March 2008
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- A Super Victory for Heirs of Superman Co-creator
- Site of the Week: Starship Dimensions
- The Day the Earth Stood Still: Robots Get a Promotion
- Holy Viral Marketing, Batman!
- Rationalizing Life-Size Sci-Fi Statues
- Daily Scan: 3.31.08 -- UFO Spotting, Hulk Videogame and Beware of Authors Bearing Advice
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- South Park Goes Heavy Metal
- The Scanner's Top Five: Week of 03.24
- Video Clip: X-Files Filmmakers Dishing About Sequel
- Tom Baker Hints at Doctor Who Return
- Battlestar Galactica Season Four Won't Be an Easy Ride
- Daily Scan: 03.28.08 -- "Thanks For Forgetting Your Only Child's Birthday, Mom and Dad" Edition
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- AVP III To Bring Back Space Marines?
- Chris Carter Has No Idea What X-Files 2 Is Called
- Make Models the Star Wars Way
- Tron Gets Sweded
- Daily Scan" 03.27.08 -- Feral, Omnisexual, Hallucinogen-Guzzling Elves Edition
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- SciFi Dept: Can Superhero Parodies Be Saved?
- George Lucas: The Star Wars Expanded Universe Doesn't Exist
- Iron Man Meets The Incredible Hulk
- Fanboys Squared: Both Versions to Hit DVD
- Countdown: Movie Version of Death Ship
- Another Small, But Hilarious, Strike by the Anti-Weinstein Crusade
- Daily Scan: 03.26.2008 -- Ray Guns, Robots and the Codex Transportica
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- George Lucas: Critics Always Hated Indiana Jones, They'll Hate This One Too
- DIY Lightsaber Kit for Industrious Young Jedi
- King Kong Turns the Big Seven Five
- The Andromeda Strain Comes Again!
- No Flying Cars at the International Auto Show
- Ronald Moore Thinks Trek Reboot Necessary
- Daily Scan: 03.25.2008 -- Lego Goes Crazy
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- An Early Knockbuster: Earth Vs. the Spider
- Site of the Week: Slice of SciFi
- Klaatu Hates Global Warming
- In 1997, DC Comics Went Pulp
- Jericho Canceled Once Again!
- V: The Second Generation Tears Face Off, Unmasks
- Daily Scan: 03.24.08 -- Annoying Sci-Fi Kids, Star Wars Teddy Bears and Speed Racer Posters
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- The Scanner's Top Five: Week of 03.17
- Have You Gotten The Look?
- Silent Film Parody: Space: 1899
- Terminator 4 Ties Into Sarah Connor Chronicles
- Joss Whedon Introduces Doctor Horrible
- Children of Men: The Television Series
- Daily Scan: 03.21.08
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- Flashback: Arthur C. Clarke Reflects on His 90th Birthday
- The Bionic Woman Shorts Out
- J.J. Abrams' Star Trek Features Miniskirts
- Caprica Finally Gets the Green Light
- Star Trek's Pavel Chekov Knocks Up T4's Sarah Connor
- Daily Scan: 03.20.08
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- Headless BigDog Robot Takes a Kicking, Keeps on Ticking
- Ray Bradbury Says, "The Future Is Made of Prunes"
- RIP: Arthur C. Clarke
- The Ultimate Star Wars Van
- Peter Davison Wants to Be the Next Doctor Who... Again.
- Sweded Cardboard Star Wars, Sans Skywalker and Solo
- Daily Scan: 03.19.08
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- The Atomic Submarine: Ancient Mythology Goes Nuclear
- SciFi Dept: A Children's Guide to the Apocalypse
- Three Ending Cloverfield DVD
- For Better or Worse, Southland Tales Is Now on DVD
- Disney to Fast Track John Carter of Mars Film
- Gallery of Vintage Sci-Fi Fanzine Covers
- Daily Scan: 03.18.08
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- Mouthmaster Murf and DJ Mayhem Present "The Predator Rap"
- Church of Jedi Announce Lunar Colony
- Bionic Woman Killed in the US, Slays in the UK?
