We've been looking at nature the wrong way, argues Rowan Hooper. If we stop focusing on the individual, we get a whole new picture of how life on Earth – and elsewhere – may have begun ...

We’ve seen Commandos battle Zombies in recent years in DC Thomson’s long-running pocket war digest, so it’s not surprising a team is now being pitted against an extraterrestrial threat in an all-new ...

Some of the greatest sci-fi movies of all time revolve around humans in a desperate struggle for survival. Sometimes we’re fighting time-traveling robots or out-of-control plagues. Occasionally, we ...

Star Trek has never been shy about remaking the sci-fi that influenced it, with Strange New Worlds alone offering clear riffs on Aliens, Enemy Mine, and "The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas.” But 35 ...

He wanted to intimidate everyone around him, but the situation flips fast when payback shows up. Canada is preparing for war A giant lake disappeared - and it exposed a hidden bioweapons site Snooker ...

Desislava Bozhilova broke new ground when she refereed the World Snooker Championship final last year. By taking charge of the showpiece, she became the first woman to referee the finals of all three ...

All hail the Queen of Almerac: Maxima is set to make her big screen debut in Superman: Man of Tomorrow, currently slated for the summer of 2027. The film will see the return of several stars from the ...

STEPHEN MAGUIRE punched the table after missing a shot at the World Snooker Championship qualifiers. The snooker star is in trouble at 6-3 down to Liam Highfield after losing his temper mid-frame.

The Crucible is the Prothean super weapon the Liara discovered the plans for on Mars. Completing the Crucible device will require entire systems of resources and skilled workers, as well as the galaxy ...

Michael is a Northern Irish writer who has plied his trade in web journalism, comic books, and screenplays. As a Staff Writer for Far Out Magazine, he interviewed industry figures like Peacemaker's ...

Barnacles are a bit weird. Even the common acorn barnacles that encrust rocks and jetties at the seaside can surprise you when you get in close enough and realise they are filter-feeding, upside-down ...