Star Wars art doesn't get any more religious than this. Hero-Glyphs is a series by artist Josh Ln, transforming well-known superheroes and other pop culture icons into hieroglyphs. His latest pieces feature Star Wars, Ghostbusters and (surprise, surprise) Firefly:
Check Out This Amazing Warhammer 40K Collection from Korea
This is what a 700-piece Warhammer 40K (also known as Warhammer $40K) set looks like, all painted carefully by hand. The owner of the collection, a Korean Warhammer enthusiast, probably went through lots of pain to complete this set, but it's definitely worth all the time and money. It looks incredible.
Enjoy the delicious eye candy in this cool sci-fi short
Azarkant—a 3D short by Andrey Klimov—doesn't have much of a plot, but it's delicious computer generated eye candy for lovers of spaceships, robots, dead cosmonauts and Haloesque things in general.
Watch This Video About Robots Shooting Each Other, Right Now
This is Keloid. It's not a movie. It's not a trailer. It's not even a short. It's just a "spec" project, a mock trailer made to let those involved flex their creative muscles and come up with their vision of a future where robots fight wars, and those robots look fantastic.
Now That's A Lot Of Mass Effect Cosplayers!
We've already seen brilliant costumes from this year's Dragon Con, but we simply couldn't resist this absolutely packed Mass Effect group shot, photographed by one of the attendants, Pam Marotte.
It's a Bird, It's a Plane... It's Giant Lego Mothra!
Olive Seon built this terrifying Lego Mothra (モスラ), showcased in all her lepidopteran glory. She's featured using her signature ability, entrapping her enemies with silken spray. Mothra is likely laying waste to New Kirk City here (in revenge for the kidnapping of secret fairies by evil, greedy American businessmen).
The Darkest Cyberpunk Worlds In Japanese Video Games
Cyberpunk was a big deal in the 80s and in the 90s. Writers like Philip K. Dick and William Gibson, movies like Blade Runner, and anime such as Akira heavily influenced video games. The result was games with a dark, dystopian future, high technology and low life.
Watch This Amazing Sci-Fi Short. You Won't Believe It Was Made By One…
And a young one at that.
At Least Doctor Who Still Appreciates the Nintendo Wii
While the people from this particular planet are packing up their Wii consoles and preparing to trade them in for the next big thing, the last survivor of the planet Gallifrey is having a wonderful time flailing about in front of the television. In yesterday's episode of Doctor Who, Matt Smith shows Wii Sports Tennis…
Fantasy Author China Miéville Discusses Random Superpowers, DC Comics' …
China Mieville's been trying to break into comics a long time. The native Londoner has busied himself with becoming an award-winning fantasy and science-fiction author in the meantime, turning out acclaimed work like
Perdido Street Station and the upcoming . A few years ago, it looked like Mieville's big break was…
This Sci-Fi Sexy Custom PC is Nothing But Love
Swedish artist
Love Hultén triumphantly returns to our PC Case Mod of the Week feature with his latest creation, 4M, a computer that answers the question "Does this HAL 9000 unit come in walnut?"
I'm Falling in Love With WildStar, and I Don't Care Who Knows It
It's not the stunning CGI movie quality trailer for NCsoft and Carbine's WildStar that has my heart beating so hard. Nor is it these forty-four screenshots, covering the races, combat, and environments of this gorgeous space born adventure. It's not even the bunny girls (though they certainly help). So what is it?
Voltron + TRON = VoltronTRON T-Shirt. Wait, that's not right.
The manufacturers of this $15 have simply called it "VolTRON", which I suppose makes more sense than my first attempt, "VOLTR2N".
Red Faction: Origins Trailer Transports Us to Made-For-TV Mars
THQ and SyFy have teamed up to produce Red Faction: Origins, a made for television movie that spans the time period between 2009's Red Faction: Guerrilla and 2011's Red Faction: Armageddon.
In Search Of Serious Science Fiction Gaming Epics
In the first installment of the daily Speak-Up on Kotaku for the year 2011, commenter Murkurial wonders why game developers aren't spending more time exploring the deeply detailed worlds created by science fiction's greatest authors.
Phasers Set to Fun
Life in the 24th and 25th century wasn't all about shooting people with phasers, knocking around aliens and "making it so."
Nintendo Asks You To Get LOST on Wuhu Island
You know, pop-culture referencing television show Lost isn't the only form of entertainment that includes island fun.
Six PADDs I Would Actually Buy
I may be tempted to one day buy the iPad as a crossover e-reader, but there's nothing magical about the device for me. Not unless you replace one of its vowels with a consonant.
Sci Fi's Live Action Video Game Cha$e Not Half Bad
Tonight at 10PM Eastern the Sci Fi Channel premiers it's live-action video game show Cha$e, and while the very idea of a live-action video game had me stocking up on cheese products, this one isn't actually half bad. It features 10 competitors called Runners, who are tasked with spending an hour on the run from Hunter…