- Doctor Who Originally Conceived As an Insane, Malevolent LSD Junkie
- Own a 7-Foot-Tall Cylon
- MGM Says Robocop Sequel Coming
- Daily Scan for 03.17.08: Speed Racer, Monsters vs. Aliens...
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- The Scanner's Top Five: Week of 03.10
- Fear In the Water: When Life Imitates SciFi
- 7 Minutes of '70s Sci-Fi Toy Commercials
- Clone Wars: Jabba Gets A Son?
- Bad Sci-Fi Flashback: Happy Days in Space
- Site of the Week: The Website at the End of the Universe
- Daily Scan for 03.15.08
13
- Killer Tomatoes Ripe For Remake?
- Uprising: If Wolfgang Petersen Directed Battlefield Earth
- Harry Potter 7 To Cost Double, Be Excruciatingly Long
- Star Trek: Comparing the Old to the New
- Ant-Man is Serious Business!
- The Incredible Hulk Smashes The Web
- Daily Scan: 03.13.08
12
- "Space Alone" by Ilias Sounas
- Star Wars TV: "Deadwood Meets Sopranos"
- Terminator 4 Gets New Title, Thank God
- The Star Wars Last Supper Photo-Mosaic
- SciFi Dept: Time Travel Movie Guide
- The Complete Timeline of Futurama
- Daily Scan: 03.12.08
11
- Aliens vs. Predator 3 Pretty Much a Certainty
- Teller Versus the Zombie Apocalypse
- Even Hayden Christensen Hated Anakin Skywalker
- Sarah Connor Chronicles Not Terminated
- Species: Hitchin' a Ride on H. R. Giger's Ghost Train
- Here He Comes: Two New Speed Racer Trailers
- Daily Scan: 03.11.08
10
- When Nazi Rocketmen Attack!
- Doctor Who Time Travels to Last-Gen Consoles
- 20th Century Fox Trademarks Real-Life Slurm
- KISS NIGHT Is Gonna Rock 'n' Roll All Night
- George Romero Wants to Do Live-Action Thing
- Daily Scan: 03.10.08
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- The Scanner's Top Five: Week of 03.03
- Site of the Week: SF Signal
- Pax Romana: Catholics in Time
- Terminator War "Within Ten Years"
- The Brain Eaters: What Is It With Mind Control?
- How To Kill Godzilla
- Daily Scan: 03.07.07
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- Star Trek: Year Four Hits Comic Stores
- See the Watchmen in First Character Pics
- Mulder and Scully Will Trade Tonsils In X-Files 2
- Will Robert Carlyle Be the 11th Doctor?
- Black Fantasy LEGO Contests Picks Its Winners
- I Am Legend: The Other Ending
- Daily Scan: 03.06.08
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- AFI's Top Fifty Sci-Fi Films List Is Insane
- SciFi Dept: The Asylum's Knockbusters
- Planet of the Apes One Step Closer To Reality
- The R2D2 Computer Case Mod
- How Cloverfield Destroyed New York
- In Dead Space, No One Can Hear You Scream
- Daily Scan: 03.05.08
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- The Sun Spoils Doctor Who Series 4
- Manga, Marvel and Star Wars
- Own Your Very Own Thing From Another World
- Post-Apocalyptic Survival Suits by Kenji Yanobe
- Anticipating 10,000 B.C.
- Gerard Butler is Watchmen's Black Freighter
- Daily Scan: 03.04.08
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- RIP: Ben Chapman, aka the Creature From the Black Lagoon
- Heroes' Peter Petrelli Becomes Game's "Rick Rape"
- Rod Serling Inducted Into Sci-Fi Hall of Fame
- Best of Breed: Aliens Action Figures
- Tron 2 in 2011... in 3D!
- If Saul Bass Met Star Wars
- Daily Scan: 03.03.08
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