Fan favorite Castle—and Firefly!—star Nathan Fillion was the guest of Conan O'Brien yesterday, and well, they've discussed things I didn't expect: DC and Marvel-themed nail polish.

Serenity Flies Again, Sort Of: Okay, it's just a cloud. But it's a cloud that looks remarkably like a certain beloved Firefly-class transport ship. Perhaps this apparition is a magical leaf on the wind, the product of all our collective wishes for another Firefly movie. Photo: jackie4kneeyay via Nathan Fillion.

"Someone ever tries to kill you, you try to kill 'em right back!" Firefly—Joss Whedon's beloved cult sci-fi TV series that spun out in the film Serenity—may not be all the way dead. This teaser from Dark Horse Comics is a big hint that the publisher's getting ready to tease Browncoats with new adventures for Mal and…

The thought of a Firefly online game is undeniably appealing: who wouldn't want to man a ship and fight across Joss Whedon's rich universe, meeting Browncoats and fighting off Blue Sun? Even Gears of War creator Cliff Bleszinski drools at the thought of an action/role-playing game based on the cult classic sci-fi…

There are few things harder to do in gaming than gather a bunch of like-minded friends from around the world and try to make a video game out something you love that happens to be owned by a big corporation that you're not a part of.

The studio claiming to have the blessings of Fox Entertainment to proceed with a Firefly themed MMO have disputed our reporting over the weekend which suggested their project was a hoax.

If you think there's going to be an MMO based on or "inspired by" Firefly, well, you're not alone. So did I yesterday, and we've all been trolled.

I still remember when I first watched Firefly, when I saw the final episode of its truncated FOX TV run. That episode is called "Objects in Space," and in it, a bounty hunter named Jubal Early boards Serenity in pursuit of Simon and River.

Would you play a Firefly game with first-person gun fights? Or Mass Effect-esque dialogue trees?

Brian Johnson makes replica video game weapons. Unlike other ones that just look nice, though, he goes the extra mile and has them functioning as actual NERF guns.

The struggle between madness and sanity continues in DC Universe Online, with Mark Hamill voicing the Joker and Kevin Conroy reprising his role as Batman, headlining an all-star cast that includes Adam Baldwin and Gina Torres of Firefly fame.