The head ornamentation of a Kaiju
How the Tech Industry Is Quietly Changing the Face of American Cities
When Steve Jobs presented the initial design for his donut-like headquarters to the Cupertino City Council, in 2011, he described the building as a reaction against suburban office parks. “We’ve come up with a design that puts 12,000 people in one building; which sounds a bit odd,” he said. “But we’ve seen these…
No, this building isn't being ripped open with giant actuators. It's an architectural optical illusion, created by artists using projectors. Here are some of the most astonishing examples of this city-scale art form, from around the world.
BioShock Creator Writing the Logan's Run Remake
The Logan's Run movie has been in the pipeline for years — and it was starting to look as though this classic dystopian tale was going to be stuck in development hell forever. But at least now there's some movement.
Tell the U.S. government what you think about human spaceflight
The Committee on Human Spaceflight, part of the U.S. National Academies of Science, is seeking your opinion on the future of human spaceflight. Make your voice heard! Deadline to submit is July 9.
Mulder and Scully return to solve the mystery of This Week’s Comics!
What is the terrifying truth behind this week’s comic releases? I don’t have the faintest clue. I do, however, know that The X-Files is finally back thanks to IDW, continuing right where it left off. Plus a new Marvel event begins, a beloved Vertigo tale ends, and BKV's Saga continues, all in this week’s comics!
We love anti-heroes in general, from Han Solo to Bronn. But the most exciting anti-heroes are the ones who can't be trusted. At all. The ones who will turn on their friends if someone offers the slightest incentive. The betrayers. Who's your favorite totally untrustworthy good guy? (Or gal?)
